We help the horse rescue farm next door. In return I use a small area of the pasture for my gh. We've had some poor health horses end up here. We fatten them up and find them forever homes. A few where to far gone and had to be put down but we can save most.
In the beginning I had no nutes. I used horse shit and grass clipping soup. Great stuff for young plants.
Yeah, wanting to throw up mixing nutes is no fun. Kinda draws flies too..lol Works good but store bought nutes are cleaner. That run you asked about is happening now..lol. I used the shit soup on the young plants I started in spring.
Why soup? It doesn't pile up like horse turds and grass..lol. It's easier to deliver a liquid. Turds take to long to break down..lol.
Thanks man, best part is I'll be totally fucked up doing it...Looking awesome Jim! You are gonna be one busy dude when the harvests start rolling in!
That box sat there since late July. I'm just glad I found a use for it. I may convert it to hold young plants in early spring. Overnight hot box. I dunno.Not long now till you get to enjoy the literal fruits of your labour, Jim!
Hey man. Nice cardboard box. You could easily grow in that lol
Fuck yeah. And people laugh at larf!Thanks man, best part is I'll be totally fucked up doing it...
man i've got a soft spot for white widow..... she looks sexy asf brother..... and the other girls look awesome too...And a few of the White Widow
Not sure what your ambient RH is, but if it's over 62% I'd try to find a method of exhausting the moisture the buds are giving off. I use a drying box for smaller harvests, with holes drilled in the bottom of one side and the top on the opposite side. Then I aim a fan at the lower holes and the air flows out the top ones. I can cover holes or move the fan to modify the airflow as the buds dry or the RH changes.
I'm not really sure what the RH is. I'm guessing its higher in the morning with the dew but levels out in the afternoons in the 50's. I like the box with the holes. I guess my big box is similar to that except I can't plug holes. It's vented from the bottom and has a loose black plastic top so I know there is plenty of air intake and escape. My little testers have been drying slowly. Takes about three days before one is dry enough to sample. I'm checking daily for any problems and have found none yet...Nothing but good things happening in the greenhouse! Looks like clear sailing.
Not sure what your ambient RH is, but if it's over 62% I'd try to find a method of exhausting the moisture the buds are giving off. I use a drying box for smaller harvests, with holes drilled in the bottom of one side and the top on the opposite side. Then I aim a fan at the lower holes and the air flows out the top ones. I can cover holes or move the fan to modify the airflow as the buds dry or the RH changes.
