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That is smart, veg farmers around here trying to irrigate with salty well water are failing miserably this year. When it is this dry you really need a good soft natural water that is low in sodium. Here is my water source: https://streamable.com/kmpv46 It is RO remineralized with hardwood...

Still no rain. I haven’t used any teas yet, but did brew up a tuna head with some fish tank water and spread it around. The whole world looks like it dried up and ran out of nitrogen here. All kinds of wild plants are drooping and flowering early in an attempt to salvage the season. The...

Yes open air cooling towers are exactly that, a bunch of slats with water running over them and a fan blowing through. I’ve seen many older ones that were made of wood. It’s quite a chore to keep things from growing in them. Its also pretty hard to imagine that the piping system hooked to it...

They usually start when the plant matures (alternating growth pattern). Nice grow you got this summer Gio.

If you don’t water grass you don’t have to cut it. It’s a win-win as far as I’m concerned. We have a sharing group thing going on so I have access to some variety in clones. Have not taken mine yet. My grow is post 183 on the open show and tell 2020 thread.

Dig down three feet, add a couple pounds of fish cleanings, fill it up with loose dirt and plant. Please come back with the pictures as it fills out! Coconut coir for mulch?

I’ve grown 1:1 strains, and all cbd strains. In Canada hemp requires paperwork and government inspection still, it’s less hassle to grow the stronger varieties. What passes a test for hemp could have 2% cbd where something like DinaMed + has 20%. Hemp bud should be cheap try a larger quantity...

I miss the coast, lived in the lower mainland and up north for a few years. In Ontario we had the warmest winter I can remember, then a really cold, dry, windy spring.

Lol I noticed the height difference by the broomsticks. Been looking for chicken wire (for a bunny) its a hot commodity these days. No stock anywhere around here.

Find an old pile and take the aged stuff, it’s ready to go. Top dress it.

Hemp is just weed, but potency varies. I’ve been extracting from cannabis with 8% or higher cbd and I can definately feel it.

Any chance that beast dropped a root out the drain hole to feed on that compost bin beside it? It’s a sign, lol. Probably won’t help much with the overall size though! Maybe tie some silk flowers to the tops?

What is the starting material like? Can you feel the cbd if you smoke or eat the bud? Try to extract in a jar or crockpot maybe the stainless/aluminum double boiler is a problem?

Is aged manure and compost raked off the jungle floor available in your area? I wouldn’t trade a skid of nutes for that stuff.

It depends what your growing season is like. This is the same latitude as northern california with lots more heat and humidity. Not saying we can’t get a bad year, but most are fine. 25 years ago the corn was full of plants from various brickseed. Everybody called it purple hair, red hair...

Here is where I get my water from, a short video with a little food getting tossed in the tank: https://streamable.com/kmpv46

Canadian grow at 42, been real hot, temps over 100 without adding the humidex. 100% organic on ground that has never been tilled. I grabbed these photos in the evening after depositing 50 gallons of fish tank water with a bit of tuna head emulsion. Mulch is aged cow manure 3/4” and bush mulch 1”...

Lots of water is an understatement this year, I see your grass has the toasties just like mine. The plants look happy. I’m at 42 in Ontario.

Canadian grow at 42, been real hot, temps over 100 without adding the humidex. 100% organic on ground that has never been tilled. I grabbed these photos in the evening after depositing 50 gallons of fish tank water with a bit of tuna head emulsion. Mulch is aged cow manure 3/4” and bush mulch...

I use biochar in the holes instead of perlite. Great stuff for aeration. I do my starts in special kitty with just a bit of peat and coco so that when they get rained on there isn’t a bunch of soggy peat muck around the root crown.