sandhill larry
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Man it's green there. My rainy season has just started, so I'm hoping my stealth will get better.
New England outdoors 2017
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northeastmarco
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Yes sir. Thick and lush here. One of my spots is still under water. Usually gone by now ,so I cant put plants there yet. The spot in the pic still has 4 inches by the entrance. Usually first to dry up by mid may
sandhill larry
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We've had a very dry Spring. The marshgrass where I usually sink my pots of sprouts is all brown. The weeds are starting to green up and grow a little the last couple of weeks since it's been raining. But it's still too bare looking for me to put plants there.
But a couple of the holes in the JP patch is in an area that would usually be too wet to grow in. If we have a real wet summer, they might cash. But that is a trade off I'll be willing to make.
But a couple of the holes in the JP patch is in an area that would usually be too wet to grow in. If we have a real wet summer, they might cash. But that is a trade off I'll be willing to make.
MiddlerGuerrilla
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Dry as a bone here now after a very wet first 3 weeks of May. Was dry all through June last year then record rainfall in July and August.
Hey bro. Hope you have a great season. I got to go back and start reading this thread. Started on the farm today at 0500 and there was gusting fog. Was pretty cool to see. But finished off the day working in th sun and just gusty winds. This new place will be a battle with the winds I think. Good vibes to back east!
Mr.Marijuana420
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I felt i lost out a little last year leaving them in 1 gal too long. Im putting as many as i have good spots for, right into their final 10s, and the rest into 10's within 2 weeks, and cutting the bottoms as soon as they fill out, hopefully itll make a difference. Also doing a few in the ground when the water drops, add a little perlite and fertz, see how it goes.
postickslim
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So that fabric sack just soaks in that stream water,is that how you water the plant? How many gallons is the sack?
Rob Roy
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I wonder if you catch them in flower early enough, if you put a clone under 24 hour lite if they'll root / reveg?
thumper60
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don't c why not,mine have been out for a week now vegged inside 2 months on 18-6 growing fast but throwing lots of hairs can tell they going to be very early let ya no couple weeks
natureboygrower
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well this project has taken a little longer than expected.the planters are rough looking no doubt,they were spruces i had to cut down to open the area up, made into planks with my saw right there in the woods.i have enough lumber to make a 5th planter,the 6th is going to be in a grow bag.put together my soil mix for two of the planters and going to try and get the fencing up tonight.a lot of nights with a headlamp on,as its a very busy time of the year for me.last night a good sized skunk walked by lol.ive seen two this year which normally i never see them other than as road kill.
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Mr.Marijuana420
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Real woodsman work there, hell yea brother
sandhill larry
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Making planks with a chainsaw is a job of work. You did a good job on those.
natureboygrower
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dungeon thick fog today and rain since friday for me.enough already!!
sandhill larry
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It's heading into the third week of daily rain here in NW Florida. I started late to keep my plants small, so they were sprouts when it started. Every damn thing is tall and spindly.
northeastmarco
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Feeding did them good. 
And a couple sea candy, started late but catching up fast
And a couple sea candy, started late but catching up fast
northeastmarco
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A little side project going. Not much longer 
GreenThumby
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Looking good @northeastmarco
Jaybodankly
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It is legal in MA but I still would not leave footprints in the mud like that. Good habits are hard to break.
northeastmarco
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Good eye. Lol. Who's to say I was done working.