One little plant I’ve had hangingDang and thats just one type.
One little plant I’ve had hangingDang and thats just one type.
I’m paying from $10 to $20 per feminized seed.$140 for a seed? Damn the price of weed has gone up. Those used to be included for free.
I have a couple of White Widow seeds I was thinking about for my next round. I’m not starting anything until I harvest the remaining plants out of the grow room. It’s looking like I might get a pound and an half dry weed out of them total. Not the harvest I was looking for but that’s still a pile of weed.I'm chapped because every last one of those fancy seeds I bought wound up dying as a seedling... I might as well have taken that $140 and torn it up, yeah? But I started 'em too soon, then couldn't put 'em in the ground because the goldurned subfreezing nights would've killed 'em anyway... also, I think that foil pan somehow helped to kill 'em, perhaps through some sort of electrolysis with trace elements in our community well water. I'll only use plastic next time around. Furthermore, I couldn't put the seeds in the sun at first because of those high winds we had, so the stems grew spindly trying to reach the weak light coming through the window above... all of these factors helped kill off the seedlings. Gonna buy seeds from a different supplier, I'm thinking feminized 'White Widow' seeds and feminized 'AK-47' seeds, the AK seeds come free with any order. I don't like the thought of wasting that $140 on seeds that failed, but once the new crop grows to maturity, there'll be enough bud to make up for the loss. I'm not starting any seeds (of any sort) until I know for sure that the goldurned freezing nights are done for this time of year. Mid-April is looking like the time to start planting...
I miss read his post. He said every last seed. I thought he said his last seed was a waste of $140.I’m paying from $10 to $20 per feminized seed.
I thought you had miss read it.I miss read his post. He said every last seed. I thought he said his last seed was a waste of $140.
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Stacked up down there,
Can't say here that I can relate but I can guess it smells great!Alex did a little trimming this evening. She did 7 quarts I’d guess she has a 1/4 of it done.
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It doesn’t keep up with my friends that grow outdoors but I don’t have to worry near as much and I can control the complete grow cycle and actually shorten time to harvest.Super nice harvest
It will smell really good after it cures in the jars for a couple of weeksCan't say here that I can relate but I can guess it smells great!
Ben
When you aren't busy, I would love to know more about the 'snippers' the Mrs is using in the above photo.Looks like I’ll finish up tomorrow
Fiskars we get them on AmazonWhen you aren't busy, I would love to know more about the 'snippers' the Mrs is using in the above photo.
They aren't scissors, pruners or wire-cutters, so they are .
Close-up photo would be great!
I have a pair of those and they are awesome. Very useful for pruning tomato plants, or harvesting tomatos and peppers without tugging on them
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