who's pulling 240lb from 24 plants?dudes talking 24 10 pounders.. talking about being jealous of people doing light dep.. lol.. I'm jealous 240 lbs a season.. even at 1000 each is a good living! yearly.
who's pulling 240lb from 24 plants?dudes talking 24 10 pounders.. talking about being jealous of people doing light dep.. lol.. I'm jealous 240 lbs a season.. even at 1000 each is a good living! yearly.
I want to hit 10lb average this year, pretty sure i can do it with the right strains and conditions. good luck with your depI wasn't going to say it, but averaging 10 a plant is very, very hard to do. Screws would be the guy that has the skills to pull it off, but I would be very impressed.
Hoping to pull about a 1/5 of that before July this year.
I know more than a couple cats in the applegate slaying 10lb averages. Its not hard. Its all about the off season... Game on! Ill be working on a couple different OD spots this year from the 45th down to the Applegate. .. Def some data to be collected, itll be here for all to see.
I know more than a couple cats in the applegate slaying 10lb averages. Its not hard. Its all about the off season... Game on! Ill be working on a couple different OD spots this year from the 45th down to the Applegate. .. Def some data to be collected, itll be here for all to see.
all true, except i'm not budgeting for a truck i'm tryin to buy a property.Yeah, You don't have a clue what your talking about. If you think we just miraculously make all kinds of profit, your wrong. My workers make $20 and hour and $175 a pound to trim. Plus all the money we spend on supplies, amendments, etc. He also pays rent every month.
And its a one man show he runs. If you calculated how many hours he spends working + plus the cost of supplies...in the end, He makes an hourly wage that isn't much higher than what a good farm laborer makes, even with a harvest breaking triple digits..he's got all the stress of being the boss and running his own op as well.
Shcrews has been pulling decent harvests for multiple seasons and does it look like he's ballin? Homeboy was trying to budget out enough money this year to buy a little pick-up.
I've done it. it's possible but there are better ways to ensure consistent quality and quantitywish I could just chuck a seed and get 10#. As that is what many believe.
exactly. I'm very excited to see what you do this year, keep us posted!I know more than a couple cats in the applegate slaying 10lb averages. Its not hard. Its all about the off season...
40 yards total:
-12 yards 5/16" lava rock
-12 yards peat moss
-10 yards Oly Mountain fish compost
-2 yards Malibu compost
plus
240 lbs kelp meal
220 lbs crab meal
260 lbs gypsum
240 lbs oyster flour
120 lbs neem meal
100 lbs alfalfa meal
1000 lbs glacial rock dust
In regards to your soil mix:
Did you have rare earth mix this for you? Did you get the ammendments from them and then mix them yourself after a soil test? Trying to figure out how this works thanks
IMO it's a proven mix at this point, definitely a good place to start. I say it "could have been better" because there was a bit of early yellowing in some plants, but that may have been due to other factors besides the soil. Anyway, good yield and potency were achieved.Ok I'm starting to get the hang of this. Could have been better in the sense analysis would have given you data to improve upon, correct? Do you still feel that its a good mix to start with and then make adjustments from there---or is there no way to know without a test?
Word thanks. I looked up sorcerers apprentice on google and they all looked hella yellow. So I think that was a strain thing there.