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Swear I gained 10 lbs dreaming about cookies last night...:weed:

Most of the expense was on soil, if I were to guess it's close to 2500 dollars for everything. I do not top and prefer to let them grow natural..:leaf:

Your garden is looking great, plants appear healthy and stacking nicely..Great job..:clap:

Not really the road but my neighbors driveway, he has teenage kids and they have traffic in and out. Good luck with the weather and coming harvest.:leaf:

Looks tasty Zane, love peanut budder cookies...:weed:

I think using more than 6% nitrogen during bloom makes the buds stretch far too much..:leaf:

Suppose to hide them from road...:weed:

Good morning from N California...:weed:

Wasn't me, I just recall that someone had made a prediction as to the sex of Zane's Durban. No more, no less.:peace:

Thanks everyone for your kind words..:weed:

Here's one from my garden....:weed:

..and..:leaf:

New pics from today. Bloomed and fed molasses today...:weed:

See post #260...:leaf:

Looks good so don't stress, just use low nitrogen products..:weed:

I have a bench outside that can be moved into garden, how's your back?:leaf: I use the garage (3 car) and some of the house. No barn yet but that's in our long term plan.. A big Hey to all in Tenn..:weed: Since the plants are different strains, we stagger the harvest, takes 3 to 4 weeks to get...

Who's to say I didn't and am not still doing so? Chair is in the garden and awaits your arrival..:weed:

Yep,that's what we did. No pics for today was kinda tired and vegged all day..:wall:

You can see by the yellowing of leaf that the plant has used most of it's nitrogen reserve, reason I've doubled the dose of bloom. This is the Crooked Prairie.:leaf:

The other garden....:clap: