hi everyone... I feel so freaking bad for leaving you... long story short about this grow, it didn't end very well. I came back from my trip to only a couple scraggly survivors. I honestly was planning on sharing my grow again but I just couldn't do it when I saw that. I don't want to be the 420 mag drama fix anymore :S and I just couldn't think of a way of continuing without saying "hey-my dad f-ing screwed up everything **** **** ****" or "boo hoo, poor little me, everything is dead because of me trusting my brain damaged drunk dad" --- well, moving on from that. Ok, so he let my plants die while I was reminding him constantly to care for them and telling me he was doing just that... Big whoop. I'm alive. Life goes on. That's mainly why I dropped off the planet of 420 mag, but I also got a part time job and hahah... a firefighter boyfriend
...... those distractions certainly didn't help but that's not why I wasn't here. anyways..
I'm just now starting some seeds and clones of the following strains for an indoor+outdoor grow: Dinafem White Widow, Dinafem Cheese, Dinafem Diesel, Ultrasour (from my friend here's 2014 grow), Euphoria (yep! reviving what I thought was a fossil!), Jamaican OG or Jamaican Fire OG from Cali Conn. (a bit of confusion on the seed's label, I'll figure that one out...), and maybe just maybe a Corleone Kush from Cali Conn. and a couple others. We'll see.
The next journal might not be quite as immersive (if I can stop myself lol) - well, the goal actually is to be less immersive. I don't want to dedicate as much time to my journaling tedious bits of info, I'm going to try and keep it more to the point. I'm still bumbling about with my slow LOS/ROLS adaptations, of course, but will be trying a few experimental soils as well.
Maybe we'll even look at my non-420 gardens, I've worked my ass off this year and all by myself I've actually accomplished quite a bit... I'm so freaking proud of it I kind of have to share it..
Finally, I miss everyone so much..... I gotta share with you again. Please forgive the abandonment, or at least give me a chance to make up for it.