St. Phatty
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Getting the sunset like that on the plants is how you get the big hard sticky buds.
That one pic with the 10 plants is one of the most professional Canna pics I have ever seen.
Getting the sunset like that on the plants is how you get the big hard sticky buds.
I always check these thread out each year. The dog is always a nice touch. Living in an illegal country, I can only drool at the thought of being able to do this. Lovely plants in a great setting. All the best for this year and hope you guys aren't effected by fires. I remember the smoky pics last year.
I always check these thread out each year. The dog is always a nice touch. Living in an illegal country, I can only drool at the thought of being able to do this. Lovely plants in a great setting. All the best for this year and hope you guys aren't effected by fires. I remember the smoky pics last year.
Hello good to see you in here! glad you like the irrigation coils. We try to make sure they are laid down nice and evenly. Our garden's aesthetic appeal matters to me, probably more than it should.Hey everyone, l hope you’re all well,
the garden’s looking absolutely beautiful this year Mr n’Mrs Schrews, the symmetry of the irrigation line’s working really well with my slightly autistic/perfectionist brain. I’m sure the plants will benefit with all the hard ground work.
Really looking forward to the grow show,
Cheers,
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We pay more than minimum wage! But my wife won't let our workers stay here, everyone has to leave when they're done working. My trimmigrant party days are over..Truely great stuff that you guys do. I would come & help you out, live in a tent, be fed & paid minimum wage. If covid gets fixed & your Gov would let me into your country & would be happy to help.
We pay more than minimum wage! But my wife won't let our workers stay here, everyone has to leave when they're done working. My trimmigrant party days are over..
The female we are using is great, very frosty, stretchy and incensey.Oh wow Piff?! Cannot wait to see how that turns out.
Also I need to find free rock dust and mulch/wood chips...I also live in Calaveras County and am looking forward to trying some of your genetics in my garden next year. I am a beginner on my second season so far. I am interested in starting mounds like those, but I never thought it would be possible because my native soil is just rocks, dust, foxtails, and clay basically. This is really inspiring and I hope one day I can grow grade A dope. Thanks for all that you do! Now I just need to find out how to make mounds like that instead of using 200 gallon pots, and I need to learn how to properly train and support my plants.
Hi,June 17th update:
The garden is doing wonderfully. We have a couple plants that are 8-feet tall already. I have never seen plants this big so early in the season. My only hope is that they stay healthy for a few more months and we make it to the finish line with no major problems. A couple plants seem unhappy but most of them are doing great, and even the unhappy ones are huge. I suspect they may have been stressed out by the weather, or possibly overwatered. We might send in some branches for tissue analysis if the issues persist.
Every plant has been mulched, caged, pruned, trellised, and wind-screened. We are basically on cruise control for now. IPM spray twice a week and foliar feeding twice a week. root drench once per week. More trellis goes up when needed. They arent drinking much water at the moment, i believe the thick layer of cedar mulch is really helping the soil retain its moisture.
We started our seed light-dep a couple weeks ago, we are doing a big open pollination of the Yosemite Glue to make F2's of that amazing strain. Also will be crossing the Yosemite Glue males we have with several other females including:
-Fire Lookout
-Mother's Glue
-Ancient OG
-Cot Cake
-Banana OG
-Watermelon Gelato
-White Valley OG
-Afgoo x Super Glue
-Piff s1
-Ice Cream Cake
-Jet Fuel Gelato
here is a picture of the seed project as of today, 17 days into flower:
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