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SoOrbudgal
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Brave man to do that this time of year. Is it heated FurnaceBoi?
FurnaceBoi
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SoOrbudgal no. But the greenhouse stays much warmer than ambient. We can also pull them in if needed.
All organic. Its an outside experiment. I want to see how far I can push the limit in my climate.
The greenhouse will extend my season. The equinox here is the end of September.
We also have backup lights in th GH for low light days. Quantum boards.
And honestly, I get those beautiful fall colours on these October runs.
Also chose OG kush because it's an Afghani mountain strain. Similar climate here
Ya I grew my Cheese well into October last year and they matured beautifully
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Puglover1
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I don't know this weed's strain. A climber, the flowers are open and white in the morning, closed and pink in the evening. Crazy pug eats anything, except bugs and mj. He must have eaten some string because after three attempts he had to run around the yard to get his poop to disengage. It's a Cuckoo's Nest here.
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Bowhunterwoody
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Definitely some sort of morning glory. Very pretty.
Puglover1
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Volunteer but at least some color. Do they attract bees? I didn't grow anything outside this summer, it was too hot w/o the pergola's shade to do much. It has been 51 weeks since last year's storm, I'm still waiting for repairs including the lattice, why bother pulling or chopping weeds?
Are there any concrete workers on here? My basement got messed up after the storm. Insurance won't pay for a structural engineer until the city can verify that the storm sewer system wasn't at fault. (I'd bet the ranch it was the water not the wind) There are cracks in sewer lines where they meet a manhole in my backyard, from two directions. The city wants to put fiberglass or something liners inside the lines because it's so close to my house to dig. I want a basement engineer verification or a promise to remedy the basement floor before they do anything. I don't want to need a lawyer. After it rained last month water sat on the street by the catch basin, rippled like a river, pings were coming out of the water like fish. Water is heavy, pressured water leaking underground near the foundation would be my best guess for a spider-web cracked floor, backed up floor drain and a hump in the middle of the floor, overnight. How does one prove this?
Are there any concrete workers on here? My basement got messed up after the storm. Insurance won't pay for a structural engineer until the city can verify that the storm sewer system wasn't at fault. (I'd bet the ranch it was the water not the wind) There are cracks in sewer lines where they meet a manhole in my backyard, from two directions. The city wants to put fiberglass or something liners inside the lines because it's so close to my house to dig. I want a basement engineer verification or a promise to remedy the basement floor before they do anything. I don't want to need a lawyer. After it rained last month water sat on the street by the catch basin, rippled like a river, pings were coming out of the water like fish. Water is heavy, pressured water leaking underground near the foundation would be my best guess for a spider-web cracked floor, backed up floor drain and a hump in the middle of the floor, overnight. How does one prove this?
Floopydoop
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Happy 4 month birthday to the ladies.....
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ATF (taco leaves it's been HOT as we all know)
Accidentally took a Farmbuck styled photo. Hope there's no fees on that.
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ATF (taco leaves it's been HOT as we all know)
Accidentally took a Farmbuck styled photo. Hope there's no fees on that.
homegrown
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Damn..another two day in trim jail. 2 of my tent photos were ready for harvest, both of them had huge colas, some deformed from supercropping others just big fatties..lol Trimmed the popcorn during early flower so i didnt have much trim to deal with. Durban Poison- outstanding size buds!! Do-Si-Do also produced really well..not quite as plump though. One more tent lady to go..i dont think shes that far out..buds are small though. wait and see. happy growing!
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MagicMike66
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Floopydoop
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I'm way too scared to try anything like that yet, but these kinds of manipulation do make my brain tingle.
oldjarhead100
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Mass and I'll ask the wife what strain it is
oldjarhead100
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what lights are you supplementing with
oldjarhead100
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I've harvested in November before what a battle keeping it above freezing
oldjarhead100
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We have gotten to the point we only take what we can trim in a morning ,and I have to say our trim days would be much harder and longer without my bud spinner.
I am looking forward to this fall looks like a banner year from the green house ,normal from the woods girls
I am looking forward to this fall looks like a banner year from the green house ,normal from the woods girls
oldjarhead100
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Jump right in floopydoop its easy and fun,and the best part is it really increases your yield
oldjarhead100
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GreenState
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oldjarhead100 Always love seeing pics of your greenhouse....it's a jungle (lol) 
the yin to your yang...the lonely girl (g)..if I had a dozen of these planted in a hedgerow and no one would be the wiser (ha).
Forcing early flower in Vermont.
the yin to your yang...the lonely girl (g)..if I had a dozen of these planted in a hedgerow and no one would be the wiser (ha).
Forcing early flower in Vermont.
