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I had three seeds I planted around August 1st. This is the only one. It's about 2 ft tall. And has about 8 grams after finished and cured. Imagine if I started March 1st

Here is a pic of 8 week old plant. It's also been raining for two weeks straight. So it's been soggy out.

They are all female...First two seem closer to cutting than the third

If this thread stays alive for a day or two I'll post pics of results of using same method

It's extremely successful as a soil stabilizer and fertilizer

I haven't had different results from different fish. All fish seem to produce the same results. Burying fish under fruit trees and such is a "Florida lifestyle" since Europeans settled here.

I use a fillet fish carcass. But I use about 1/2 lb fish.. it's the original fish emulsion. I also let it decompose for at least a month in the mud mixture.

Ok. So I have a family and can't spend big money on an outdoorgrow. HHere's how I do it for less than 20$. First I only buy primo. I get about ten to twenty seeds a year. In February I catch a fish and put in bottom of five gallons bucket. I buy two bags of soil for two buckets. I retrieve black...

Hybrid..mostly sativa

Hermie

[QUOI E="Po boy, post: 10923305, member: 331428"]who's Grady? anybody else getting too much fucking rain lately? like the last week!! Yea i been getting too much rain in the 239

Yea if I were you and I did get a seed or two from some quality...I would save them. Especially since you know the genetics

Slightly over watered but they look good

It will only seed where pollen hits the white hairs. You could have one single seed or just one bud or thewhole thing

One time a cop came to my house looking for someone I didn't know. Me and cop was standing 15 ft from my plants....scared nervous...didn't see it though it was well hidden in a wood pile

Must be nice. I'm so jealous. I would open my own caregiver services

That looks descent

Yes mold is an issue. Morning moisture could ruin it. It would be safer in a brown paper bag until dry

It's what I would do just be cuz I have limited money...I have best results with burying a fish in my reused soil. It works good for me growing outside. In my vegetables garden I also bury small 8 inch fish a month before tilling so when I till it's decomposed.. all my vvegetables love it.

As long as you dried it correctly...you shouldn't have to burp over a week