Welcome back @Rooster1. I know you've been out there helping people. 'Sorry that my garden is not filled with flowering ladies but I decided early on that I just wasn't going to battle heat this summer. It's a good thing as it has allowed me to make a small contribution to my neighbors.Well well well MJ, your "valley girls" are looking super fine. I've been away the last ten months but I'm finally back and ready to get my grow on. You were one of the first to befriend me so I felt it only right to come to your garden first and seek a peek. I'll be back MJ, I have a lot of catching up to do......
Looks like a good plan.
I’m happy for that MJ! I’m so appreciative and honoured to have them - I hope I do them proud. This one is indoor, obviously and my first indoor grow, we’ll see how well I do. I might be able to squeeze one in outside this summer though so you’ll get to see one grow out under this southern sun one day that’s certain. I’m quite a bit further south from where your pa had all his wills adventures though... but still, same continent at least 
- and I’ll have to find a source if it won’t behave.
The first time I topped one I'll admit to being somewhat nervous about it. I was no longer growing bagseed and had actually spent good money for a seed.I used to be so cautious about topping and trimming. I think my hand shook the first time. I’m always bragging how fearless I am, but that’s with my life, not theirs. Lol!
Two little clones after the tents you’ve run.....must feel a little bit like you’re on vacation.
I had a thought that Blue Dream might not be doable in NOLA. In Tead’s garden they’ve been a mite attractor. Awk! I’m hoping I’ll have more luck because it’s the daughter’s new favorite - your fault @bobrown14, and thank you
I sure hope I have luck with it Jim. Been itching to get another one started.
Awwwww kitty! Purrrrty for sure.
Curious about your taking the fans off, may I learn why?
I always like to see what you're up to.
