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Its a Strat with a Clapton mid boost, Sperzels, Tonerider Pure Vintage PU's and a Gibson Goldtop finish. I played it tonight at a gig and it sounds and plays great. I'm also building a Gibson Firebird and a Hollow Bodied set neck Tele. Here's a couple Pics.

I tied a piece of butcher's twine between the two branches today for extra support. After two days of 105 degree temp. it still looks good. I'll take some pics tomorrow.

Update.....I taped the plant within 5 min of the split and hopefully it kept the inner part of the stem from drying out. I Super Glued the spot where the two limbs met to seal it off from bugs and to keep keep the moisture from escaping. After a 106 degree day the plant still looks well. No...

I was spreading my two top branches apart (the two formed by my topping the plant) when the main trunk of the plant spit right down the middle. I quickly taped the split back together then super glued the split closed. Is there a chance that the plant will survive with the repair I made or...

If you can make everything blury like the pictures It should be perfect.

Yeah, it will make a big difference. If you're going from lots of sun to none your plant's growth will slow to a crawl. Without light no photosynthesis.

That's what I did with one of my plants, big deep hole filled with MG organic potting soil and some native soil. I planted my others in what I believe are 8 gallon tree buckets. My two females (one in ground one in bucket) are almost identical in size and color. After genetics, its all about...

Will the Pre flowers on the females pollenate. If not would it be ok to let the males go a while longer to harvest more pollen. I can move the males twenty yards away from the females.

I have two males and two females. The males have already opened up a couple pollen pods. So I gathered all of the mature looking pollen pods and stored them in a film canister. The Females haven't gone beyond the preflower stage. My first question is can I let the males go a little longer to...

One of my plants showed me its sex early. Unfortunately its a male but its so early that I can save some pollen before the other plants show. I sure could use some fresh seeds for next year. Am I correct in assuming that if I save some pollen I can brush some on a couple flowers and get seeds...

I forgot to mention that the pipe in the container is used to water the plant. I drilled holes in the pipe to allow the water to get to the bottom of the plant. Last year it seemed like when I watered it never got to the bottom of the container unless I water really heavily. and then the plant...

From that....... to this in 30 days. Three out of 4 are doing well. They're about 16 to twenty inches tall. One of them was beat up by the wind storms we a few weeks ago. I think its going to make it though.

Ahem......

Thanks, mine are at 4 nodes right now and growing like mad. Basically all I need to do is clip out the new pair of leaves at the top of the plant. There are no lower branches yet but as they start top them the same way. Am I correct.

Where I live (Northern Cali) we don't get 12 hour days and 12 hour nights until Mid October (the 17th to be exact). Last year my all of my plants started flowering in late July. I thought plants started flowering when you have 12 hour nights. Should I try the black bag trick to sex my plant.

Last year I didn't top my plants. I got a pretty good crop but the plants were tall and lanky. This year I plan to top my plants to increase their bushiness. I'm not clear when to do this and should I continue topping the lower branches as they move up.

I grow mine in with my grape vines. The secret is just like the stock market, don't get greedy. Grow two or three plants. If you want to grow more don't grow at home or move to Cali and get a prescription.

Blunts Always give me a hack. Always.

I want a little friend to pet and play with. I ate the ears and it don't move no more. I like the ears.

Sounds like Dwight Schrute. Do you grow beets along with your hemp?:mrgreen: