massass789
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Hey guys i am goin to take you guys on a pictoral of growing pot in massachusets by growing reefermans nigerian nightmare.
now i have vegged these under flouros for about a month now and they have been quite impressive with there rate of growth.
i have found a spot wayyyyyy out in the middle of nowhere and have found a beaver swamp and a small pothole pond off to its side. i have made three grow spots and have placed three in one , four in another, and two in the last. i picked two spots on the small pothole pond for the larger groups becuase it is really hidden by moutain laurel and gives a good openess for the plants to get alot of light. the other spot is on the side of the main beaver swamp and is more open to prying eyes.
now i have planted them into 5 gallon grow bags filled with Shultz potting mix, worm castings, and cow manure. it is early may now with nighttime temps dipping into the low 50s and upper 40s so we will see what happens in the next few weeks. i have also wrapped 10lbs test fishing line in a fence around the groups to keep the deer out and anything else that wants em.
now i have vegged these under flouros for about a month now and they have been quite impressive with there rate of growth.
i have found a spot wayyyyyy out in the middle of nowhere and have found a beaver swamp and a small pothole pond off to its side. i have made three grow spots and have placed three in one , four in another, and two in the last. i picked two spots on the small pothole pond for the larger groups becuase it is really hidden by moutain laurel and gives a good openess for the plants to get alot of light. the other spot is on the side of the main beaver swamp and is more open to prying eyes.
now i have planted them into 5 gallon grow bags filled with Shultz potting mix, worm castings, and cow manure. it is early may now with nighttime temps dipping into the low 50s and upper 40s so we will see what happens in the next few weeks. i have also wrapped 10lbs test fishing line in a fence around the groups to keep the deer out and anything else that wants em.