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Looking great Stank.
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In the past I only used a cage but this year I am doing the inner cage and hortanova layers. I put a layer of trellis over the real big girls few days ago and then maybe another layer in few weeks. I know they are going to get way bigger so I just wanted one layer for now and most of it will be going up in early august for the stretch.
fucking great season so far !
@shcrews, you guys throwing up some trellis soon on yours ¿
beautiful garden, nice planning k+
anonymousgrow
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You're doing really well! much respect!
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they get direct sun from 930 to 545 approx. I could have cut down some trees to make more light but I like the trees too much lol
@quit, Is your spot on a south slope ?
CoastalKind
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At this point in the year it would be a waste of time but there is always next year. Might as well try. I've grown some adequate plants on the north slope of a canyon. They flowered in July. It was like light deprivation without a tarp.
CoastalKind
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Nice uniformity, nice vigor, nice work. This is my second favorite grow on the site. If that mendo420 guy wasn't killin it like he is this one would be #1. Big props man.
It is on a south facing slope. With all the tall pine trees it gets 5.5-7 hours of direct light depending on the time of year. I have another property that I use for outdoor that gets sun for 6am-530pm. I put out a couple clones a few years back and they all started flowering then reverted and the ones at the other property did fine. May be seed would be a better option? Any input would be great. thanks
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All my plants are from seed and I have had a few already preflower on me already but I dont thing it has anything to do with the amount of direct sun as much as it being bad genetics making them preflower. Most of this garden is new genetics to me so its trial and error for me to this year. I took clones of everything so I hope i have some nice phenos this year. You can also use supp lighting until July to avoid preflower but its a bitch sometimes to setup in remote spots. good luck on yours bro
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the tea brewer is designed and built in my garage and the tank was bought in san diego few years ago. It was way cheaper than buying a brand name vortex brewer and mine makes a crazy vortex in the middle when running. Im running a big ol Danner pond pump to it.
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The soil is from Hasties Soil and Gravel in Olivehurst Ca. They have a few locations in NorCal. They do free delivery within 20 miles or so.I used their "Veggie mix" soil & the "Superblend" mix. Soil is 2/3 veggie and 1/3 superblend. I also added a long list of ammendments to this soil including mushroom compost and coco.
http://www.gohasties.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=6593004
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The soil is from Hasties Soil and Gravel in Olivehurst Ca. They have a few locations in NorCal. They do free delivery within 20 miles or so.I used their "Veggie mix" soil & the "Superblend" mix. Soil is 2/3 veggie and 1/3 superblend. I also added a long list of ammendments to this soil including mushroom compost and coco.
http://www.gohasties.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=6593004
