CCOiler
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They deliver to Washington, Oregon, Montana, Utah, Northern Cali, Idaho, Wyoming & Nevada
1st Try At DWC/Soil Grow - Huckleberry - Cherry Pie - Dogwalker OG - Malawi Gold
They deliver to Washington, Oregon, Montana, Utah, Northern Cali, Idaho, Wyoming & Nevada
Noob4x4grow
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Can you PM me the name and number please? Thanks for the info. Now I have to convince the weezy to let me put another building on our lot.
CCOiler
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Can you PM me the name and number please? Thanks for the info. Now I have to convince the weezy to let me put another building on our lot.
Done, check your PM
There are things that I have thought about for venting the roof & insulating the floor. The floor would be up in the air sitting on the skids. Any questions I can give you my thoughts and maybe you would give me your thoughts on the shed.
OG?, where are you sir? I would like to hear your thoughts on the shed as well.
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I hear you about the gifting it, it does get a bit expensive to grow and it can be a bunch of work, but since I am not doing the things I USED to do, it really has not changed my overall expenditures to much. I am not sure if it would increase the value of the property enough to justify it doing it but even if I can recoup 50% of my costs back then it might be a viable idea
Sorry CC I was having a stoner moment, the whole sheep dog line is from a school paper my sister wrote back in High School many many years ago.THANK YOU OG (Bob), Although I love dogs I have a 25 lb cat that does not love dogs. I was hoping for "Free seeds" but I think that was Gorilla Seeds promo.
If you must send the dog please drive him or her north on I-5 until your about half way up.
Enjoy the weather OG
Yes I would love to see what they have to offer, that is exactly the style I was looking at with tough shed, high roof, I am just tired of growing in such a small tent. When working inside the tent I always feel like a monkey fucking a football.
great minds think alike
Sorry I have been all over the place, looked out yesterday at the plant which is flowering and I almost fell over. Buds all over it, still small but compared to the day before I was floored. Best part is the next few days are suppose to be nothing but sun shine and lolly pops. woot woot.
My thoughts on the shed are this, some insulation and a wall splitting it into 2 grow areas 10x10 would be idea. I could use the veg area as storage for nutes plus put my 4x4 tent in for drying. a couple of small cadet style electric heaters would be more then enough to keep the temps warm enough during winter, though summer grows would be out of the question unless I put in AC but all in all I love the idea.
Please send me any info on them so I can contact them and get a quote
CCOiler
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PM sent OG
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and received, thanks CC
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My new lights arrived the other day, but between going back to work, trying to get back on the routine of getting up at 3:45 and my sons birthday I just have not had time to open them up yet, maybe this weekend I will unbox them.
Hope all is well for everyone
Hope all is well for everyone
Noob4x4grow
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Cheers OG
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So before I start doing this update I have a question for all of you. What is the longest you have ever had to flower a plant? The reason behind this question is because my MG is 12 weeks in now and the pistils on the buds have not even started to change color yet. I read somewhere on the internet that MG can take up to 17 weeks and at this point, I honestly believe I will go at least 17 before I can harvest her.
So here is a few pictures of the MG.
Now for the outdoor grow, man did I screw up this year, I have a total of 5 outdoor plants and I only see 2 making it to harvest. While I will do what I can to get them all to harvest I actually believe I am fighting a futile battle. Oh well live and learn, will not be growing Sativa next year for my outdoor grows.
Here is the little Cherry Pie, the runt of the litter
I really need to not medicate before I do any kind of work in the garden, this whole time I believed that this was the Huckleberry Kush but the more I think about it, this plant has to be the 2nd MG I have in the back yard, that would explain why plant #1 and #3 have not started showing any sign of flowering where as Plant #2 is already budding.
This has to be the Huckleberry Kush not a MG
This are a few shots of the buds on the Huckleberry
The MG under the SCROG
Now for the MG out at my brothers place. As you can see I have started working on how I plan to attempt to salvage this grow,even tough I am now convinced I am fighting a loosing battle.
It is as hot as hell here today again though not as hot as Major Pita's area but plenty hot. Keeping my tent temps down to executable levels has been quiet a chore.
So here is a few pictures of the MG.
Now for the outdoor grow, man did I screw up this year, I have a total of 5 outdoor plants and I only see 2 making it to harvest. While I will do what I can to get them all to harvest I actually believe I am fighting a futile battle. Oh well live and learn, will not be growing Sativa next year for my outdoor grows.
Here is the little Cherry Pie, the runt of the litter
I really need to not medicate before I do any kind of work in the garden, this whole time I believed that this was the Huckleberry Kush but the more I think about it, this plant has to be the 2nd MG I have in the back yard, that would explain why plant #1 and #3 have not started showing any sign of flowering where as Plant #2 is already budding.
This has to be the Huckleberry Kush not a MG
This are a few shots of the buds on the Huckleberry
The MG under the SCROG
Now for the MG out at my brothers place. As you can see I have started working on how I plan to attempt to salvage this grow,even tough I am now convinced I am fighting a loosing battle.
It is as hot as hell here today again though not as hot as Major Pita's area but plenty hot. Keeping my tent temps down to executable levels has been quiet a chore.
I feel your pain OG.
My GT(+) went a little over 16 weeks and probably could have gone longer. <_<
Good luck on the outdoor plants. I'll be using your idea to try and salvage mine as well. Probably a lost cause, but worth a shot.
They all look great! I'm with you on staying away from the long flowering strains outside.
My GT(+) went a little over 16 weeks and probably could have gone longer. <_<
Good luck on the outdoor plants. I'll be using your idea to try and salvage mine as well. Probably a lost cause, but worth a shot.
They all look great! I'm with you on staying away from the long flowering strains outside.
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My lord I either need to stop updating right after I medicate or do all the math and technical stuff first then medicate. Apparently it has been more then 12 weeks since Mothers Day, it has been 15 weeks already. I foresee longer then 17 weeks for sure now.
About 20½ weeks... that one stretched for like 58 days, lol. Huge mess, wispy buds, heavenly buzz.
When does it generally get too cold for flowering cannabis outdoors there?
Each year is different and there are plenty of micro-climates that make it vary even more.
I've had frost in about the 3rd week of September, but it is usually about a month later, like the 3rd week in October. I'm at the south end of the state.
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Like the major said it varies from year to year, though I have already given up any shot of getting the outdoor MG to finish, though the indoor MG is looking like it will be well over 20 weeks at this stage of the game
I had a shed I outfitted with 2" foam insulation. With power off it was comfortable inside even on 80-90degree days.
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sorry I have not updated for a while, been in a dark place as of lately and just trying to work out of it
Sorry to hear it, OG. Hang in there.
I feel you man, sending positive thoughts and energy 
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So I am still stuck in a dark space at the moment, everything seems to be crashing around me, out of 5 plants I have outdoors I expect to bring in 2 of them. I knew the MG would not finish till late but I had no idea just how late it will be, so unless we get nothing but sunny warm days that are dry until early February, I really do not see a snowballs chance in hell of them finishing let alone getting to a point where I could harvest them early. On a brighter note, the ones that are budding are coming along nicely. Here are a few pictures I took this morning.
Live and learn, so next year I intend to research the strains before hand so as not to make this mistake ever again. I have a few strains I am interested in growing, now I just need to get back on track and get out of this funk I let myself slip into.
Live and learn, so next year I intend to research the strains before hand so as not to make this mistake ever again. I have a few strains I am interested in growing, now I just need to get back on track and get out of this funk I let myself slip into.
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