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Tattoodlineman
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No clue what these other reg strains are but they’re females..
Outdoor Grow Journal 2018
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You getting much rain?
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Tattoodlineman
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Been getting a good soakn every day the last 8 days. Never a full days washout type. Then the sun comes out.. Then it showers some more. It’s like freakn ground hog day.
As much as I want to complain this past weeks weather did save 30 acres of crops this year.
The Dirty
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Looking good man. Considering your health that rain was well timed.
andIhalped
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Stellar grow! Glad you're recovering well!
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Tattoodlineman
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Multiple weeks of neglect while recovering from surgery have left several gardens to suffer from slugs, mites, thirst and storm damage...
I am late installing support poles this yr. It shows.
Wind or a heavy downpour split this one.
Another garden is inaccessible got a monster pine fell across trail. Lovely...
I am late installing support poles this yr. It shows.
Wind or a heavy downpour split this one.
Another garden is inaccessible got a monster pine fell across trail. Lovely...
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8/1
Some more preflowering. Couple of cool (47-48degree) nights earlier this week kicked some of the girls into motion. Things are really starting stink too.. I could smell this garden from 60 yards away.
@87% humidity,each 65gal pot took a 45 gallon drink.
Some more preflowering. Couple of cool (47-48degree) nights earlier this week kicked some of the girls into motion. Things are really starting stink too.. I could smell this garden from 60 yards away.
@87% humidity,each 65gal pot took a 45 gallon drink.
45 gallons? 
The Dirty
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Holy shit. That's 2 weeks worth of water for my entire grow you're using for one plant...
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Tattoodlineman
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45 gallons?
Had to make several repairs to a 350ft water line from animal damage.
I rigged up another barrel on the loader so I can now carry 165 gallons a rip. So today I did 660 gallons.
My Dr wanted me to do physical therapy for two weeks before I return to work because of how physical my job is..... I told him to suck my balls im doin just fine around the farm
Not sure what 3, 55 gallon drums of water weighs(?), but first hill I went down the back tires on my 65hp tractor came off the ground. And I could hear one of my bridges cracking. Lol
The Dirty
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How tall is that one?
Did your Dr suck your balls then?
If not did he write you a script to get them sucked somewhere else
Did your Dr suck your balls then?
If not did he write you a script to get them sucked somewhere else
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Tattoodlineman
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How tall is that one?
Did your Dr suck your balls then?
If not did he write you a script to get them sucked somewhere else
Lmfbo!
Hmm, maybe 6.5 - 7 ft from trunk maybe?
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Tattoodlineman
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How tall is that one?
Did your Dr suck your balls then?
If not did he write you a script to get them sucked somewhere else
Wait, they can write a script for that?!
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Tattoodlineman
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I’m gonna need a freakn drone for pictures soon.
I gotta stand in the prickers to try to fit some of these plants in the picture..
I gotta stand in the prickers to try to fit some of these plants in the picture..
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Tattoodlineman
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Hell of a show from the front porch this evening. Nasty storm blew thru, followed buy a beautiful sunset...
No wife and kids tonight, I haven’t puffed since Saturday, sooooooo i has to misbehave.
I took one little pull
of my 2017 grow NYC Desiel.. Christ I’m baked as hell.
Just made a thermos of coffee and now I’m gonna go mow my field. Lol
No wife and kids tonight, I haven’t puffed since Saturday, sooooooo i has to misbehave.
I took one little pull
of my 2017 grow NYC Desiel.. Christ I’m baked as hell. Just made a thermos of coffee and now I’m gonna go mow my field. Lol
andIhalped
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Nice...NY Diesel is a great strain.
Nothing beats getting a good buzz on your homegrown!
Nothing beats getting a good buzz on your homegrown!
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Tattoodlineman
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Nothing new to update on the garden. One and half days of solid steady downpour finally broke this morning.
Been working on building soil for next yrs grow, but on a different level. I’ve gone jumped into vermicomposting. I’ve done some research, starting with what not to do VC’ing with worms. Been watching and learning from other growers on this forum.. I also recently got to tour an old friends worm casting farm facility, which was very helpful. This kid started out making castings on a small hobby farm, and now does it on a commercial level.
I made some preliminary designs for a continuous flow through system I would like to build next yr. I talked to other farmers and figured the continuous flow design would be the most economical, easiest to work with for my needs on my farm.
But for this year, I’ve constructed a simple worm bin. Want to learn some before I fabricate the frame for next years VC. May need to make changes.
Drove around the farm yesterday in the cover of my truck from the heavy rain, and found a few of these 500 gallon water totes in an overgrown hedgerow.... Figured i could make it work...
Cut it up and put a screen over the outlet to prevent compost material from clogging up the valve. Not sure if it will work. I’m thinking I should have doubled up on the screen. We shall see...
Been working on building soil for next yrs grow, but on a different level. I’ve gone jumped into vermicomposting. I’ve done some research, starting with what not to do VC’ing with worms. Been watching and learning from other growers on this forum.. I also recently got to tour an old friends worm casting farm facility, which was very helpful. This kid started out making castings on a small hobby farm, and now does it on a commercial level.
I made some preliminary designs for a continuous flow through system I would like to build next yr. I talked to other farmers and figured the continuous flow design would be the most economical, easiest to work with for my needs on my farm.
But for this year, I’ve constructed a simple worm bin. Want to learn some before I fabricate the frame for next years VC. May need to make changes.
Drove around the farm yesterday in the cover of my truck from the heavy rain, and found a few of these 500 gallon water totes in an overgrown hedgerow.... Figured i could make it work...
Cut it up and put a screen over the outlet to prevent compost material from clogging up the valve. Not sure if it will work. I’m thinking I should have doubled up on the screen. We shall see...
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Tattoodlineman
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Figured on a nice shady spot next to the veggie garden, not a far walk with scraps into the VC bin. And also easy access with the loader.
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And started adding some ingredients from around the farm. Plenty of aged manure and compost around.
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Tattoodlineman
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I’ve got several totes of veggies, fruits, table scrap, coffee grinds, newspaper, cardboard going to add tomorrow.
Thanks to a family member with connections, I can pretty much get all the produce I want for free at some of the nearest supermarket chains, just have to fill out the insurance paperwork.
Got a couple shipments of Red wigglers coming this week..
I’m also going to fill a couple of smaller 35 gal totes. I would like to keep a few totes going this winter in My basement so I have worms for next yrs plans... And of course to keep building soil
Thanks to a family member with connections, I can pretty much get all the produce I want for free at some of the nearest supermarket chains, just have to fill out the insurance paperwork.
Got a couple shipments of Red wigglers coming this week..
I’m also going to fill a couple of smaller 35 gal totes. I would like to keep a few totes going this winter in My basement so I have worms for next yrs plans... And of course to keep building soil