Hawaii Growers

Mohican

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Yes, it is a great smoke! So many different phenos. The grapefruit one was stronger and the creamsicle one was very mellow. I had one that was a strong peppermint pheno that burned your nose and smoked like menthol. I wish I had cloned her! I did get seeds though and this is from one of them:




Cheers,
Mo
 

Mohican

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Thanks!

Not finished yet. The days are in the 90s and when it cools down the killer mosquitoes come out. Three sides have screen or fencing. The doors, curved wall, and top still need covering. I bought some shade cloth last weekend and some hardware for hanging it in front of the sliding glass windows at the back of the house to cut down on the sunlight baking that room. I will probably work on that first and then resume work on the screenhouse.




Eventually I want to build a true medical grow area in the north garden:







Cheers,
Mo
 

rikdabrick

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@Mohican you crack me up braddah. You are one true urban farmer. When you run out of space for greenhouses you can replace your house roofing with the clear plastic corrugated greenhouse roofing, ha ha. You must have some cool neighbors.

Some guy actually did that on the Big Island when I lived there. He had hundreds of plants in his house. Unfortunately he got busted, but it wasn't a bad idea; he probably should of chosen a more opaque covering.
 

codster25

Well-Known Member
Thanks!

Not finished yet. The days are in the 90s and when it cools down the killer mosquitoes come out. Three sides have screen or fencing. The doors, curved wall, and top still need covering. I bought some shade cloth last weekend and some hardware for hanging it in front of the sliding glass windows at the back of the house to cut down on the sunlight baking that room. I will probably work on that first and then resume work on the screenhouse.




Eventually I want to build a true medical grow area in the north garden:







Cheers,
Mo
Absolutely beautiful man!!!!
 

codster25

Well-Known Member
@Mohican you crack me up braddah. You are one true urban farmer. When you run out of space for greenhouses you can replace your house roofing with the clear plastic corrugated greenhouse roofing, ha ha. You must have some cool neighbors.

Some guy actually did that on the Big Island when I lived there. He had hundreds of plants in his house. Unfortunately he got busted, but it wasn't a bad idea; he probably should of chosen a more opaque covering.
"You must have some cool neighbors." Why? That area doesn't look that heat at all, I had to zoom in on the far away shot to really see the types of plants that were there. That's fucking awesome!
 

rikdabrick

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"You must have some cool neighbors." Why? That area doesn't look that heat at all, I had to zoom in on the far away shot to really see the types of plants that were there. That's fucking awesome!
I said that for a couple of reasons:

1. I guarantee you can smell Mohicans backyard 3-4 houses down for half the year. If i was his next door neighbor i wouldn't have to see his plants to know they're there.

2. Mohican actually does get some big plants in the summer. He had an epic Mulanje that looked like it was 10 ft. tall and just about 10 ft. wide that he said produced 19 lbs. if I remember correctly. No zooming in necessary for plants like that.

3. Some people don't like the smell of weed apparently, so you could end up dealing with some trying situations if your neighbors weren't cool.

And i agree Mohicans' backyard is rad.
 

codster25

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I said that for a couple of reasons:

1. I guarantee you can smell Mohicans backyard 3-4 houses down for half the year. If i was his next door neighbor i wouldn't have to see his plants to know they're there.

2. Mohican actually does get some big plants in the summer. He had an epic Mulanje that looked like it was 10 ft. tall and just about 10 ft. wide that he said produced 19 lbs. if I remember correctly. No zooming in necessary for plants like that.

3. Some people don't like the smell of weed apparently, so you could end up dealing with some trying situations if your neighbors weren't cool.

And i agree Mohicans' backyard is rad.
True that, I'll bet the smell does overwhelm the area. I just thought it looked semi private.
 

rikdabrick

Well-Known Member
Who all's trippin out about the lava?
I would be tripping out more if I lived there, but it is definitely getting very real over there. I have a bunch of friends in the Pahoa area, so it hits closer to home when you're familiar with the people and the area. Thankfully the county guys are busting into action pretty quick.
Normally I wouldn't, but it's about 3 miles upslope and headed my way. It's close enough I get a whif of sulphur when the wind shifts, smells like burning matches
Craziness. Puna has had a rough ride so far this year.
 
Aloha bruddahs, I've been on here for awhile, but I just switched to a new handle for personal reasons. I'll still use the old one for awhile though until I get some more rep under this name.

hey guys im moving back to da island. what should i do to get some clones? or i guess if i get some seed or clones, what can i do this time of year? first time mmj grow but long time farmer
What island are you moving to? Have you grown in the islands before? There's not any difference between weed farming and MMJ growing except you don't have to hide your plants.

Anyway, if you get some seeds or clones, which shouldn't be too hard since you made it sound like you've lived here before and you probably should have some connections to seeds or clones, you can grow them just like any other time of the year in your preferred method. If you grow outdoors straight from seed or clone your plants will most likely go straight to flower (seed plants will veg for a couple of weeks, clones won't). You can start them off indoors with lights or have them outdoors with supplemental lighting to keep them vegging until you want to flower them in which case you would just turn off your supplemental lighting to get them to flower. Or you can do the more labor intense method of putting them outside during the day and bringing them inside at night to give them supplemental lighting to keep them vegging. Besides that, the growing aspect doesn't change throughout the year really. Just during long season you can put sativa dominant seeds out and there's a good chance they'll veg through the summer and flower in the fall.

I hope that covered your question.
 

immastunnah676

New Member
Aloha bruddahs, I've been on here for awhile, but I just switched to a new handle for personal reasons. I'll still use the old one for awhile though until I get some more rep under this name.



What island are you moving to? Have you grown in the islands before? There's not any difference between weed farming and MMJ growing except you don't have to hide your plants.

Anyway, if you get some seeds or clones, which shouldn't be too hard since you made it sound like you've lived here before and you probably should have some connections to seeds or clones, you can grow them just like any other time of the year in your preferred method. If you grow outdoors straight from seed or clone your plants will most likely go straight to flower (seed plants will veg for a couple of weeks, clones won't). You can start them off indoors with lights or have them outdoors with supplemental lighting to keep them vegging until you want to flower them in which case you would just turn off your supplemental lighting to get them to flower. Or you can do the more labor intense method of putting them outside during the day and bringing them inside at night to give them supplemental lighting to keep them vegging. Besides that, the growing aspect doesn't change throughout the year really. Just during long season you can put sativa dominant seeds out and there's a good chance they'll veg through the summer and flower in the fall.

I hope that covered your question.
aye brah,
thanks for the tips. stay irie my friend.
 
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