Too many Wolves and Coyotes for us to see those here
What is in your backyard?
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We've got 'yotes here, too. When they start eating my critters, they magically get lead poisoning.
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Looks like he was tryin' to play peek a boo with ya.
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Yes. Mass Wildlife does that to ‘problem’ bears. They will relocate a bear that gets into too much mischief I guess. I don’t bother reporting bears in the yard.
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My buddies ‘strictly naturalized volunteer’ cannabis garden in northern central MA. He is hoping to break the over bred, hybridized order-by-number fare that seems to be flooding the dispensary market. He just lets the strongest males pollinate any and all females and then gives away the seeded buds to friends knowing some seeds drop and will over-winter. This is season 5 I believe.
Zig had a good time at the party…
Zig had a good time at the party…
He is now 78yrs old.
Was he in Bloodsport?
This is his son David.
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Plants in my backyard and my neighbors. Clones from my spring tent grow…
Heri-Berry - my neighbors 1st grow
CDSRxND clone
Heri-Berry’s in my backyard.
I figure they started flowering last week so 8 weeks will be mid Oct. 10 weeks late Oct. That is par for the course in these parts…
Heri-Berry - my neighbors 1st grow
CDSRxND clone
Heri-Berry’s in my backyard.
I figure they started flowering last week so 8 weeks will be mid Oct. 10 weeks late Oct. That is par for the course in these parts…
I think he was in Double impact too
Love to watch JCVD
Very nice brother
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My CDSRxND yard plant is now a bit over 10 ft tall(it is actually 2 plants). I am thinking I will need to get some bamboo stakes at some point to support the branches once the flowers start to bulk up. It is looking very much like pics I have seen of Nanda Devi plants in Nepal. I am glad I was able to put these in the ground to see them express their landrace genetics.
From 420 Mag:
Zig and his Heri-Berry plants
From 420 Mag:
Zig and his Heri-Berry plants
