Mornin Major,
108!! Yikes. Have a great weekend sitting in that nice pool of yours.
Cheers
Only supposed to be 88 here today, soooo thankful it's cooler over here. I'm sure there must be some security footage of natures little helper, get duggs to look it up.
Only supposed to be 88 here today, soooo thankful it's cooler over here. I'm sure there must be some security footage of natures little helper, get duggs to look it up.
Yes Budley, my team is going over the remote camera footage now.......it shows a skunk, a biggun, digging away and doesn't seem to be bothered by the constant stings it must be getting. Lots of hornets exiting the hole...but to where ...the cameras don't show it! Cheers Budley , Major and Gang!
Oh ya OMG Major...that's just stupid hot there bud....NOT GOOD!
Try and stay cool ...you got the pool, so....
Yep. Here in Oregon our skunks are much like the Honey Badger........they simply don't give a sh!t.
Good morning, bro!
If this GT(+) acts like my last grow, I'll have a hard time telling if the trich's are cloudy unless I knock the snow off them.
Have a great day my friend!
Ziggy! I hope these aren't a Purple Haze cross or we'll be harvesting around February - March.
Considering what you have going on, that is high praise indeed.
lazyfish!
I looked over your thread. I'd give your plants a solid well-balanced feeding. Your plants look great, but hungry to my eyes. Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks Lester! Much appreciated. I wish I could figure out how to get better pictures. The netting kind of messes up shots from the outside, and inside there is no room. I can't even set a ladder up in there other than a couple of tight, uneven spots. Cheers!
I'm going to give the tent thing a try. I'm not sure how well it will work since I have to span more than 16' and I'm guessing at least 12' high.
I am giving the plants in the ground 8 gallons each, every other day. In addition, I put many, many gallons of water on the dirt around them (maybe another 10 gallons each). The plants in pots get 4 gallons with nute's one day, then 2 gallons of plain water the following day.
Thanks GT! I love her too, but she is a hand full. I'm glad she ended up in the center of the garden. It gives me a small chance of covering her this fall. I'm curious how tall she will get so I can plan my build.
We will be at 104 today and 106 tomorrow. I better drag my fanny down to the garden. Today is their watering day. It takes nearly two hours and when it gets hot, it is no fun fighting with those damn yellow jackets. I put a huge dent in their population but I cannot get rid of them completely.
Major is right, it's possible to get 3 auto runs if your quick and late Feb is warm. But I'm indoor and not running AC. So it's a challenge. But a fun one.
