FresnoFarmer's 2019 Backyard Grizzy

SuperNutz

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Thanks man. I hope so. This is my first time using this white greenhouse plastic. I used hardware store "clear" plastic sheeting before with great results.
Better then what I got going with a couple weeks left lol. Went from 14 hours of direct sunlight in July to 10 in August, 4 in September and now about an hour total lmao.
 

FresnoFarmer

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Better then what I got going with a couple weeks left lol. Went from 14 hours of direct sunlight in July to 10 in August, 4 in September and now about an hour total lmao.
Damn that sucks. This patio direct sunlight drops to about 4 hrs around this time of year, but the white roof is a great diffuser and eliminates shaded areas. Before I put it on I had all the plants bunched up where the direct sun was hitting lol. Now I'm spreading them out.
 

Joedank

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Been going through a rough patch in life. Had my newborn son pass away from SIDS 1 week before Christmas. Kinda lost my mind after that. Only thing that keeps me sane is my other 2 boys, the gym and growing. So in honor of my baby boy up in heaven, here we go.........
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I am so sorry to hear that brother... if there is anything I can do to help let me know .
Keep chugging my man !
 

too larry

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No, not this go around. Im getting all kinds of smells in the greenhouse with the second wave of plants. Some sour, some chocolate, some pungent candy, . Super exciting.
I bet they do smell good.

I have a little Sour Wreck and Sour Moon Wreck pollen, either of which would be just right for your sour d. But that, like all my pollen collection went through the hurricane. So out of the freezer into my truck for a couple of months. Then when I remembered it was there, back into the freezer. I haven't used any of it yet, so not sure if it's viable or not. But I have plans to test one of them on a Epave de Raisin {GdR X Sour Wreck}.
 

Dewin420

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Harvest time. Held out as long as i could due to mold and the in laws coming for a visit.lol. still have 1 monster in the greenhouse. Figure i will get close to the same off this last one as whats in my shed. Should be about 3lbs total. Pretty stoked for the first greenhouse grow during legal times. Wife had a heart attqck while i was trimming. Doorbell rang as she went to answer it the cops drove by.lol. she figures the 30 plants that are indoors is way over the 4 plant limit. Lol. Im like what are they gonna do put us in jail. I dont see a limit on how much booze i can brew. So why should it be any different for weedScreenshot_20191020-074530_Sricam.jpgki20191019_174219.jpgreceived_2518711831784864.jpegScreenshot_20191020-074501_Sricam.jpg
 

OneMike

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Im going the low tech approach too man. Easier to catch bugs or mold when you're upclose on the plant everytime you water. I already removed 1 budworm egg this year. Glad i caught it too.
You deff wanna hand water with those nutes, they require repeated and full saturation to break down and become available the way theyre intended to. Down to Earth is great they have alot of products other dont offer but they also have sum products that can been found cheaper by other off brands. Organics are always superior product if done right but feeding schedual and actually delivering those nutes to the roots can be tricky. Learning the exactly what chemicals are sold under what names will help in chosing too. Dont buy a bag of Magnesium sulfate when you goto buy more langbeinite, your gonna want the K, especially since its your primary source!
 

OneMike

Active Member
Reminds me of the stupid that is dehydrating his plants roots to avoid bud rot... That's great retard, make sure the plant gets no nutes and enjoy that eighth of weed you spent 6 months growing... Growtard
U sure it wasnt root rot?
 

FresnoFarmer

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You deff wanna hand water with those nutes, they require repeated and full saturation to break down and become available the way theyre intended to. Down to Earth is great they have alot of products other dont offer but they also have sum products that can been found cheaper by other off brands. Organics are always superior product if done right but feeding schedual and actually delivering those nutes to the roots can be tricky. Learning the exactly what chemicals are sold under what names will help in chosing too. Dont buy a bag of Magnesium sulfate when you goto buy more langbeinite, your gonna want the K, especially since its your primary source!
Ok
 
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