Yosemite Area Outdoor Grow

theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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I am sure you will enjoy MOST of it immensely, :)....... part of that study has shed a lot of light onto the natural balance of things...... and wouldn't you know that this weekend A state wide indian cultural gathering is taking place to hold sacred ceremony? And morning better than evening then ;)........ Karma it appears allows these blessings, and isn't every success but providence bestowed for some unknown reason, my friend (but shhh, and lets forget I said that ;) )
 
d.s.m.

d.s.m.

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treemansbuds said:
Hello All-
I was doing the math today and realized that i will be harvesting the majority of my plants in early October. I then took a look at the calender and seen that October 4th is the "Harvest Moon".
My garden went in on June 4th (looking at my past posts) and on that night we had a violent thunder storm. I had to run out to the garden and cover the girls with 1 gallon milk cartons. They will be in the ground 123 days if harvested on the evening of Oct 4th.
Living near Yosemite i have seen and felt the energy which surrounds this area. I have been healed by this energy when i asked to be on a number of occasions. The Native Americans that did/do live in this area understand that energy that i talk about. They have studied it for years and years and understand how to harness that energy and to use it to benefit them.
I almost feel that i am being guided on this grow by a "higher being". I asked for help and guidance when i started this project and received more than i ever thought i would, and with the dates/numbers coming out like they are.......... I guess my hand was being held the whole time. I am truly blessed living where i do, being surrounded by the people i'm surrounded by. i have a great wife/family that give 100% support on what i'm doing.
This has been an incredible journey so far and i cant wait for whats next. O'ya, the harvest is next, lets see how much i enjoy that !

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I'm gonna go ahead and say that it's good to be you.
 
TCurtiss

TCurtiss

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Treeman,
I read you work and I must say you can have perpetual garden there with a little more work

But great job, I have had to deal with most of those pests in the past and won and lost some battles and lost some soldiers to the man in the process

Damn the man

I hope to have my own place where I can have a patch like that, next time you can incorperate a few tricks to yield more

By clipping the lower 1/3 leaves off to have it concentrate it's energy on the main cola's and you can pinch it back when vegging to get a few more main colas

As well as twisting and breaking the main stock during vegging, it heal it self and gets bigger to flow more jiuces to the main cola

Just a few tid bits for you

But if I was you, I would be putting up some walls and vent system and or clear plastic for a green house that you can hang some lights in and keep it going until next spring

It would be a shame to waste a great setup like that

But that's just me
 
treemansbuds

treemansbuds

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Buster 420-
Master Kush, purps, Blueberry, and Mind Bender X Afghangoo there the tall ones in the background
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chicoles

chicoles

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Re: Spritual Journey

I feel much the same. I bought my land by a series of strange coincidences. When i am working on the property I am at peace. I feel none of anxiety associated with living in the city and running a business.

Grow summary: I planted a total of 12 WW clones from my indoor. Of the 12 I have one 5 footer that will have a good yield. Three small plants will also survive but they had been chewed up before I got the chicken wire in. I have been taking pictures and I fixed the directory problem but my computer shuts down. I will try to get my son to figure it out.
 
chicoles

chicoles

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chicoles said:
Re: Spritual Journey*I feel much the same. I bought my land by a series of strange coincidences. When i am working on the property I am at peace. I feel none of anxiety associated with living in the city and running a business.*Grow summary: I planted a total of 12 WW clones from my indoor. Of the 12 I have one 5 footer that will have a good yield. Three small plants will also survive but they had been chewed up before I got the chicken wire in. I have been taking pictures and I fixed the directory problem but my computer shuts down. I will try to get my son to figure it out.[/QUOTE

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treemansbuds

treemansbuds

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Hello All-
The harvest will start Sunday here. I have some "Ripe" plants, but want to wait until this heat wave is over. Heat wave wont be over Sunday, but we'll be a lot closer to its end.
Here are some of the plants/buds that will be harvested on Sunday.

Peace
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CripBeast said:
That rattlesnake looks wickeedddd!
Nice grow you got going there.
GOOD LUCk!
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Hello Crispbeast-
Earlier thie week I found a 18" King Snake under my nutes bucket. I put him in the garden, dunno if he is still there.
Thanks for checking in!

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treemansbuds

treemansbuds

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tahoe58 said:
great looking harvest coming down the pipe. Grow On!!~~

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Hey Tahoe-
Thanks for the props...
Yes, going to have a busy couple of weeks/month. I will get up more photos as I harvest.
I luv the Purplegooey, i have 3 plants that are Mind Bender X Afghangooey that looks a bit like your Purplegooey.....yummy!
Keep the vibes strong
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Dameon

Dameon

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you have a beautiful patch of grass there, my friend! Thanks for coming out, and keepin the scene alive!
 
wonderblunder

wonderblunder

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This is beautiful, I really hope you are harvesting today so you have some pics for us all. Very impressive. Im in the NW of USA with Medical Marijuana. I am wondering why I didn't do an outdoor grow this past summer. I am gonna have some 2-3 footers to put in the ground in May this next year. I can't wait. What would you do differently? Greenhouse?

I am thinking of a greenhouse to protect from deer and what not.
 
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