Colorado Growers Thread

[dragging hooks]

going to go full blown Al Bundy in the back yard this evening

laying in a kiddie pool drinking beer
singing along with Credence Clearwater Revival

sure am glad that my lights run at night
keeping the house cool (72) during the hottest part of the day

stay cool Colorado growers

 

[greenmatter]

going to go full blown Al Bundy in the back yard this evening

laying in a kiddie pool drinking beer
singing along with Credence Clearwater Revival

sure am glad that my lights run at night
keeping the house cool (72) during the hottest part of the day

stay cool Colorado growers

yeah .... i think the rain spoiled us. here comes summer, the next time the swamp cooler shuts off will be september. mulch that outdoor garden if you have not done it yet!

 

[Canniwhatsis]

yeah .... i think the rain spoiled us. here comes summer, the next time the swamp cooler shuts off will be september. mulch that outdoor garden if you have not done it yet!

Yeah, my vegies have been wilting something fierce in the heat! :

The rain has done my pepper garden and tomatoes a TRUCKLOAD of good tho! I now have a tomato hedge!

 

[iSMOKE.KUSH]

i thought monsoon season started already...fuck this heat.

 

[dragging hooks]

 

[greenmatter]

please tell me that is not photoshopped. if norml can get in the public face as much as possible maybe it will change things. being civil and smart about things can only get so far. or so it seems

 

[Snoopster]

being civil and smart about things can only get so far. or so it seems

About 25 years ago I was sure that if people just knew what hemp could do, they would be convinced it needs to be legal. I was always polite and non-confrontational.

Ahh, to be young dumb and full of...

It turns out medical marijuana is the only way to get people on board?

Fuggin' politics.

 

[nattynattygurrl]

Holy shit, that's cool as hell! Right by the cheetos!
Hope there is one in the organics section too....

Haha, DraggingHooks, Al Bundy style!
CCR tunes have been getting stuck in my head a lot lately; after seeing 'the big labowski' again recently...plus it's summer!!

The swamp cooler is pumping out here too; but not running as well with all this humidity the last week or so...Crazy all the rain, had another round of light shows and sprinkles last night!

Keep those ladies cool and keep medicated neighbors!

 

[Space Case]

The rain let my outdoor veggies go nuts, and the tomatoes seem to be dealing with the heat pretty well, as long as I can keep them watered. But the direct heat and sunlight after all this rain really wilts my squash. I've found the best thing is to lightly mist them with cool water every few hours during the peak hot times of the day. You can go to Target and get a mister, like I did, and it makes it way easy! Just turn the valve on a few times per day for short intervals.

 

[Canniwhatsis]

The rain let my outdoor veggies go nuts, and the tomatoes seem to be dealing with the heat pretty well, as long as I can keep them watered. But the direct heat and sunlight after all this rain really wilts my squash. I've found the best thing is to lightly mist them with cool water every few hours during the peak hot times of the day. You can go to Target and get a mister, like I did, and it makes it way easy! Just turn the valve on a few times per day for short intervals.

I'll have to give that a try,... my Broccoli, zucchini and button squash wilt pretty badly in the heat,... but all the rain has given us our 3rd Zuc!!! I'm gonna be sick of em here soon,

Looking forward to getting some harvest from my pepper plants, broke off a big jim by mistake,.... dayum thing was so hot I was drooling!!!!! Got 3 of those plants,... probably half a dozen peppers on each so far,.... also have about 15 Sandia, and a dozen or so Anaheim plants, 2 Jalapeno, 2 serrano, 1 Cali Wonder bell, and 1 Habanero,......... Green chili season is gonna be epic around my household this year!

 

[aceofspades]

Been pulling romas and pablanos as well as some super hot mini peppers, the tag got lost so I have no idea what they are. My garden is kicking ass this year, too bad I pulled the medicine out of it in fear the neighbors would smell it. I am on probation for a dumb mistake on my part, so I don't need any extra heat this year. I am trying to keep the ladies cool inside but it is a chore. I noticed my first zuch this year, cabbage is coming along, eggplant is doing its thing, and all the japs, pablanos, green peppers, romas, beefsteaks, and yellow pear toms are killing it.
Anyone know when carrots hit their peak performance?

Ace

 

[GOOROO]

fuck the heat!!!

damn that rain tricked me and I'm running my lights all day.....
That air cooling of the lights doesn't really do any good when its almost 100 out

 

[Bobby Stainless]

I am just going to put this in here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp2ZYWaOaX4&feature=player_embedded#at=39

 

[dragging hooks]

Good idea Bobby......

I'll play along

Our FC back yard Feb 2008

I think I should have picked Zamboni for my screen name
instead of a song title

 

[Paco]

SO rad DH.

 

[iSMOKE.KUSH]

i agree...looks magical

 

[dragging hooks]

http://www.denverpost.com/news/marijuana/ci_18519022

well this is fucked up
glad I re-registered to vote in Colorado

Ex sheriff and ex mayor are behind this
I think I read in the paper a while back

"gentlemen we need to protect our phony bologna jobs here"

 

[dragging hooks]

been growing this strain for years
never with the success that I am having now
thanks to the tips I picked up here on the Colorado growers thread

once again I thank you

Colorado grown Dutch Dragon

Dutch Dragon was developed in East Holland by crossing astabilized Skunk/Durban hybrid female with a California indica father. A tall plant of fine sativa quality, Dutch Dragon has superb yields from long sticky colas. The aroma is very fruity and sweet, as is the taste. The buzz is a lasting high that increases one's appetite for music and pleasure.

Dutch Dragon performs best in warm climates growing into a tall plant with smallish fan-shaped leaves. A sea of green flowering cycle can be started early because Dutch Dragon is a qucik growing plant with a typical sativa growth pattern. If height is a concern, in your grow room, flower-forcing early is the best solution. For best results the pH should always be kept below 6.

 

[localman]

Screw summer Bring back the SNOW!!

 

[SELFHEMPLOYED]

A few years ago I put out a feeler on one of these threads about a certain White Widow cut that was in Northern Colorado. The Longmont, Johnstown, Loveland, Fort Collins area.

This widow cut was one you wouldn't forget, it was way more caked out than even the white gets. Now that there are more Colorado folks on these boards, does anyone remember or know anything about it?