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Missouri can be 80 or 30 on any given day in April.

I’m early, zone 6b. If it gets below 40 I’ll put it in the greenhouse. Always excited this time of year!

Earliest I’ve tried. Outdoor grow as normal. Strawberry cough and chocolato. Will update as we go. Also expanding the garden. Using 25 gallon pots this year, may put a few in raised beds.

I think bubble hash but no idea how to do that. Have about 4 lbs to deal with I’ve looked but hard to find a walk through on how to make it. Any insight would be helpful!

Take your wife’s old cookie tins for a temp fix until the bags arrive!

Guess this is my best bud from my screwed up grow this year. Smells amazing. Chocolope with its first haircut will snip again after drying

You read my mind! I washed 4 buckets on all. Peroxide, lemon, rinse rinse

Appreciate all the kind words. I talked to a master naturalist about it today before I chopped them all down and he said “have you really looked at all the plants? You may have Septoria lycopersici”. I’m too stupid to know what that is. He explained that since I had tomatos in the same garden...

ok serious question. Why shouldnt I switch to auto’s? I’ve never grown them but I seem to have issues here in Missouri mid September on. I could plant May 1 harvest in august. What’s the downside?

Welp guess no bud of the year this year! 😂😂

Weather I couldn’t fight. Had dew set in every morning then 90 degree days. Abnormal weather but the wet got in and cooked them rot went crazy.

4 of 7 plants gone. Working to save the others. Gone in 48 hours no rain just morning dew I guess 🤷🏼‍♂️😢

Had to take a few early to try cure room. All trimmed up. Apartment behind our garage. AC at 65, humity at 50,total darkness. Going to try and dry slower than last two years

Decided to try a bit tonight. Yup, still works 😂😂😂

Strawberry cough feminized seeds from ILGM

Anything to worry about? 5-10 seeds on the whole plant wouldnt piss me off lol

This is a top that bent over and broke in the last storm. The plant is loaded with buds with no sign on herming. I know there are no male plants within 1/2-3-4 of a mile at least maybe more. Went to just see how dry this bud had become and a damn seed fell out. Felt throughout the rest of the...

Ok so to understand this, the turkey bags are used in the drying/curing process after harvest and trimming to slow down the drying process, so I would harvest, trim, clip buds from branches (that would be new to me since I dry on the stick before ) and put the buds in the turkey bags, opening...

Thank you

Had 5-6 of these get snapped off the tops 😡. Overall not that horrible.