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EADD Gardening Club: Ploughing FUBAR's infertile Fields

I merged your thread with this thread, F.U.B.A.R.

I'm a bit sad because yours had a sexier title :\

And thank you for allowing me to use my new gadgets for the first time :)
 
Don Luigi said:
I merged your thread with this thread, F.U.B.A.R.

I'm a bit sad because yours had a sexier title :\

And thank you for allowing me to use my new gadgets for the first time :)
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Just amend the current title to incorporate Fubars. Job done. Sexy titles are never a bad thing!
 
Another mild winter, with only a couple of frosty nights here. That means my Australian Bottle Brush survived the winter comfortably, it's grown quite tall now and is looking healthy, if we get a good summer it may well flower this year, and I'll post a pic. I'm still amazed at the resilience of some plants, so that they are able to do OK, maybe even thrive under very favorable conditions, at almost the extreme opposite of their own natural climate of sustained and prolonged hot, dry, and sunny weather conditions.

I bought a pack of ten ABB seeds, and although they all germinintated, only this one survived the transplanting outdoors. I must have done it when the timing wasnt right. So I treasure the 1 in 10 hardy survivor that did make it all the more.
 
mydrugbuddy said:
Another mild winter, with only a couple of frosty nights here. That means my Australian Bottle Brush survived the winter comfortably, it's grown quite tall now and is looking healthy, if we get a good summer it may well flower this year, and I'll post a pic. I'm still amazed at the resilience of some plants, so that they are able to do OK, maybe even thrive under very favorable conditions, at almost the extreme opposite of their own natural climate of sustained and prolonged hot, dry, and sunny weather conditions.

I bought a pack of ten ABB seeds, and although they all germinintated, only this one survived the transplanting outdoors. I must have done it when the timing wasnt right. So I treasure the 1 in 10 hardy survivor that did make it all the more.
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You should try growing one of the strains of Australian Wattle (acacia) that are chock full of DMT. I am not sure of which strains are better as i have never extracted it but the info is out there. I have a bottle brush tree out the front of my house. Its a beautiful tree. Most Aussie natives a very hardy. Dont need much water and tend to handle temperature variances well except the rain forest types from the far north. They have to be hardy as its a pretty harsh land Australia.
 
consumer said:
You should try growing one of the strains of Australian Wattle (acacia) that are chock full of DMT. I am not sure of which strains are better as i have never extracted it but the info is out there. I have a bottle brush tree out the front of my house. Its a beautiful tree. Most Aussie natives a very hardy. Dont need much water and tend to handle temperature variances well except the rain forest types from the far north. They have to be hardy as its a pretty harsh land Australia.
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Cheers i may well look out for the Wattle. Yeah the Australian climate and terrain can be harsh, but in the opposite way to the UK, like they never get frosts of -12c to -25c at nights as we do all be it pretty rarely they go that low.

It seems to be much less icy in the big cities, i remember out in the sticks in Wales one year i couldn't even get my car key in the lock everything was so iced up, and then once i'd finally got the lock opened, the whole door was then frozen solid and i could not get that open either. Lucky it was a weekend and not a work day iirc. It was like fucking Antartica man, as hardy as the bottle brush is, apparently it does not like frosts below -5C, thankfully there haven't been any of those here since i planted it.
 
Only ever grown my own mushrooms before - I don't have a garden, but I do have plenty of indoor space.

Contemplating some sort of auto-flowering plant or similar.
 
F.U.B.A.R. said:
In addition to my 3 autos which are developing nicely, I have a dozen papaver somniferum and 3 ipomoea tricolor (morning glory, heavenly blue) growing in my psychoactive garden..
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I'm jealous. %)

I currently have extremely nosy and interfering neighbors living either side of me, so until either I move, or they move, I dare not grow such things. I guess if i also planted some innocent stuff too it would not look suspicious. But I've left it too late this year I think. Which in the current circumstances is probably for the best.
 
mydrugbuddy said:
I'm jealous. %)

I currently have extremely nosy and interfering neighbors living either side of me, so until either I move, or they move, I dare not grow such things. I guess if i also planted some innocent stuff too it would not look suspicious. But I've left it too late this year I think. Which in the current circumstances is probably for the best.
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There is a strain called ABC (aussie bastard cannabis ) that does not really look like weed. Its not that potent but it does get you high, i have tried it. There are crosses made by the Canadians floating around. Google it.
 
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