fdd2blk 2010 Outdoor Grow Thread

jwop

jwop

Well-Known Member
yo faded, come harvest time holler at me, ill bring my fdd glass and help you trim those behemoths
 
Pumert

Pumert

Well-Known Member
just kinda curious.. do you get gophers and other burrowing animals? if so how do you deal with em??
 
F

fdd2blk

Well-Known Member
Pumert said:
just kinda curious.. do you get gophers and other burrowing animals? if so how do you deal with em??
Click to expand...
never had any gophers. i don't have any vegetables so i think they stay clear of me. it seems i recall my neighbors having problems with them in their veggy garden though.





it's hard to get good shots with the way my lighting is. the surrounding foliage blends in with everything. with the sun in just the right place or an overcast day, i can get some really nice shots. here's a few from this morning, ...


001.jpg002.jpg004.jpg003.jpg
 
akgrown

akgrown

Well-Known Member
the best way to deal with gophers is when you dig your hole for the root zone line the edges with 1x1 poultry netting and they cant get through.
 
F

fdd2blk

Well-Known Member
mame said:
He was just giving that tip to the guy that was looking for help yo.

smoke a bowlllll bongsmilie:eyesmoke::mrgreen:

edit: GJ once again btw
Click to expand...
what makes you think that guy was looking for help? i think he was simply asking if i had gopher problems and if i did how i dealt with them. i don't.
 
shmow52

shmow52

Well-Known Member
i think he was being a ninja and looking for help with a problem, without directly hijacking your thread.
 
northeastern lights

northeastern lights

Well-Known Member
fdd2blk said:
never had any gophers. i don't have any vegetables so i think they stay clear of me. it seems i recall my neighbors having problems with them in their veggy garden though.





it's hard to get good shots with the way my lighting is. the surrounding foliage blends in with everything. with the sun in just the right place or an overcast day, i can get some really nice shots. here's a few from this morning, ...
Click to expand...

I have the same issue when it's sunny out taking pics, blends in so well it's hard to see, not that I'm much of a photographer lol.
 
Steadmanclan

Steadmanclan

Well-Known Member
i want to build a house inside that hashplant haze next month...
ill be over in august after a stop at home depot for supplies.
 
potpimp

potpimp

Sector 5 Moderator
FDD I think I've figured out something by following your pix this year. I started my seeds in late Feb (I think) and the plants grew great until about the first of June and then growth slowed to a crawl. I look at your plants and I was wondering why you always have monster bushes and I think I know the difference. I use about the same high-quality soil mix that you do, quality seeds, and give them plenty to eat and drink. I have come to the conclusion that it is the temperature that makes all the difference. Around the first of June it started hitting the 90's here, then by mid-June it was nearing 100 - and I'm not talking about the "dry kind of heat" either; this is deep south, hot and muggy shit heat. My "Church" plant has just about died, in fact I will be digging her up this evening and potting her, getting her out of the sun and into 70ish degree inside temps. I'll post pix in my journal but most people would pass her off as a goner but I'm gonna give her CPR. It is so amazing to look at your beautiful garden and be inspired by it.
 
Delux83

Delux83

Well-Known Member
getting harder to tell the gardens apard FDD lol they getting so big they blocking all the signs hah
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top