Fast_Pine
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...Its time.
Welcome back friends. Hope everyones winter was good. Summer is officially here and its time to get down!..
Anyone who hasnt seen Volume1, or 2 can click on the links in my signature for the whole story.
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This year ive modified some of my previous techniques. Been prepping since early Feb. Last years sucess has motivated me in ways I never immagined. Been repping the 4 D's ..(desire, direction, determination, and discipline)harder than ever. It feels good, and has set me up for a season to remember.
So far ive had the bulk of my plants out since mid May. Using the same plots, but both have been heavily modified since last season. Running my star strains from last fall, and quite afew new ones..
GHS. Fem
Himalaya Gold
Lemon Skunk
Big Bang
Trainwreck
A.M.S
All the above in bulk, some testers and personal smoke. Will get to those later in the thread.
Me and Mrs. Pine decided to get to work early in the season digging a irrigation pond. Took us 2 months to build a pool 20' across and 4 feet deep. We used the stream bed to fill up sandbaggs to dam up the spring. Now we have ~3000 gal on hand,, spring fed. Im using my wx-10 to get enough pressure in the lines so both of us can handwater seperate parts of the garden at the same time..Building a "igloo" out of sandbaggs aroung the pump dampens the sound all the way down to nothing 200yds away. This patch has taken an enormous amount of work, and it holds the most plants. ~500 assorted GHS fems. All high matenance, in my traditional bottomless buckets. The patch is nestled among oak and tall pines, offering me more cover than ive ever worked with, along with a rich forrest loam, packed with earthworms and soft black gold. Some of the best native ive ever seen. Im very blessed to be able to work this spot. If it does good, it should make for some very interesting pictures. So far there have been minimal losses at that patch, with the average plant size approaching 2'. Will be arriving up there tomorrow at dawn. Pictures to follow in the evening....
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Welcome to the show.
Welcome back friends. Hope everyones winter was good. Summer is officially here and its time to get down!..
Anyone who hasnt seen Volume1, or 2 can click on the links in my signature for the whole story.
....................................
This year ive modified some of my previous techniques. Been prepping since early Feb. Last years sucess has motivated me in ways I never immagined. Been repping the 4 D's ..(desire, direction, determination, and discipline)harder than ever. It feels good, and has set me up for a season to remember.
So far ive had the bulk of my plants out since mid May. Using the same plots, but both have been heavily modified since last season. Running my star strains from last fall, and quite afew new ones..
GHS. Fem
Himalaya Gold
Lemon Skunk
Big Bang
Trainwreck
A.M.S
All the above in bulk, some testers and personal smoke. Will get to those later in the thread.
Me and Mrs. Pine decided to get to work early in the season digging a irrigation pond. Took us 2 months to build a pool 20' across and 4 feet deep. We used the stream bed to fill up sandbaggs to dam up the spring. Now we have ~3000 gal on hand,, spring fed. Im using my wx-10 to get enough pressure in the lines so both of us can handwater seperate parts of the garden at the same time..Building a "igloo" out of sandbaggs aroung the pump dampens the sound all the way down to nothing 200yds away. This patch has taken an enormous amount of work, and it holds the most plants. ~500 assorted GHS fems. All high matenance, in my traditional bottomless buckets. The patch is nestled among oak and tall pines, offering me more cover than ive ever worked with, along with a rich forrest loam, packed with earthworms and soft black gold. Some of the best native ive ever seen. Im very blessed to be able to work this spot. If it does good, it should make for some very interesting pictures. So far there have been minimal losses at that patch, with the average plant size approaching 2'. Will be arriving up there tomorrow at dawn. Pictures to follow in the evening....
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Welcome to the show.