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I think I see a preflower there. Kinda blurry. Looks girly tho. Look up pics of preflowers and compare.

My best looking plant just showed a healthy set of nuts. I thought I had a good pic but his privates are a little out of focus.I'm going to pull him and place a younger plant in his hole. This spot is just begging for some nice buds.

Nutty women are the best in bed. Fat girls are the most giving and forgiving. A 10 will take the wealthiest guy their looks can attract at any given time. Good luck finding a keeper. They are out there, but quite elusive. Best to look in the 8.5-9 area. This pie chart is based on scientific data...

Yes. I will top most of them. I want to try FIMing on a couple and LST on a couple. Gonna leave one alone. Experimenting to gain knowledge.

Also topsoil from the hardware store is not what you want. Especially if you are using pots. You want potting mix for pots. Bagged topsoil will be no bueno. Kemosabe's idea is a good one. That old manure is probably full of worms too. Good stuff.

I saw some cool pics from an Aussie grower on here where he grew in rocks. He filled in natural bowl like spots with his soil mix. Ruby may remember the guys thread. He did it up nice and brought in water for drip irrigation. His plants looked great. Those pictures of his spot may give you some...

Cool rain drops One of 5 plants that are outshining the rest. They are about 1 foot tall. 16 plants in the ground. 2 are left with no home yet. I guess I better get to finding them a spot in the near future.

How about this idea. Instead of buying boards and plywood, buy a grow tent and carbon filter. Dry at home and sell enough for a good light. Just a thought that may fit your circumstances.

If done outdoors you will be at the mercy of mother nature. There is no getting around that one. It's been done by many men for many centuries tho. There is risk both ways. Inside...well there's no denying it's your bud stinking up the apartment complex. "Uhh officer, that's not mine". Outdoors...

The deer topped this little one and I wrote it off for a goner. Looks like it may tuff it out. One of the healthy ones.

After looking for myself 3' x 2' = 70 gallons

3' wide x 2' deep is 105 gallons so I've been told. Which makes sense bc my 100 gallon fuel tank is about that size. Not sure how to get 25 gallons but I'm sure there is a formula on google for calculating capacity of a cylinder.

I went to check on a few plants today, I didn't have time to check them all. There have been a few thunderstorms blow thru since I last checked so I was curious. The first spot I came to had 3 potted plants with a chicken wire cage around them. A deer had knocked the staked down cage over which...

*Smited not smiled

So to all those that say they would do no harm to their fellow man, what would you do IF you caught someone red handed? That is more interesting and quite frankly more disturbing. I can put 2 and 2 together on the "if you steal from me I'll shoot your ass". It just makes logical sense. That's...

The stubborn seed didn't make it. Had another plant munched on by a deer. So it looks like I'm down to 17. 8 in the ground, 9 youngsters still in pots. Everything thing is caged now so no more deer problems for a while. The first round of seedlings are on their 3rd node. The second round of...

I have contemplated using a ground blind. It's a tent already camouflaged, but more importantly it won't look out of place in the woods. I have 3 already so no extra expense. Has mesh Windows to keep bugs out and they are designed to be dark inside to help keep you concealed. Like I say, no...

I think an in depth talk about this between the two of you about the whole grow would be wise. The particulars of the agreement should put you both at ease. Then you have a good deal. "Fair" in business is when the 2 parties agree.

A shady spot would probably be the safest bet. Somewhere with lots of light just not direct sunlight. Not on the beach, under the cool umbrella ,)

If they are really young, like only the cotyledons, in my own experience you can zap them with full sun. If they have leaves then you will have to acclimate them to their new environment slowly.