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Not very good eh? 3 foot high screens. Date on the pictures is wrong. They were taken in August. These are iranian haze.

Your plants look great OG! Nice and bushy! Way better than what mine look like at the moment.

I read about your dr. earth stuff and some of it has seaweed extract in it. I researched seaweed extract and it said that it supplies so much goodness to the plants. My plants need it though. Most are 4-5 feet tall with signs of preflower starting now. I hope they go crazy after the recent...

anyone else have any suggestions for organic growing during flowering? What additives I could give them while they develop into buds? I've just given them seaweed extract mixed with backstrap mollasses. I don't want to over due it though. Comments?

Thanks for that. Trying to give them love.

Does anyone know or can anyone suggest anything natural that will help with flowering? I'm using seaweed extract and backstrap mollasses for a fert during veg stage outdoors but was curious if there were other things that would also help during flowering? I don't want to use chemical ferts...

You've got some good strains there by the sounds of things. It'll be nice to see them when you're ready to cut down. Send me a message via PM when you can lickalotapus. Have a good day!

best of energies towards you grow man!

wow. Here's hoping you guys are all right! Thank you. :-)

I'm using a strain that is part indica and part sativa. So it's a bit of both worlds. Twice the size then. Let's hope that happens eh! Thanks for your posts guys!

Curious if anyone can chime in on this. If my plants are outdoors and are three feet in height by mid July...how much more will they grow before the end of the summer typically? They're not a small bushy plant by description. I had heard that the typical outdoor cannabis plant stretches at least...

I tried epson salts as a pesticide mixed in with garlic, liquid dish soap, veggie oil, and water....The plants lived. The bugs stopped for the past week. I'll assess next week for further results. The water was warm not cold when I sprayed it on the plants too. The epson salts are known to kill...

I smoked the sugar punch and it was the first sativa that I have ever smoked. I am glad my friend told me to go easy on it. I took four tokes and within 3 minutes I felt my brain doing weird things. It kept creeping up on me as I ate lunch with my buddy. It wasn't a couch like stone but rather a...

I stay away from streams. Small creeks are okay but eye in the sky looks for weed around flowing water. To avoid noise from pumps and all the other stuff I hike into a place where there is no water and I hike in an army tarp and a garbage bucket. I expect rain to fall in march and april and my...

I found that different nursery's make their compost in different ways. Some are mixed with sea stuff which you don't want if you're hiking it into the bush. Some use meat products and mix that with sawdust. Others make a soil with compost but add to it 50% volume of mushroom manure which might...

Thanks man!

Okay. Learn something new all the time. Sea of green instead. SOunds like it has merit! Thanks for showing me those pictures too!

Hi Getaway: I found your 2014 thread and couldn't stop reading. You certainly set a high standard! I have my plan and my female seeds. I have designed and had made outdoor growing burlap bags with shoulder straps so they can be hiked into spots with relative ease. I just got the samples today...

I'm above you in British Columbia. We get surprise frosts though at the last minute. Has happened for the last few years I am sure, which is why I say June 1. I hope everything works out for you and that you have a strain that finishes in September for you. I'll be trying several strains to test...

Some say no and some say yes...Hmmm. Senor Brown Water if I may ask you did you constantly have to weave the plant in and out of the mesh? Did you get a lot of uniform flowers? I guess you would lolipop underneath? Was it just one plant along your mesh or were there more than one? I'm curious...