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Man that's awesome. Sustainable practices. Gotta go solar for the energy lol. Plants looking chunky brother

Thanks all the biggest ones are the Chocolope crosses and the Sour Tangie crosses but some nice Tahoe OG and also Phantom Cookie crosses as well. Smallest are my Saphire OG crosses but they are furthest into flower and get the most shade. Also have my Holy Grail OG crosses to fill out the plot...

The hair straightener??

Looking big! N GREEN!

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Red clay has very poor drainage. I'm above ground for that reason. Could have mounded up soil for nothing. But prefer a little more moisture retention and did not the idea of being venerable to moles gophers and other critters. Have had many thoughts and this seems to be working for me and wat I...

Was hoping for the same just a lil pricey and very time consuming if u wanted to cut some for yourself. One day will be 1000% organic but until then I can only do my best to feed the girls with quality food and water

The OSB is good for around three years if u are not walking in your beds and blowing them out but could always use more supports in the middles of the eight ft sides like a true post or even rebar. I am always building at a new spot. If and when I own a place i plan on using some thick cut...

Last pick is one that had not training and will not stay short with being forced (which I have yet to do). Will get more 7ft concrete wire and wrap the last few and give them a slight bending before flower comes on here pretty quick

Been slacking on the foilair feeding. It's showing on the inner most leaves but I'm happy with round plants

:joint4: Thanks for the inspiration

Mama always said "growing from seed is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get"

They grow up so fast.....

Stone your stuff looks great. Nice full color n all bushy not too tall. Do u use mykos and azos? I know it's made real close by. I had not used azos beore last year but only mykos. Combining them makes a world of a difference the day after a feeding. And also are you training your plants with...

Hey rb. I can say the training helps with shaping and bushing your plants but I have to say Topping just before u train each branch/cola is a major part of the yield gain from wat I've seen outdoors

Awesome scoobie snacks for the dog

An how'd you know was looking for another dog for the yard