5 months it takes.

@@farmkillino1746 Thank you very much for the reply. I appreciate it. Will this work if I pollinate different flowers from the same plant. Or will this only work if I pollinate flowers from an entirely different plant?

@@ericksmart5563 a totally different plant should be used … I have one plant that makes huge flowers . So I use that pollen on my other plants.

@@farmkillino1746 thanks a bunch.

Aloha

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Ghaffari Here is another wrestler born in Iran .

Yes he did . Did you know the Roxk took the word “jabroni” from him

Hawaii

I Don’t know about weird.I never saw anyone smile when stuck In it… I can’t sit still in my chair just thinking of being stuck in it

It’s hurts in amateur wrestling and mma . I can’t say I ever saw anyone escape it

Very true …. Has there been many other famous matches where the towel was thrown in ?

​@farmkillino1746 Backlund won his 2nd WWF championship vs Bret cause of the towel being thrown in actually

Thanks for the questions. I only pollinated them one time . I never paid attention to time of day. Whenever I felt like it I did it . I did not attempt pollinating on day 1 of flower opening … but I did make sure the female part was not old and dry. Fresh and sticky is what you want . I have too many flowers to watch for one to open in day one …but I always choose a good looking one . I live hawaii so growing is kind of easy

I would cover the flower then in mesh bag . 5 months later you have seeds

Ok thank you for your reply. I appreciate it.

@@christ.7591 one other thing I did . I always took pollen from my plants that made the biggest flowers … I have no proof but genetics says it should help make bigger flowers

It’s not too difficult to find the moves history… I was kind of shocked that Eddie bravo gets credit for making it popular . Wrestling been around a long time …. I have seen more kids “tap out/ scream” or ref call potentially dangerous than I have seen pins in recent years …

I mean there's a lot of jujitsu in the sambo that islam does

Actually it’s MMA….I believe my statements to be correct in title and description Eddie Bravo, the founder of 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu, is responsible for introducing the twister in BJJ. Originally a wrestling move, he started using the submission when he was training under the BJJ legend Jean Jacques Machado. Eddie learned the move while competing in an amateur wrestling match during his teens (which was referred to as the guillotine), a method used to pin the opponent. Being proficient with the move, he realized it could be effective in Jiu-Jitsu and modified the technique with minor adjustments. Eddie began experimenting on the effectiveness of the submission in different competitions. It has earned some attention regarding the legality of the move because of its spinal manipulating nature.

You just wrote 9 paragraphs arguing against your own point. You said Bravo modified a pin common in wrestling so that it can be used as a submission move. So it's something new. @@farmkillino1746

Cope and Seethe

The only difference between the two is the outcome …. One you tap the other you get pinned

He certainly kept “all the pencil neck geeks “ in line that night

He was thousands times better than him

Great man in many aspects. Bodyguard to Shah can’t come easy

On second thought it could be David

To see the fans rush the rings back in the day almost seemed planned

Thanks .A cooperative subject always helps

He was calm but it was still a challenge to keep up with him

I’ve seen them a few times..and they were always swimming around as you showed. Pretty fun to see. 😀

Not a common sight

Wow I think you may be right … I had no clue he defended it even 4 times as states by pro wrestling magazine…. But I just saw this The Iron Sheik faced Backlund in a rematch indecisively at house shows and primarily defended the title against Chief Jay Strongbow, as well as Pat Patterson and Salvatore Bellomo. On national TV, he defeated only jobbers, but wrestled Tito Santana in Philadelphia on January 21, 1984 Sounds like a lot more than 4 times

Well, I'm sure they knew at the time that he was only a conduit for "Hulkamania" and that he wouldn't have it long. He might as well get as many paydays as possible in that short term.

He defended 16 if you including Hogan. Plus he had one non title

I keep trying to post about the Sheik's record according to a particular website, but KZfaq keeps taking it down. Anyway, I was a little off with my first comment. Sheik held the title 28 days, wrestled 20 times, and successfully defended it 16 times before losing it on the 17th to Hogan. Still, very impressive when compared to how rarely Roman Reigns wrestles or defends his belt.

@@Danimal1177 are you allowed to post links in replies kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rcWKddaB36upnn0.htmlfeature=shared

Very true . I am not sure if Jimmy Snuka had an amateur background… he seemed ahead of his time as far as style .

Yup. That's what I've always said as well. Amateur wrestlers also pick up pro wrestling much easier than others.

The whole point in giving the belt to Sheik was so he could lose it to Hogan.

@@DixiePokerAce yes we are all aware of that. I just was saying they could’ve milked it for a few more months instead of rushing to get it to Hogan.

No. 1 month was enough

@@BaseballPlayer0 nah it wasn’t

@@Boygonebad Yes it was.

Heels never held the belt long in wwe

Yes. Not like Hogan exploded business or anything

It would have meant more for him to hold it for at least 6 months and defeating everyone you came at him until Hogan steps in to defeat him. Perhaps even have had Hogan win or loose to hime a few times via DQ or countouts.

@@pugmalley he did have a number of no decisions matches against backlund in the month following his victory … but Vince jr was now in control and hogan was his man

No he shouldn't've

Hogan was lucky Sheik didn’t break his leg. Where would wrestling be if that happened ?

They did the same thing to Ivan koloff. The heels were only used as transitional champions. Koloff only had it seven days.