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Thanks everyone for stopping in a taking a peek, and the well wishes. Yep this is the time of year a lot of us live for. Well this is just a peek, a peek of what we got for hash making and cooking.
We generally high grade our buds and to save a lot of work just strip the smaller buds for future use. It never goes to waste.
CHH I still have acouple of the Chemdawgs plant in flower. I started them flowering at like 6" tall and they really worked into some pretty little plants.
I was having abit of a mite problem when I finished the last one. I threw it out in the weather to finish up and hopefully retard the mite infestation. Seemed to work I also had tried that Nuke-em on her. So sad to say she had a ruff life. But for all that, the smoke was decent enough. Now looking at these girls kind of wished I'd cloned her. That always happens. Should've cloned her. But hell I'd run outta room in my gardens if I cloned all. I like to switch up a lot.
Conradino not sure if you mean this stuff, Actinovate or Stoney Girls. Stoney Girls isn't available outta Oregon. You have to have a Oregon Medical card, OMP, for now. Never know what up in the future tho. We got total legalized coming here probably in Nov. And people can grow 4 plants. Guess this will be a first,,, anyone can grow. Washington you need a card to grow. And Oregon people can have up to 8 oz's in possession............
About this Actinovate. It's a bunch of bacteria that you have to add to the soils early and let it colonize. Least the little research I did into it so far. Clean roots is another factor. A lot of mold spores blow around in the air and infect the soil. No Joke we get damn mold around here in every nook and cranny. I just looked up weather back where I grew up growing, Sacramento Valley. Least that's where I've grown my most and best outdoor grows. Damnit partly cloudy 77/60 next two days sunny 80/65 then another partly cloudy. Man I miss it. These seasons are really border. I feel for anyone up future north. I guess auto wood be one way. Speaking of a auto, here's alittle cured buddage shot of the Pineapple Express. 7.50 on my scale. Nice frosty, citrusy smell, and tastes as good. Small yield of 2/3+ oz of chunky buds.
I also grabed acouple pictures of my Marion Berry#2. This is a workable plant for here. She was done bye the end of September. Solid plant good smell and give ya that eye droop I enjoy.
Got to have those tomatoes year round. This girl was a special girl. Loaded and sweet. So I have alittle space for now. Besides I need some seed from her.
Well once more thanks everyone and I sure hope everyones doing great out there.
Oh BTW Alaska #1 is setting up a pretty nice sounding trip across the river. I guess he's got some higher CBD's strains that people love up there. I'll go check it out when it all starts to come together. He's slinging paint now.
Keepem Green
We generally high grade our buds and to save a lot of work just strip the smaller buds for future use. It never goes to waste.
CHH I still have acouple of the Chemdawgs plant in flower. I started them flowering at like 6" tall and they really worked into some pretty little plants.
I was having abit of a mite problem when I finished the last one. I threw it out in the weather to finish up and hopefully retard the mite infestation. Seemed to work I also had tried that Nuke-em on her. So sad to say she had a ruff life. But for all that, the smoke was decent enough. Now looking at these girls kind of wished I'd cloned her. That always happens. Should've cloned her. But hell I'd run outta room in my gardens if I cloned all. I like to switch up a lot.
Conradino not sure if you mean this stuff, Actinovate or Stoney Girls. Stoney Girls isn't available outta Oregon. You have to have a Oregon Medical card, OMP, for now. Never know what up in the future tho. We got total legalized coming here probably in Nov. And people can grow 4 plants. Guess this will be a first,,, anyone can grow. Washington you need a card to grow. And Oregon people can have up to 8 oz's in possession............
About this Actinovate. It's a bunch of bacteria that you have to add to the soils early and let it colonize. Least the little research I did into it so far. Clean roots is another factor. A lot of mold spores blow around in the air and infect the soil. No Joke we get damn mold around here in every nook and cranny. I just looked up weather back where I grew up growing, Sacramento Valley. Least that's where I've grown my most and best outdoor grows. Damnit partly cloudy 77/60 next two days sunny 80/65 then another partly cloudy. Man I miss it. These seasons are really border. I feel for anyone up future north. I guess auto wood be one way. Speaking of a auto, here's alittle cured buddage shot of the Pineapple Express. 7.50 on my scale. Nice frosty, citrusy smell, and tastes as good. Small yield of 2/3+ oz of chunky buds.
I also grabed acouple pictures of my Marion Berry#2. This is a workable plant for here. She was done bye the end of September. Solid plant good smell and give ya that eye droop I enjoy.
Got to have those tomatoes year round. This girl was a special girl. Loaded and sweet. So I have alittle space for now. Besides I need some seed from her.
Well once more thanks everyone and I sure hope everyones doing great out there.
Oh BTW Alaska #1 is setting up a pretty nice sounding trip across the river. I guess he's got some higher CBD's strains that people love up there. I'll go check it out when it all starts to come together. He's slinging paint now.
Keepem Green
man there is an awful lot you can be doing with them bags of popper an the like 
Happy early Birthday!! 
Have one on me. 
