Bullfrog's Grow Pad

[TonesOwn]

Found my big Black Cherry Breath laying on the ground yesterday, another victim of the tunnel. Had another round of thunderstorms with heavy rain and gusty winds. Snapped all the lateral roots and mangled the tap root. Stood it up but she was wilting bad so I gave it a little jerk and it popped right out the ground. RIP. Never had an issue with that one leaning or getting blown around, was right against the garden fence. A freak strong east wind pushed it off the fence. There's a few more in the tunnel that aren't staked. Hoping to get that done today. She was huge too, had to of been 30-40 pounds dragging it to the boneyard. Bummer

A couple Starberry Cough from Briscoes
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Damn sorry to hear that boss. We had storms around my way all day yesterday too but not much wind. Places like Mesa got swamped though been seeing videos of people on jet skis in the roads lol

 

[Bullfrog]

Damn sorry to hear that boss. We had storms around my way all day yesterday too but not much wind. Places like Mesa got swamped though been seeing videos of people on jet skis in the roads lol

They usually give some kind of sign they're getting top heavy, this gal gave no warning. Might be a blessing though, had 4 or 5 big plants kinda bunched together right there, removing this one opens it right up, more light and air flow is a good thing. She was one I was really looking forward to toking on so it's a bummer for sure.

We always get wind here. Living on a peninsula, being nearly surrounded by 100's of miles of open water gives the wind a good head start. It slams us pretty hard at times.

 

[TonesOwn]

They usually give some kind of sign they're getting top heavy, this gal gave no warning. Might be a blessing though, had 4 or 5 big plants kinda bunched together right there, removing this one opens it right up, more light and air flow is a good thing. She was one I was really looking forward to toking on so it's a bummer for sure.

We always get wind here. Living on a peninsula, being nearly surrounded by 100's of miles of open water gives the wind a good head start. It slams us pretty hard at times.

I can understand that for sure i lived on Florida's gulf coast for 15 years just moved to AZ about a year ago now. I got to experience Hurricane Ians eye a few years back that was insane. I had outdoor plants in pots at the time that I brought in for the storm but we were out of electric for 27 days and the screens on our porch were destroyed so they got ate alive by the Florida bugs. That's what made me switch to indoors actually lol

 

[Bullfrog]

Little sativa in this one huh? ... looks great man!

Starberry Cough?? They all just seem like hybrids to me, but I don't know much. Put seed in dirt and watch grow.

They're coming along nice, maybe mid October. The one on the right is bigger and smells stronger. Has some fuel to it. Seems worthy to keep around if one was so inclined.

Always happy with the Briscoe's Beans. A lot of the big plants in the background in that photo are Briscoe's. Peaches and cream, Banana Slickers, Iced nectarines, they're all nice.

I'm pretty sure it's Strawberry Starburst x Strawberry Cough @Amos Otis could maybe tell ya more.

 

[HBZ]

Grapefruit Gorg
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Get any pollen on that grapefruit gorg

 

[Bullfrog]

Get any pollen on that grapefruit gorg

I think I did, although I'm not positive. I hit a bunch of stuff with the last of the Grapesmac pollen just to get rid of it. Pretty sure the Gorg was one. and besides that, there's plants all over that look to have some seed that I didn't do. There were 4 males that were left to dump on their harems, and it seems like it reached a little further into the patch than I'd planned for. I wouldn't be surprised to see a few random seeds in nearly everything.