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Hello growers, I'm new to this page but have followed leafy for about 3 years. My 1st full grow was in 2016, 2017 no grow having 3 surgeries on back and neck. This year I have my own home and some land so I'm growing outside once again. Happy to be part of this forum. I'm posting pics from 2016. Then some from 2018 outside grow.
 
This was part of my 2016 outside grow. By the way I live in the desert, california city, CA. I have 3 beautiful females growing outside. Will post soon.
 

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These plant had seeds, I made biggest mistake by waiting to long to extract males. I just pulled, and pollen everywhere, I misunderstood my mentor and did not place trashbag over plant before pulling. I have learned to recognize the male early now thanks to leafy pics. of developing males. So the seed I did get were all between 8th and 10th generations. My mentor gave me the seeds to start and those seed were 7th to 9th gen.
 
I have learned and had to relearn some techs. with my soil, I think I put to much manuer they come up then fizzle out. I've remixed my soil and now will test once again.
 
These are my babies, 3 months old, about 3 plus feet tall, in the veggie garden. Out in the desert. Eastern Kern County.
 

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New member, Great to be here, can I please change the personal name over the green thumb, 65, but not that hip on the pc.
 

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Nebula,

Think I've read every article you have on this site and want to thank you for the information. It has served to solidify my resolve to grow and has fostered the resulting plan. My appreciation for the time it takes to write in abundance as you have is unending. You express a real sense of true life experience within your articles and that is reinforced by your posts in the forum. Please know that you're truely helping the uninitiated. I wouldn't be so close to starting this endeavor without your help. You and the folks on the GWE forum are a goldmine of credible information. Now I just have to keep saving my pennies until I've enough to buy everything. Thanks.
 
Long time lurker. I was born on a farm so I have been growing things my entire life but cannabis is by far my favorite! When I decided to go off the many medications my Drs said I needed I was lucky enough to get great family support & new drs who all agreed I should try medicinal cannabis. (I pretended like that would be a new thing). To save money we went old school outside, it's a long story which led me to this wonderful site filled with all the info I needed. I want to thank Nebula for all your articles, tutorials & easy grow advice. Also I found gobs of great info in the forum, thank you. After finding GWE so useful & easy to use I told my PIC about it. Which led to me returning from vacay to find a tent in my tiny place. First indoor grow went badly, too many hands, too many ideas. Currently have a successful grow of somewhat unknown seeds going. Hoping by joining in the forums my grows will get better each time. Looking forward to getting to know others & share insights. namaste
 
Hello, new to the site and forum. I am getting ready to start growing, have never done it and just want to say thank you for all the information I have found on here. Look forward to putting some of this knowledge I have learned to use.
 
Hey hustler, I’m on my 5th or 6th grow and anyone who says growing decent stuff is hard, there just SILLY! Lol but honestly, after your first or second grow, it comes naturally! And thanks to this awesome group, you always have help here waiting when needed! Good luck
 
Thanks for opening your doors to me. I'm an old geezer who's try his first grow.
I planted a seed toward the end of August and that plant should be ready in ~3 weeks? (It's all utterly new to me)
At the same time, I planted a cutting. That plant appears to be ready to harvest... maybe a week? I'm using the 'trichome' method
to determine 'ripeness'.
So far, I'd say I like the vegetation period best; lots of work to be done. This waiting part, though... ho, hum.

Again, thanks...
 
Welcome tooslow, It wood be real nice to see some pictures, after reading your reply the suspense is building (kind of like the BUDS) LOL
 
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    Colombo commented
    Yesterday, 07:06 AM


    Welcome tooslow, It wood be real nice to see some pictures, after reading your reply the suspense is building (kind of like the BUDS) LOL
Your wish....
A VERY modest, first-time, effort.
 

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Hey tooslow, I'am an old timer who believes in "effort", It is why you have them, ( Nice looking girls too) otherwise you would have two empty grow bags !! Love the Tric picture, tells a lot about the rest! Can't wait to see the end result .
 
Hey tooslow, the buds look great and looking forward to the rest! I have to commend you on the portable dry rack," Imagination" I like the clips, local or home made? Keep on Growing .
 
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