Mcloadie's Fourth Grow Journal

Damn good news my friend. Its to easy to give up and say oh well all the faces have changed and stuff. That's when we need the older members with so much knowledge and experiance etc to stick about and share their wisdom. So ill be here waiting for your new green adventures! :)
 
mcloadie said:
LOL, they own me!
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How much longer before the go into flower?:circle-of-love:
 
Big Budha said:
How much longer before the go into flower?:circle-of-love:
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Hey BB, they are All in various stages of flower. That pic is old, it takes forever to load pics and I'm limiting what I share for political reasons....and copyright reasons. I have buds as big as my arm...and as small as a dime...LOL. I'm busy prepping for the trimmers, meal menus, sleeping quarters, budgets, a lot of things....that come with the territory. Have a great:volcano-smiley: day!, anyone needs to talk to me...pm is the best way...peace!
 
Nice pics McL!

My biggest concern with a large outdoor grow was the need for trimmers. Heck that's one of my concerns with indoor grows. I don't want anyone to know where I grow. Having to deal with sleeping quarters and menus sounds like wayyyy too many people for my tastes :blalol:

Glad to see you're still pokin' around my friend. We might be heading down to CA sooner than later. My wife has a job offer near Garberville and we have a place to live in Weott, so what was gonna take a year at least might happen in 6 months. It's crazy how some of the pieces are falling into place. I think I even have access to a warehouse to grow in! :MoreNutes: Aren't you in Humboldt now?
 
Love the bushes my friend. Here in my neck of the woods, it's soooo easy to veg a plant. But with Oct rains,,, it's sure hard to finish up a respectable flower time. I've grown a lot in a lot of places but this little port area called Portland,,, it's hard. Mold and Mildew run rampant on the outdoor grows. Now 120 mile east,,,,,, and you got a 100% better season.
I miss the Sacramento Valley. Now that was some great seasons. I love the boxes. Seems to be almost 100% turnkey with the water lines and all. I've thought of some boxes with slots for a removable canopy supports for the rains. I'm lucky I have a huge covered porch I can drag some of mine up on when the early rain hits. Throw every fan I got out there and hope the sun comes back out fast. Good to see you up and posting. I'll do alittle catch up soon.... Keepem Green
 
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