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The stretch is on. GK Genetics' Ground Pounder on the left and 2 MACxAAW and 2 MACxDLA5 from @Rosinallday 2 more Ground Pounders

I'm not sure that my companion plantings are beneficial. There are probably better choices. I would suspect that the corn isn't a beneficial companion since it is a heavy feeder. I planted the giant sunflowers and corn more as a visual distraction. Something else for the eye to focus on. I...

Group shot: Ground Pounder MAC x DLA5 MAC x AAW plus some corn and sunflowers

Popped some plants in the dirt yesterday. 3 x Ground Pounder, 3 x MAC x DLA5, 2 x MAC x AAW I also gifted one of each to my neighbor growmie

I vote for HLG QB132 with LRS 350-36 driver. Saves money and is perfect for a 3x3.

I heard one of the ways to precharge or activate your biochar is to give it a "golden shower".

Remembering Paul Barrere I've been stuck on Little Feat for the past couple of days.

Opinion from Skunk Pharm Research: https://skunkpharmresearch.com/salvaging-moldy-material-2/

I wouldn't say quick. I typically see roots within 2 weeks but that may be due to my environment and quality of the cuttings (older cuttings take longer to root). I do like that it is set it and forget it.

I made one from the same tote but went with the ultrasonic fogger instead.

Weird storms seem to be normal here. The good thing about December snow is that it usually melts quickly. Now, February snow might hang around until April. You might want to consider adding a center post to prevent the middle sagging and split the load over the two shorter spans from the...

Wow. Sorry to see that. It looks like the center ridge beam failed under the weight of the snow. Steel fence tubing will hold up much better than PVC.

@stealthfader508, how did the greenhouse make out with the recent snow storms? I got about a foot and a half, I'm guessing that you got about the same.

I did mention that I grew it back in May. See post #4. The plant turned out to be a monster and yielded over a pound of nice buds.

Thanks for sharing your grow journal and continued luck with cannatonic. If you get the chance, it really takes off outdoors. I pulled well over a lb from one plant.

I'm still in trim jail too. About a pound of Maui Wowie to go. Gold Leaf, A-Dub and Maui Sunshine are already jarred up.

I've chopped my gold leaf. A-dub, maui wowie and maui sunshine still have at least a week or two to go.

BT is OMRI certified and can be used up to the day of harvest.

If you're still finding caterpillars you need to pick them out and spray your plants with BT.

I'd wait. Check every day, if you find more bud rot I'd chop. If you can't take the drama, chop the tops and let the lower buds mature.