Pa Growers

Hey pa enjoying your snow? tell us your plans for this spring

Happy Growing

it's not snowing but i'm buying trees off of you

ataxia said:

it's not snowing but i'm buying trees off of you

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lucky you where im living we have 2 ft and another 2 ft Tuesday

bump im not satisfied

nothing outdoor for me this year ... i'm not into guerilla growing in this neck of woods ... but will i'm deciding what strains i'll have for spring now ... It looks like i'll have a few different
bubblelicious, strawberry blue, sweet deep grapefruit, cole train, royal haze and WHITEBERRY
pretty much alot of attitude freebies ... What about you?

LR Auto AK47 F2
Flower Power x Auto ak

Auto Diesel x Auto Ak

DNA Kandy Kush
DNA Kush Berry
Mr Nice DT
BF Pineapple Punch

GH Bubba Kush

DNA Cole Train

DNA LA Woman

DNA RockLock

DNA Lemon Skunk

High Grade Seeds Poison Afghan F2

High Grade Seeds Super Bud F2

PA X SB

BS X SB/PA

Dutch passion Mekong High
Dutch passion Orange Bud
Reserva Pravada Kandy Kush
Kannabia Afrodite
Kannabia La Blanca
Sweets seeds Sweet Afgani Delicious
G!3 Blueberry GUm
And hopefully TGA PLush Berry

ataxia said:

What about you?

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well another snow storm today and more soon but when spring comes i plan on growing 40-50 bag seed in small plots a couple miles from my house well out of the hiker range i am still new to growing so no exotics for me yet

Yeah, I'd like to see more too

I'm interested in Sweet Seeds Sweet Afghan Delicious too, have you run her before?

Nope. I'm really excited about the Sweet Agfan as well. Sounds awesome from the description.

Planning another guerilla for the summer. These late-season snows have me worried at times. Up in the mountains that snow falling in early Feb can easily last well into April. Makes a much tougher time trying to scout spots.
So how bout it guys, what type of spot do you prefer. Hike the hills for somewhere secluded or an easier to access/ closer to home type?

Hauling bales of pro mix into the mountains isn't fun... but its rewarding

both ways are kinda sketchy... depends on the area.... with the hikes you have to worry more about wildlife.. and with the closer to home spots.. theres the risk of a good nose haahaha

RDGgreenthumb said:

Planning another guerilla for the summer. These late-season snows have me worried at times. Up in the mountains that snow falling in early Feb can easily last well into April. Makes a much tougher time trying to scout spots.
So how bout it guys, what type of spot do you prefer. Hike the hills for somewhere secluded or an easier to access/ closer to home type?

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sounds like what im experiencing

im trying my luck at some purple maroc gonna take clones when i get it big enough oh btw ive got like a foot and a half but the freezing rain is coming tonight

Yes we are all pretty well fucked. I measured the sheet of ice on my car this morning: 3/8" thick; and we have more coming tonight. No fun at all. Glad to see a nice little group from PA!

ya we gota a inch of ice on the way and more tomorrow such fun

I got my first order from the tude, sucks waiting for spring to come, ive always done bag seed so im hoping for some good results.
texada timewarp
russian rocket fuel
mach fly
chem#4 x otm
devil fruit
JTR
the flav
cheesequake
and a bunch of freebies

I think i went a lil crazy but its kinda addicting getting beans. : )

Hey what's going one guys! Good to see you back again this year RDGgreenthumb.

After a pretty successful first season last year I'm eager to get started again. Fortunately, I'm a seed whore so I have plenty to chose from. Just picked up the Paradise promo from Attitude, so the only thing I know for certain is that I'll be growing 5 Automaria II and 3 Pandora throughout the summer. Both of these strains are brand new so I'm taking a bit of a chance, but Paradise seems like a pretty legit breeder so I'm sure they will perform at least so-so. Probably going to start 4 of them in mid April then the other 4 early to mid June once all my non auto plants are out. Other than that, I easily have 20-25 fem seeds, mostly freebies, left from various Attitude promos.

Here's my current "short list":
Dinafem - California Hash Plant (definite)
Dinafem - Blue Widow
Dutch Passion - Mekong High
Kannabia - Mataro Blue
Kannabia - Special
Sweet Sweeds - Green Poison (definite)
Sagarmatha - NL #9 (definite)
Magus - Motavation

I have a bunch more, but they either don't appeal to me as much or don't seem like they would do well here outdoors. Soil will be promix. Probably going to order my bales in the month or so. I have a pretty nice plot from last year, so think I'm going to drop a few plants there. I would like to find 2 more plots that are a little closer to water. They'll all be going straight in the ground except for the autos, they'll be going in 2-3 gallon pots. Gonna start indoors and let veg for about a month before I take them out. Have a new veg light so I think I can fit under it. As soon as the weather starts to break I'm gonna head out scouting. Have a few ideas in mind already.

My original plans were to go huge this year, but the more I think about it I don't think I need to. With 4 plants (minus my autos) I pulled about 1/2 lb last year, which isn't really all that good considering I started vegging them in April and early May. I think with the better genetics I have, plus much bigger holes, plus better plots for some of the plants, I can easily double my yield per plant from last year. That's why location is key. I could have used a bit more sun and was a little farther away from water than I would have liked. Hopefully we don't have a 2 month drought like we did last year. Dry weather in September and October would be nice though.

wow glad to see so many outdoor growers in pa hey the ground hog Phil said early spring lets c if hes right