Anyone in for growing trees? Summer Grow 2020

[Rwise]

That was south of me, I still felt them, I lost a (center) finger from one leaf on a GG4 in the hail and wind.

 

[Mrblu]

I really want to grow a (reasonable) indoor monster keep it in veg and use it for my Christmas tree.......

 

[Bowhunterwoody]

Hey Rwise. Glad to hear all is ok.

 

[Greenlivin]

3500 CBD strains....wow you got my attention. How does one acquire so many? I love growing 1:1 plants, and have been looking for one that puts on some fat colas. Any suggestions?

 

[Greenlivin]

Late to the show, and unfortunately can’t partake. I’ve got the perfect south facing porch to grow some monsters but don’t think the landlord would approve. Hoping the state passes a bill to legalize recreational use this year. 🤞🏼Looks like there are going to be some big ole trees out there! Look forward to seeing how they progress.

 

[Rwise]

About 2 miles east of me, they got hail the size of oranges, holes through the windshields. I will take the marbles I got! South and east and east of me, they got hit and are getting hit hard.

 

[Rwise]

Look up "Freakshow" call it parsley! Who would know, other than us? And to be more convincing, use the fan leaf in salads!

 

[Spidermite]

The storm took out our power and flooded our basement at our house in MS. A Tornado made a path right by us near camp Shelby. I have to get down there and take care of it. We were not down there when it hit.

 

[Spidermite]

It would be pretty easy to do. Would be fun shapping it.

 

[swegrow]

Finally weahter turned and spring arrived. Everything got green in the matter of 3 days. Love it!

I put my ladies out from the seedling incubator, and they add an inch a day or so in this weather. They are late but off to a good start.

 

[Rwise]

At least you are safe! The basement can be cleaned, do you use firewood, perfect time to get free wood!

 

[Rwise]

I dont think you are late as much as I was early, looks like a great start to me!

 

[Rwise]

I found out yesterday a female friend lost all her plants in the last cold front, I reminded her it is not to late to start over. She's off buy new clones.

 

[Spidermite]

Yes we will have plenty of firewood. And cleaning the basement wont be to bad. Luckily most of the walls are cinder block and not drywall. Would probably have to replace drywall, cinder blocks just need to dry on their own and then cleaned.
That house has been in the family for 30 years and the basement has never flooded like this before. I have to try and figure out why. It's only an hour drive to the coast and we have had more hurricanes pass through over the years and other than losing trees we have never had flooding. So something must have changed.
Hope your well and stay safe.

 

[Spidermite]

Its definitely not to late. This year has been tricky and I finally think outside is safe down this way. At the farm we ran spinich waiting on the perfect weather to plant and now we have enough spinich to feed a bunch of people.

 

[Toker1]

My parents live in a flood zone. They have to run a sump pump to keep the basement dry. If the power goes out, the sump is on a battery. If the power is out for 4 plus hours during a storm, the basement floods.
Good luck Spidermite!

 

[Spidermite]

Hey Toker1 hope all is well. We probably do need to put a sump pump in now, but I think it was the new landscaping that caused it to flood. We just finished putting in several flower/veggie beds around the house. I think we possibly changed the normal flow of the water.

 

[Greenlivin]

Those look so happy and healthy.

 

[Rwise]

After the rain cleared I took some pics yesterday, caught the grasshopper squad patrolling the area. I have been spending most of my time in the veggie garden, but I got 1 more BB3 in a larger pot, and started 3 autos in 7 gallon pots.
Why does it rearrange the pics I upload them?. I wanted my feathered helpers first. Oh well.
And the test I have been running on the 3G cloth pots for me went well. I have been bottom watering (setting them in a pan of rain water when lite (daily, setting them on a rack for night to dry)) and the last one had roots to the bottom (and few tiny roots through it) the entire ball stayed together for a smooth transplant. I will use this method for the 3G pots (outside) in the future!

 

[Rwise]

Cool, I like how folks are changing what they do to help out today! And it brings funds in in these hard times.