smokesbetter
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New camera takes some nice pics. !! All of them looking GOOD !! 
Maine 4-Season Greenhouse Grow
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SofaKing Dope
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Awsome shots of the og kush rolex!! Just stumbled in but i think ill pull up a chair.
. Love the green house too! Anyway everything looks great ill try to catch up.
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Well, there is not enough sunlight for 3 months so even if the temps were suitable in the GH I would need to supplement light, and if you are doing that you might as well take it indoors where the temps are already suitable. Most anyone with a GH will tell you it is for the shoulder seasons...(May/June and Sept/Oct)...turns a 8-10 week growing season into a 20+ week season. Cost and return are relative...everyone will get a different return and it will cost whatever you want to spend. I think 6mm poly hoop/high tunnels are excellent value...you can get a 24/32x12 for about $2-2.5k and they are robust in winters.
My advice to anyone interested is do it....no ones's headstone ever says "I wish I did less in life"....treat yourself and enjoy it for 20+ weeks every year.
I've heard the same from farmers around here, that there isn't enough sun to grow winter time. But extending the season a few weeks is great. My wife cant understand why I spend so much time my my GH. I've been eyeballing those high tunnels blew.... see how my farmers market trials go this year, see if I can get myself a little farm on da go
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High tunnels are also great for storage...the poly screens out the bad UV so stuff doesn't get (as) fried. I keep my tractor in there for 4 months.
Tattoodlineman
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Mr BH,
How many worms would you recommend to start a fresh batch in 35 gal totes?
I’ve got 2k enroute.
Thanks
How many worms would you recommend to start a fresh batch in 35 gal totes?
I’ve got 2k enroute.
Thanks
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For 1x tote that is plenty...they double every 6 weeks, so feed them and you'll have 4,000...8,000...16,000
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Watching this huge, wet weather system on the radar....as it gently glides right past us....
Damonchari
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I FEEL YOUR PAINWatching this huge, wet weather system on the radar....as it gently glides right past us....
smokesbetter
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The way its been raining here the last 2 wks. you can have my runoff . Shit i had to bring inside what i had outside growing so i wouldn't get beat to death by the pour downs !! Hope you get whats needed soooon !
Looking big! Congrats on your photo win
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Thanks!Looking big! Congrats on your photo win
We had some great gentle garden rain.....about 2 hours worth. Also collected about 50 gallons of rain wain water for the girls for the next couple weeks. Hope u get some of it brother!!Watching this huge, wet weather system on the radar....as it gently glides right past us....
John Wick
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Well, there is not enough sunlight for 3 months so even if the temps were suitable in the GH I would need to supplement light, and if you are doing that you might as well take it indoors where the temps are already suitable. Most anyone with a GH will tell you it is for the shoulder seasons...(May/June and Sept/Oct)...turns a 8-10 week growing season into a 20+ week season. Cost and return are relative...everyone will get a different return and it will cost whatever you want to spend. I think 6mm poly hoop/high tunnels are excellent value...you can get a 24/32x12 for about $2-2.5k and they are robust in winters.
My advice to anyone interested is do it....no ones's headstone ever says "I wish I did less in life"....treat yourself and enjoy it for 20+ weeks every year.
Hey man thanks for your response. I thought I going to step into that pond next spring. Looking at your setup make it look like alot of fun. Thanks again Mr Blew.
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Yes, I saw the radar right over you...glad someone got it.
Damonchari
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I spoke too soon Blew, just got hit with a 10 min thundershower that had better water pressure than my shower.
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OOPS...just saw my root cellar was 75%...too high for those drying buds, and spotted a little mold on some buds... also know now why @SweetSue cuts her buds into smaller pieces for drying...
Now they are hanging in the "dry" cellar....
"we learn nothing from success...we learn lots from our failures"
Now they are hanging in the "dry" cellar....
"we learn nothing from success...we learn lots from our failures"
John Wick
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OOPS...just saw my root cellar was 75%...too high for those drying buds, and spotted a little mold on some buds... also know now why @SweetSue cuts her buds into smaller pieces for drying...
Now they are hanging in the "dry" cellar....
"we learn nothing from success...we learn lots from our failures"
Blew, you wouldn't have a photo of that would you? I don't know what a bud that's starting to mold looks like.
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Search it here..."bud mold"...I just did...better to see lots of examples than just mine...it's not a loss as we use much of ours for salves...also just got my newly won MB machine so maybe put that to use.
I love/hate these moments because I kick myself but also learn a good lesson...I actually have a dehumidifier sitting idle at my farm from a previous project. I can easily incorporate that into the plan if I need to, but generally in Fall humidity here drops to acceptable levels for drying in my root cellar. I just checked the hygrometer in their new spot and it is 66%...which is much better.
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