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City LEO fly overs

sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18635 posted by sylpherman (Info) March 27, 2007 12:48:25 ET I'm thinking of growing in phoenix AZ in a back yard just a couple of girls. I'm just curious how and if the LEO's have flybys in major U.S. Cities. everyonce and awhile i see a low/slow flying cessna, seen it once in 6 months. Should I just assume thats a LEO plane or just think of it as another plane in the mess. City growers I need some feed back, please. Nows the perfect time to germ and plant.

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CitrusHigh Registered on Nov-30-2002 More User Info Message #18636 posted by CitrusHigh (Info) March 29, 2007 01:20:08 ET In Reply to: City LEO fly overs posted by sylpherman (Info) March 27, 2007 12:48:25 ET Hi, not a city grower however if you keep your plants low with training or cropping and keep them near other like colored vegetation you ought to be ok. But be careful of the smell and your neighbors. If you keep the plants profile low even low flying planes won't be able to destinguish them from the other veg. Good luck. Citrus

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sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18643 posted by sylpherman (Info) April 01, 2007 17:01:07 ET In Reply to: Re: City LEO fly overs posted by CitrusHigh (Info) March 29, 2007 01:20:08 ET Alright thanks for the feedback. I'm going to germ tonight and plant 3-4 in the back spread out throughout the back yard. I'm going to train/tie, pinch ect. I'll keep this post updated. A few pics here and there. thanks.

heres the beans

sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18644 posted by sylpherman (Info) April 01, 2007 20:08:26 ET In Reply to: Re: City LEO fly overs posted by sylpherman (Info) April 01, 2007 17:01:07 ET Well I started to germ the seeds 3 X Nirvanas White Widdow, and 3 X nirvanan's Big Bud. The temps have gotten well passed the optimal during storing them, but then again they are seeds from a weed : ).

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trippruss Registered on Apr-10-2002 More User Info Message #18646 posted by trippruss (Info) April 01, 2007 23:27:25 ET In Reply to: heres the beans posted by sylpherman (Info) April 01, 2007 20:08:26 ET plant them in little cups inside first, give them a bit to become heat tolerant. after second set of branches start hardening them off(every day put 'em an hr or 2 of direct sunlight) in prder to maximize bud later on plant them in sunny. probably have to stay on that if it get over 100 w/ watering trips. anyhow, as your plants grows it will produce main growing branches. i lay these over attaching to whatever i can, ususlly screen or plant branches. new growing will soon dominate, when they do tie those down, so on & so forth. you'll up production without having too big of tree. p.s. hang red X-mas bulbs on them just 4 shits & giggles!

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thanks for the advice

sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18648 posted by sylpherman (Info) April 02, 2007 11:33:30 ET In Reply to: Re: heres the beans posted by trippruss (Info) April 01, 2007 23:27:25 ET thanks for the advice! ive got 3 indoor grows under my belt, and on the last crop I experimented with some tying and sog. thats the screen of green method of course. I'm currently germing the beans. i was planning on planting outside right away. im considering the cups now. just got low funds for this venture. I'll keep you guys posted.

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* del... * Board Moderator Premier Member Registered on Feb-22-2000 More User Info Message #18649 posted by del... (Info) April 02, 2007 23:22:15 ET In Reply to: thanks for the advice posted by sylpherman (Info) April 02, 2007 11:33:30 ET being short on funds is all the more reason to start them off inside where they can be better protected until they get a little older to fend for themselves. besides, if you're in the northern hemisphere it's still way too early to be putting them outside. sunrise-sunset is only just over 12 hours right now...i'd hold off for a few more weeks and keep them indoors under lights for a few added hours on each end of the day, at night and morning while keeping em outside during the day. that's what i'd do if they were mine...

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sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18651 posted by sylpherman (Info) April 03, 2007 12:26:20 ET In Reply to: Re: thanks for the advice posted by del... (Info) April 02, 2007 23:22:15 ET yeah your right about the hours. the only problem is i have a house full of incandecents, and guess what folks the beans almost all cracked. im going to the store for some compacts floros. now im a little worried.

close to two months later.

sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18671 posted by sylpherman (Info) May 22, 2007 12:56:42 ET In Reply to: Re: thanks for the advice posted by sylpherman (Info) April 03, 2007 12:26:20 ET Well i'm still here, and no I havent given up. I ended up with one nice veging plant I'm hoping it is a female. the leaf fingers went from 5 fingers to 7, 10, and now its mellowing back down with new leaves having 9 fingers. so from my experience I have a female. i fed a couple times with half strength ferts which helped through the couple of light storms I've had. I've tied multiple times 4 now i'm pretty sure. so its still under a foot tall, yet three feet wide :) I will continue to tie untill nature turns the timers to 12/12 :) . I'm hoping I got a White Widdow and not a Big Bud, but honestly I'll be happy with either. I did notice outdoors lots of little creatures like to stop by and munch here and there. Not looking like a big deal, but I would like to find out about some organic sprays I can make from little or nothing. Comments are welcome. Thats my buddy TJ he's a jack russel, later.

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sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18672 posted by sylpherman (Info) May 22, 2007 13:04:20 ET In Reply to: close to two months later. posted by sylpherman (Info) May 22, 2007 12:56:42 ET pics i hope

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sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18673 posted by sylpherman (Info) May 22, 2007 13:06:44 ET In Reply to: Re: close to two months later. posted by sylpherman (Info) May 22, 2007 13:04:20 ET Fan leaves getting big

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Re: close to two months later.

sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18674 posted by sylpherman (Info) May 22, 2007 13:08:06 ET In Reply to: Re: close to two months later. posted by sylpherman (Info) May 22, 2007 13:06:44 ET overall

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wow where is everyone?

sylpherman Registered on Mar-27-2007 More User Info Message #18675 posted by sylpherman (Info) May 26, 2007 23:25:26 ET In Reply to: City LEO fly overs posted by sylpherman (Info) March 27, 2007 12:48:25 ET I'm wondering where everyones at? What about the organic remidies for small insects and such.

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