Sometimes I can sit down and it just flows....unfortunately, this ain't one of those times. Who would have thought people confined to their houses would consume even more weed than in normal times? Things are going gangbusters, and under these circumstances I can take no joy from any of it, at all. Since what your looking at is the very definition of a home business it's not like anything here has changed. If anything, I used the extra time at home to polish the garden up. This little trip is all very regimented, it's been done before, and it'll can easily be done again. What I can take some small measure of joy from is that everything is on schedule. Not counting the plague, we're right where we needed to be.
Recently harvested garden with top removed. Call this the "before" pic.
Tonight.... everything's done. This is the "after" pic.
If you want to do this right, you're gonna have to do some maintenance. These covers only last for three, maybe four years. They get dirty so every year they have to come down, and get spread out and scrubbed on my driveway, with Thompson's Waterseal. Do this every year and they will last, don't do this and the dirt builds up and blocks the sun. Either way, two of my three covers were due for replacement this year. One was done in January, and the other was done today. I also used this as an opportunity to lift the roof an extra foot. And then I replanted the patch. Then set the lights.
this is gone....
this Maui Passion is gone too.
So far we're right on schedule. This year I wanted to pull all four of my gardens twice, for a total of sixty plants for the year. So far two gardens have been completed, for a total of fifteen plants, two are flowering, once harvested both will be immediately replanted, and two are vegging. So I'm a quarter done, with a quarter of the year burned.... translated.... I'm right where I should be. Next up, about a month away, give or take, is this.
Recently harvested garden with top removed. Call this the "before" pic.
Tonight.... everything's done. This is the "after" pic.
If you want to do this right, you're gonna have to do some maintenance. These covers only last for three, maybe four years. They get dirty so every year they have to come down, and get spread out and scrubbed on my driveway, with Thompson's Waterseal. Do this every year and they will last, don't do this and the dirt builds up and blocks the sun. Either way, two of my three covers were due for replacement this year. One was done in January, and the other was done today. I also used this as an opportunity to lift the roof an extra foot. And then I replanted the patch. Then set the lights.
this is gone....
this Maui Passion is gone too.
So far we're right on schedule. This year I wanted to pull all four of my gardens twice, for a total of sixty plants for the year. So far two gardens have been completed, for a total of fifteen plants, two are flowering, once harvested both will be immediately replanted, and two are vegging. So I'm a quarter done, with a quarter of the year burned.... translated.... I'm right where I should be. Next up, about a month away, give or take, is this.
