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Awesome thank you! That makes me very optimistic! Shit maybe I should put all 3 in the greenhouse with the huckleberry or the woody. But I don't know how I'm going to choose between those 2, the woody would keep up by far better but that huckleberry is by far the frostiest plant I have ever...

Thank you! Sherbert or Sunset Sherbert? I won't turn down either!

Putting a new roof on the house and then painting it this month so everything will have to be happy in 10 gal pots for 3 weeks when I get the grow side of the house painted first. They already look overgrown even though I just transplanted, they were drinking everyday, sometimes twice. Happy...

That seems like an awful lot of money spent on veg time but the results should be epic! Clean grow and I like the ingenuity.

Equal parts Fox Farms Ocean Forest and Happy Frog. Add perlite if you so desire, put it in a big smart pot, add additional microbes (like great white or equivalent,) mulch with clay pellets or hay, and after 3 or 4 weeks begin light feeding once a week with Maxsea All Purpose, Epsom Salts, and...

I agree! RIU Summer So Cal Picnic at Sunset Cliffs?

I got an offer to grow out a plot south of Temecula but I don't have a damn car! As soon as I offload some of this product and get that Fasfa check I'll be back in business. Might even have enough time to get some 30 gal girls on the property. If that all works out and things keep going good...

You aren't using sufficient lighting and it is too late to transplant after flower. After week 3 of flower all root growth slows to a near halt to divert energy to forming flowers. You need to use this experience and overhaul your set up

Solo for the economy, 1 gal for fastest growth.

Thank you ruby, I think it's going to be an incredible year this year. It's already going very well!

Yeah it was a nerve racking season. I got in a major car accident and broke my bones all up in one arm and wrecked the rest of my body right at the end of September, so that was when everything got fucky.

I got stars in my eyes thinking about the possibilities. The fees are damn near extortion, but the insurance it provides is worth it I think.

Hard work will get you very far in agriculture. And I don't know about fun. But I've been pouring slabs all day haha

You sound like a busy lady! Good for you though, college ain't easy when you have to work, I can't imagine with 3 kids, you gotta be strong to handle that. Spanish is definitely something you'll need, basically everyone in a supervising position needs to be fluent. When I shut down my desert...

I'm also residential haha. I wanted to do at least 100's but my neighbors were looking high and low for where the smell was coming from last season, and my biggest pot was 20 gal... but I also had 47 plants haha

I like business class because they're really easy credits and everything you do in class is for your business, so you get a lot done for free. I took my class as an A course and got it done in 8 weeks which was murder, but now I have so much more time for my garden!

Damn 10 clones in 65's for tax and licensing? My 4 main plants are going into 45's haha maybe I should upgrade to 65's.

I recommend an entrepreneurship class. Your semester long assignment will probably be building a business plan and you'll learn how to save a ton of money getting your business off the ground with free professional help from your professor. It helped me out a lot!

What size pots you running on your second patch, 100's?

Didn't find a single seed in that whole bag, makes me kind of sad but that's some stable stuff.