Stunted plants in Northeast

[Olde Hippee]

Does any one else have MUCH smaller than usual plants due to the crappy
summer we've had here in the northeast/middle atlantic states of US?? I'm
so disgusted.
Last year I had tomatoes 10'(yes feet)tall, this year the biggest is <3'.
This can't just be the difference between sativa and indica, can it? I
don't think I've ever grown indica before - this is Mango to be used as a
medical pain killer. My plants look so freekin puny compared to the Mango
that Marco shows on Treatingyourself.com .
Any suggestions other than to pray for more sun? Any special ferts?
They're not in bloom yet, and the 3 littlest haven't even shown six. The
largest is a lady, hoping for 3 more.
Olde Hippee

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Olde Hippee
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But It's In the Kitchen Home is Born

[Moon Doggie]

On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 15:30:55 GMT, "Olde Hippee" <nanzi@delaware.net>
wrote:

>Does any one else have MUCH smaller than usual plants due to the crappy
>summer we've had here in the northeast/middle atlantic states of US?? I'm
>so disgusted.
>Last year I had tomatoes 10'(yes feet)tall, this year the biggest is <3'.
>This can't just be the difference between sativa and indica, can it? I
>don't think I've ever grown indica before - this is Mango to be used as a
>medical pain killer. My plants look so freekin puny compared to the Mango
>that Marco shows on Treatingyourself.com .
>Any suggestions other than to pray for more sun? Any special ferts?
>They're not in bloom yet, and the 3 littlest haven't even shown six. The
>largest is a lady, hoping for 3 more.
>Olde Hippee
>
>--
>Olde Hippee
>Life's Riches Other Rooms Adorn,
>But It's In the Kitchen Home is Born
>
>
Probably the extremely wet weather. And the National Weather Service
predictions for August-Sept.-Oct. are uncertain, so no one really
knows what's coming. Can you move at least some of them indoors and
go ScroG?

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[Olde Hippee]

errrr, thats sex they haven't shown yet, not six.
"Olde Hippee" <nanzi@delaware.net> wrote in message
news:P6s%a.297$if4.178109@newshog.newsread.com...
> Does any one else have MUCH smaller than usual plants due to the crappy
> summer we've had here in the northeast/middle atlantic states of US??
I'm
> so disgusted.
> Last year I had tomatoes 10'(yes feet)tall, this year the biggest is
<3'.
> This can't just be the difference between sativa and indica, can it? I
> don't think I've ever grown indica before - this is Mango to be used as
a
> medical pain killer. My plants look so freekin puny compared to the
Mango
> that Marco shows on Treatingyourself.com .
> Any suggestions other than to pray for more sun? Any special ferts?
> They're not in bloom yet, and the 3 littlest haven't even shown six.
The
> largest is a lady, hoping for 3 more.
> Olde Hippee
>
> --
> Olde Hippee
> Life's Riches Other Rooms Adorn,
> But It's In the Kitchen Home is Born
>
>

[Olde Hippee]

What does that 'and you are indeed an olde hippee' remark mean?
You must have missed the part about Medicinal Painkiller as I'm not so
lamebrained that all I want to do is stay couchlocked all day. DH & I lead
a very active life, and to do it and be comfortable I am seeking pain
relief, not to stay stoned out of my mind.
Thanx for the Marc Emery suggestion, but I object strongly to his prices
and his antics. There are other seed dealers with reasonable prices. I
think his cowboying around with smoking on the city hall steps is pretty
juvenile. Just my opinion.
Olde Hippee
"Charlie Wilkes" <charlie_wilkes@easynews.com> wrote in message
news:en80kv857804qcvgubp4g8lsoou01jvcui@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 15:30:55 GMT, "Olde Hippee" <nanzi@delaware.net>
> wrote:
>
> >Does any one else have MUCH smaller than usual plants due to the crappy
> >summer we've had here in the northeast/middle atlantic states of US??
I'm
> >so disgusted.
> >Last year I had tomatoes 10'(yes feet)tall, this year the biggest is
<3'.
> >This can't just be the difference between sativa and indica, can it?
>
> Yes it sure can. I'm not saying that's the case, however, because I
> don't know all the variables. If you're growing in the same place,
> you might have spent your soil and your best bet will be to dig in a
> hell of a lot of compost etc. this fall.
>
> Pure indicas are harder to grow outdoors, IMO. If you want 10-foot
> plants, you want something that has been optimized for outdoor growth,
> and that probably means a Sativa mix. Marc Emery used to sell an
> outdoor strain called "Texada Timewarp," and if he still has anything
> like that, you might want to pay his price and try to talk to him or a
> knowledgable person in his organization to see if that will get you
> what you want from life. It is tweaked for the miserable, wet, cold,
> snotty early growing season on Texada Island, BC.
>
> Frankly, I've been following your posts, and you are indeed an olde
> hippeeee, so I think another good option would be to get some goddamn
> Mexican bag seeds and party down with those next year. You ain't
> selling the shit; it's your stash. Does it have to paralyze your
> lungs for five minutes and lock you to the couch for two hours???
>
> But, for all that, I'll bet you're gonna find your October
> disappointment will be all about quantity with zero complaints about
> quality.
>
> Charlie
>
> > I
> >don't think I've ever grown indica before - this is Mango to be used as
a
> >medical pain killer. My plants look so freekin puny compared to the
Mango
> >that Marco shows on Treatingyourself.com .
> >Any suggestions other than to pray for more sun? Any special ferts?
> >They're not in bloom yet, and the 3 littlest haven't even shown six.
The
> >largest is a lady, hoping for 3 more.
> >Olde Hippee
>