She looks like there is a lot of Thai in there. The 2 keepers I found have both had lots of Thai in them. Thanks for the pictures.
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She looks like there is a lot of Thai in there. The 2 keepers I found have both had lots of Thai in them. Thanks for the pictures.
Things go well for me. I haven't been posting much because there is nothing new to show. I'm growing the same cultivars in soil I mixed with the same results.
The only thing that is ever changing is the fight against spider mites and powdery mildew. It never gets out of hand but I have to be vigilant with watching for these problems.
I spent some of my summer hiking in the mountains and staying overnight. Grew my vegetables and have been eating much of what I harvest. I do give some of it away.
I'm retired so my days are similar. I did just sign up for a college course here because of the senior discount. I'm auditing the class and don't get graded. I'll probably take another class next quarter.
I'm still around but not posting. Are you interested in learning about creating your own soils? You can ask me specific questions or read through my journal where I have discussed some of this. Let me know how I can help.
Wow, I haven't been around since 2017. That's a long time. My life has changed from the cellar growing days. I'm now a head gardener for a legal cannabis grow here in the state of Washington. Over the "stay home and stay safe" I taught myself to grow mushrooms. I don't grow the magically ones, just eatable. I've got one restaurant customer but I'm not looking to expand the mushroom grow.
Those old males I had from my earlier post I saved pollen and it lasted almost nine years. During that time breed it with Clackamas Coot's The One. I hunted those seeds and found what I named Pakalolo One. Jeremy of BuildaSoil in season 3 grew some of those seeds that Coot gave him. Coot likes Pakalolo One better than his The One.
Here is Pakalolo One from last summer. I got 1 1/2 pounds of buds from her. That's a good harvest here in the PNW.
Those old males I had from my earlier post I saved pollen and it lasted almost nine years. During that time breed it with Clackamas Coot's The One. I hunted those seeds and found what I named Pakalolo One. Jeremy of BuildaSoil in season 3 grew some of those seeds that Coot gave him. Coot likes Pakalolo One better than his The One.
Here is Pakalolo One from last summer. I got 1 1/2 pounds of buds from her. That's a good harvest here in the PNW.
