Hi All-
Damn it's been a long time! Well...a little history. I've been around for awhile, then went on an internet posting hiatus and haven't posted anything in quite sometime. I've been growing indoors the whole time with various setups from organic soil to a hydro coco drip system ranging from 4k watts - 8k watts.
I absolutely love this tree!!!! Wow I can't say that enough.
My dream has always been doing my thing out in California and so I jumped when the opportunity arose. We damn near have the whole entire side of a hill (big hill) to work with. It is southern facing so the exposure is fantastic. It is completely off-grid. For power, we have a 2k watt generator, some solar lights, and the sun. Water, 2 springs. We have one of them rigged up with a few hundred gallons on demand at all times. It pumps about 1500-2000 gallons out of the side of the hill a day and has done so for at least the last 20 years or so ( the length it was tracked).
The property was actually acquired with girls already on it. Crazy I know but that is this state for ya!! There are approx 25 or so girls. Blue Cheese, Blue Dream, Sour D, God's Gift, and a couple more can't remember... Although it's fantastic to have the girls, we are working with issues and things that were already done by others that certainly do not have the motivation that we do
The dirt mix used is not anywhere near what it should be imo. I am not going to do anything at this point, they are too big. There should be a ton more perlite for one as well as a better blend of nutes.
Work has begun on a greenhouse structure. Shoutout to the Costco Carport threads!!!!! Things are not perfect as you will see in pics, but damn. Trying to get the ground perfectly level on the side of a hill with a Bobcat, and some incredibly hard ground is not easy but I do not think the girls will mind a bit.
Any questions or anything feel free. When on the farm I am completely off grid so may not post for a week or two. Happy Growing !!!!!!!!!
Damn it's been a long time! Well...a little history. I've been around for awhile, then went on an internet posting hiatus and haven't posted anything in quite sometime. I've been growing indoors the whole time with various setups from organic soil to a hydro coco drip system ranging from 4k watts - 8k watts.
I absolutely love this tree!!!! Wow I can't say that enough.
My dream has always been doing my thing out in California and so I jumped when the opportunity arose. We damn near have the whole entire side of a hill (big hill) to work with. It is southern facing so the exposure is fantastic. It is completely off-grid. For power, we have a 2k watt generator, some solar lights, and the sun. Water, 2 springs. We have one of them rigged up with a few hundred gallons on demand at all times. It pumps about 1500-2000 gallons out of the side of the hill a day and has done so for at least the last 20 years or so ( the length it was tracked).
The property was actually acquired with girls already on it. Crazy I know but that is this state for ya!! There are approx 25 or so girls. Blue Cheese, Blue Dream, Sour D, God's Gift, and a couple more can't remember... Although it's fantastic to have the girls, we are working with issues and things that were already done by others that certainly do not have the motivation that we do
The dirt mix used is not anywhere near what it should be imo. I am not going to do anything at this point, they are too big. There should be a ton more perlite for one as well as a better blend of nutes.
Work has begun on a greenhouse structure. Shoutout to the Costco Carport threads!!!!! Things are not perfect as you will see in pics, but damn. Trying to get the ground perfectly level on the side of a hill with a Bobcat, and some incredibly hard ground is not easy but I do not think the girls will mind a bit.
Any questions or anything feel free. When on the farm I am completely off grid so may not post for a week or two. Happy Growing !!!!!!!!!
Cheers fellas. Figured I'd drop in and give you a couple pictures to look at. Carport is up and operational with supplemental lighting. 
