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As far as strains to pick i try to stick with strains that flower fast either that or your gonna risk freezing them out before there completely done i try to stick with heavy indicas with no longer flowering time than 7 weeks it limits your range as far as strains go but I have lost very few...

that monster of a plant you got makes a big umbrella over the pot so most of the water goes down the leaves and misses your pot!!

By the way bow season starts september 18th so keep an eye out for that! bowhunters are full camo too so kinda tough to see them until its too late but its a long season and there usually not out there all the time because it goes until new years!!

there isnt much you can do but wait it out i have been out to a few spots recently and the budding process is just starting on most of mine the rain this season has made the watering a piece of cake sorry to hear your road flooded out hopefully that water finds somewhere to go! good luck :bigjoint:

sounds like some good dank rolling around! sounds like you use about the same ferts as me outside except i mix them up a batch of earth juice a few times the catylyst always makes them a little more sticky! :bigjoint:

I have made cages out of thick fishing line wound around some trees or sticks in a circle around your girls tough to see and easier to carry in to some spots than chicken wire! good luck :bigjoint:

unless you found some leaf cutter ants i believe they have some in the southern us! that would kill your ladies for sure most ants are fairly harmless! good luck :bigjoint:

Looking real nice and healthy to me keep up the good work! wow this weather has been real nice rain every few days! what kinda fertilizer are them girls drinking? :bigjoint:

That is one thing i have never tried is autos im gonna have to give that a go one of these years you could have those mid summer that would be very nice! :bigjoint:

Just wondering what your enviroments like for them seedlings going in the ground your a little bit behind on your planting and there gonna need some extra attention to get caught up! just for refferance i usualy start planting about may 15th! it can be done its allways tougher with seeds!

ya they usualy start to flower like late july early august and there hanging by the 2nd or third week in september most years! most my expeirence is with shorter flowereing time strains! i have used a bubblefunk the last couple seasons! :bigjoint:

Ya they are some very nice strains i have been working with them for a while now and i have gotten very nice results indoor but nothing can beat the power of those gigantic outdoor monster buds! I have allways been sceptical of later flowering times sometimes its done here by the first or second...

Yet another stumbles upon the minnesota outdoor im from east central MN! im using a few new strains this year i got a blue dynamite (blueberry X afgani X and a dynamite hybrid) it flowers in six weeks and my other strain is an attitude white russian thats done in less than 7 weeks! im excited...

there isnt a battery powered pump capable of doing this without going to large deep cycles that you charge and carry with you in and out or invest in a solar system to charge those batteries on site but thats a lot of push for water especialy uphill like that your talking about spending well...

better get a moving on that summers almost here! good luck!

it might work as long as the area your pumping to isnt at much of an incline! it looks as though it runs on 3 d batteries so im not sure how long it will last. If it were me i would either get a small 12 volt utility pump or a bilge pump for a boat get a small 12 volt battery and bring the small...

How about an aeroponic cloner with just water in the resivour no chemicals needed !

When I put mine in they strech for the first 2 weeks untill the buds start to develop then all the plants energy is focused on bud production and the upward groth grinds to a hult some strains might go 3 weeks untill budding starts! good luck :bigjoint:

Depends how big the fish are you could get away with a couple of sunnies or crappies but probably only one carp or northern! All depends how big they are! Good luck :bigjoint:

seaweed huh? might have to just throw some in the compost pile thanks for the all the info everybody! :bigjoint: