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2nd year adventures

ocgreen

ocgreen

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As I enter my second year as a grower I just wanted to take a moment to say THANKS to everyone who helped me get to where I am today.

Only a year ago I was clueless and asking Mr.furley and DingusKhan stupid questions like where do the buds grow 😅

Now I'm producing more consistent grows and even starting to use some more advanced techniques like trellis netting:

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But as springtime approaches and I feel a tiny bit more social I realize that I am starting to miss making grow journals/staying in touch with everyone here.

So please feel free to follow along and join the conversation. Let us know how your grow is going, or simply stop by and say hello. With any luck we'll both learn something new.
 
Thanks - I used the "Furley method" from your plant training thread to top and train these beautiful girls 🙏
 
ocgreen said:
As I enter my second year as a grower I just wanted to take a moment to say THANKS to everyone who helped me get to where I am today.

Only a year ago I was clueless and asking Mr.furley and DingusKhan stupid questions like where do the buds grow 😅

Now I'm producing more consistent grows and even starting to use some more advanced techniques like trellis netting:



But as springtime approaches and I feel a tiny bit more social I realize that I am starting to miss making grow journals/staying in touch with everyone here.

So please feel free to follow along and join the conversation. Let us know how your grow is going, or simply stop by and say hello. With any luck we'll both learn something new.
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Hey ocgreen, Congrats on the 1 year mark. I am in the same boat as you and nearing the 1 year mark. You have a great looking grow there and I am along for the ride.
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My gosh, that looks awesome! Please let us know your thoughts, after you've consumed, on the Mokum's Tulip.
 
This is my 2nd run of Mokum's Tulip and I am very much impressed. It is frosty, fragrant and full of flavour! The buzz is initially euphoric and clear headed (not as heavy as some may like) and eventually starts making the eyelids heavy. Exactly how I like it!
 
Hey ocgreen, I have 2 tents going now with autos in 1 and photos just started in the other. Due to work slow down plus an injury I will have tons of free time so doing an ambitious growing period for 6 months.
same as you this forum and all the growers have helped me immensely.
 
Sorry to hear about the injury and work slowdown. Seems a lot of folks are experiencing these types of hardships lately.

Mephisto Genetics all it's cracked up to be? I was going to try them but ended up having such a bad experience with autos (FastBuds) that I stopped growing them altogether
 
In my limited experience with different breeders and strains I am real happy with Mephisto so far but I think there are many good breeders and strains that will be great to grow. Autos are less forgiving due to their fast life span but with your newfound experience I think you would have no problems growing them well
 
Hey OC! I've missed you too, and damn that's a tent full of "where the buds grow"

I've been crazy busy in these very interesting times, and I have no idea if I'm going to get even busier or will have tons of time to share my grow with all of you.

I miss all of you GWE! I'll try to get to a post this weekend, but my itinerary is already pretty packed with all sorts of activities.
 
Nice canopy. How do you find it accessing the plants at the back of the tent when using scrog? Just curious as I was thinking about using this next time but I struggle to get into mine at the moment without having to move plants around.
 
Well maybe I will give them a shot in the future. Their Walter White, Pink Panama and a few others sound really great.
 
That's a great question. These are done in 5g air pots with coco coir which means I need to water at least once per day.

For watering, I just water from the top like normal and basically aim for the centre. Works fine.

For LST it can be a bit of a balancing act (literally) where I am leaning in but it's doable.

The hardest part is draining water from the saucers and trimming away the new growth under the trellis. For that I am literally laying down and going under with a shop vac hose and pruning scissors.

To me it's worth it because it is producing a way better canopy than I produce without the etting and I enjoy the process but others may disagree
 
Good to hear from you DingusKhan. I enjoyed reading about your most recent grow (and strong sense of community you're building out in Oregon) as part of your latest journal. Looking forward to your next post
 
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