Mlewis1987
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Nice work brother. Keep it up , can’t wait to see the harvest you pull
Just beautiful! That is my dream being able to grow outside like that.
Being Australian I know all about the dangers on fires. I hope you and your girls stay safe.
Whats the pistol-whip technique? The hard work will pay off. Should get more of the quality flowers and less mold issues! We should all be making out own seed and breeding better herb. Every year the strains get better! Thanks for the update Shrews! Got the plants trellised now!
yah i am pretty happy with plant health this year. our only issue has been overwatering at a couple points, but most of the garden pushed right through that. Unless something unforeseen happens, our next step is planning harvest...It was a big update. Sweet California summer vibes! Looks like a fun place to work and play! The garden is so healthy this year. Plants are all cleaned up ready for the next stage! Looking at some heavy yields I would say! Great work guys! Garden is doing better now that you have a lovely lady to help! Have to be proactive as possible!
yah i am pretty happy with plant health this year. our only issue has been overwatering at a couple points, but most of the garden pushed right through that. Unless something unforeseen happens, our next step is planning harvest...
If we yield more than last year it may be too much for our drying space, so we may need to set up another one, or risk leaving some things in the field longer than we should, however we grew a lot of different strains this year in hopes of a staggered harvest which could help avert this potential pitfall. We can fit about 100 pounds in the drying room at a time, the way it's set up currently. I like to let everything dry for at least a week so it's just a question of whether we have more than 100lbs needing to be harvested in any given week.
After the drying process we need to decide how we will get the weed trimmed. We cant afford to hire a trim crew anymore, not with ganja prices bottoming out. Last year we spent a huge portion of our profit on trimming. I have been looking at various dry trimming machines, but haven't really decided on anything. they are all expensive but still much cheaper than a crew, and they can in fact produce some decently-trimmed buds, something which some of our trimmers had a tough time with last year.
is anyone still handtrimming their weed in cali? If so how much do you pay your trimmers, and what percentage of your gross profit goes toward that?
AND, if anyone has any recommendations for the best dry-trimming machine, feel free to share. Looking for something that can do at least 10lbs per day or so, and produce good results, although i have no experience with machines so therefore have no idea if that is a reasonable expectation.
any advice or comments welcome. peace!