Linger in the Sun

[Butcher Bob]

Stops posting old timey stuff :gramps:.....spends that time growing beautiful plants.

:teeth:

 

[Schwilly]

Stops posting old timey stuff :gramps:.....spends that time growing beautiful plants.

:teeth:

Years worth of ol' time to get to yet, Oregon has been a brilliant distraction:flyguy:

 

[Schwilly]

Plant B - These 'durban' girls fared the weather far better, after further questioning the neighbor he said among other things she was mixed with over the years was one he called 'da purple' a guy out of Eugene used to rock. Chunky branches with a nice floral sweet berry scent, harvested with less then 5% lost to pm and nature.

Don't mind the pine needles holding on from the late season storms

 

[Schwilly]

Plant C - Durban mix (same as plant B) did pretty good considering the rain forest she was up against, notice the pooling water on the bud shots. Pulled out some nice purples with a floral berry nose, lost less then 5% to nature.

And that's a wrap on 2021 outdoor

 

[Dirtboy808]

That plant looks great. She looks very healthy.

 

[Schwilly]

Outdoor 2022, time to get weird



"Don't tell me we've got time
The subtle thief of life
It slips away when we pay no mind

We pulled the weeds out til the dawn
Nearly too tired to carry on
Someday we'll linger in the sun"




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6oSeODGmoQ&t=266s

 

[Schwilly]

Sorry for being MIA but Oregon is a trip, what the fuck was I doing in AZ for so long...

Outdoor 2022 has begun around these parts, so to begin with some story time. One of my only neighbors is a old time grower out of Eugene, says he's been running since the early 70's. Enjoy talking to him when I see him around (only uses the prop as a vacation spot) as he is a character and has some great stories. Get a text from him one morning he's headed my way with some starts because he got too many females to put out. Year two outdoor starts again with a gift, well this time 6.

Tells me these are all from the same seeds, a line he's been running/working on for years. I was bitching about the PM here (last season) so he claims these are damn near resistant, we'll see...

He didn't divulge the genetics involved but called it "Grape Valley Kush".

Great to be typing again, hope all is well with everyone

Outdoor 2022 and away we go...

Already behind, need to up pot these girls tomorrow

 

[barefoot]

always a beautiful area to be in….got old friend west Eugene….

best in season senor…
ganj on….

 

[Schwilly]

always a beautiful area to be in….got old friend west Eugene….

best in season senor…
ganj on….

Eugene is my 'big city', make the trip in often, some great spots. Wanted to hit up the County fair this year but were requiring a couple extra hoops so will wait till a more laxed next year for a first

 

[Schwilly]

Off and running in new shoes a couple weeks ago, just getting around to posting.

Seems to be three main phenotypes-


A: purple stem broad leafed that leans to the grapey/skunk smell I'm digging the most

B: Smaller leafed short girl with hashy tones

C: the most dominate one that shows in three of the females a lanky tall girl smelling sweet skunk on the rub.

 

[180]

They look happy, lots of new growth. :thumright:

 

[Schwilly]

Stretching for that sun

A

B

C

 

[Schwilly]

A male popped up, out of 6 with no sex showing when I got them, not bad. Going to have to ask him how he sex's so early next time I see him.

Going to make some seeds to play with later

 

[nannymouse]

Nice boy pics! Those photos would be good for examples for those wondering what a male plant looks like.