make that 3 days. i can do a pound a day.20 hours of work is prettyy harsh, but how many pounds
make that 3 days. i can do a pound a day.20 hours of work is prettyy harsh, but how many pounds
could be chugging the rock starswhat i don't understand is how the great FDD can trim for 12 hours a day, be on RIU for 4 hours, smoke several joints/bongs, and take a skittles bag of different pills, and still find a way to function.
There must be something in the water over there
i should have taken cuttings. oh well.
my scrog plant tastes and smells just like the original cheese strain. like fresh grated parmesan. i had 7 different hijack plants from seed, they were all a little different then each other. and all but 2 are gone now. i do have new seeds to work with though. i ended up mixing all the dried buds from all the different hijack together. now i'm going thru it all trying to find the cheesy smelling ones. a nugget at a time. i want to make sure i have a good supply of this one. i let everything go waaaaaaay long so it's HELLA stony. i love getting "stoned".
So that tiller rips right through those old root-balls?you missed the spring planting.
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So next year will be the second time you ever use that plot fdd? Some of those roots have to be really woody. The only tiller I have seen tear through big roots are those big rear tine tillers. Are you going to plant a winter cover crop too fdd?i don't know. i hope so. View attachment 227265
So next year will be the second time you ever use that plot fdd? Some of those roots have to be really woody. The only tiller I have seen tear through big roots are those big rear tine tillers. Are you going to plant a winter cover crop too fdd?
clover puts a lot of nitrogen back into the ground.
Yeah it works really well too. I till in a cover crop of clover in the spring, really enriches the soil and helps prevent hard pan caused by yearly tilling. Clover seeds are cheap too, just broadcast them over the ground after a fall harvest.cover crop?