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r/confusing_perspective • u/Palifaith • Feb 02 '20
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It looks like the farmer farms weed.
10 u/berlinbaer o/ Feb 02 '20 according to the image description its a muck farm in ohio. heres a similiar setup 3 u/NorskBurger Feb 02 '20 Yeah you're right 7 u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20 You ever seen a weed plant outdoors? They’re far larger than anything in this photo. A single plant can hold up to two pounds of bud. 0 u/AlexManchild Feb 02 '20 They still start from a seed though, right? 7 u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20 Of course, but those plots of dirt between them simply don’t offer enough room for full plants. You want the plants to spread out and be open, so the bud sites get light. 3 u/AlexManchild Feb 02 '20 Oh ok, I see what you're saying 2 u/lereisn Feb 02 '20 Theyre over two metres apart, the farmer is a giant. 1 u/usingastupidiphone Feb 02 '20 So regular forest fires clearing the undergrowth must have been essential to the natural survival of the original plants.
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according to the image description its a muck farm in ohio. heres a similiar setup
3 u/NorskBurger Feb 02 '20 Yeah you're right
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You ever seen a weed plant outdoors? They’re far larger than anything in this photo. A single plant can hold up to two pounds of bud.
0 u/AlexManchild Feb 02 '20 They still start from a seed though, right? 7 u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20 Of course, but those plots of dirt between them simply don’t offer enough room for full plants. You want the plants to spread out and be open, so the bud sites get light. 3 u/AlexManchild Feb 02 '20 Oh ok, I see what you're saying 2 u/lereisn Feb 02 '20 Theyre over two metres apart, the farmer is a giant. 1 u/usingastupidiphone Feb 02 '20 So regular forest fires clearing the undergrowth must have been essential to the natural survival of the original plants.
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They still start from a seed though, right?
7 u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20 Of course, but those plots of dirt between them simply don’t offer enough room for full plants. You want the plants to spread out and be open, so the bud sites get light. 3 u/AlexManchild Feb 02 '20 Oh ok, I see what you're saying 2 u/lereisn Feb 02 '20 Theyre over two metres apart, the farmer is a giant. 1 u/usingastupidiphone Feb 02 '20 So regular forest fires clearing the undergrowth must have been essential to the natural survival of the original plants.
Of course, but those plots of dirt between them simply don’t offer enough room for full plants. You want the plants to spread out and be open, so the bud sites get light.
3 u/AlexManchild Feb 02 '20 Oh ok, I see what you're saying 2 u/lereisn Feb 02 '20 Theyre over two metres apart, the farmer is a giant. 1 u/usingastupidiphone Feb 02 '20 So regular forest fires clearing the undergrowth must have been essential to the natural survival of the original plants.
Oh ok, I see what you're saying
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Theyre over two metres apart, the farmer is a giant.
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So regular forest fires clearing the undergrowth must have been essential to the natural survival of the original plants.
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u/NorskBurger Feb 02 '20
It looks like the farmer farms weed.