Absolutely beautiful picture. How are those t-posts standing up? I drove one in the ground yesterday and it took forever in this hard ground, not sure I will ever get it out. Looks like yours are not drove too far into the ground, please explain. Anything I can do to avoid more pounding would be huge. Thanks again.
if you're following along this is what happened to the WiFi#3 x Snow Lotus that got crushed by a tree.
We were able to save the bottom half of the plant, and she is growing nicely again, although only 4 feet tall. We also put 2 more babies in the pot to make up for the damage, they are Bubba x Kali Mist
you called it. We only had left one cage unstaked , of course the wind snapped the entire plant at the base.Pretty sure I mentioned to stake down your cages if you're going to use them at least 4 to 5 times this Spring !!!
good shoulder workout lol
our spot faces west, we are the highest property on the hill so there's good view of the sunset all year round and since we are at 3000ft elevation and we can see over the whole central valley we get lots of cool cloud effects. Still though, nothing beats watching the sun set over the pacific ocean. This is by my place in santa cruz i might have already posted these, but i'm into this shit.Will you quit taking all those amazing sunset photos!! I now water in the morning so I'm not disappointed by my sub par sunset.
Do you feed your sunset? Is there a sunset dance/ ritual I could be doing? Maybe I could be less green and offset my offset carbon foot print with some more carbon?
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