No use for a name farms El Dorado 2016

[HillMizer]

Mistakes.

Mistakes.

Well I was on a break from drinking alcohol, I find it easy to get carried away with social events and after work, or lunch beers.
First day back on the sauce I had a low tolerance, empty stomach. Rolled the truck, mangled my hand, got busted.
I'm grateful for not hurting anyone else, for my life, helpful friends and medical pros, and a more motivation for becoming a better person.

I might lose half that index finger, the tendons were all ground through, my hand was out the window. Time will tell. If I can only point there ain't much use in having finger that don't bend. My thumb is mashed too neither one will grow a nail.

Some girls are hitting top of 7' cage. Some are only half as tall. Going to rock buckwheat tea when I get home.

Reservoir SSSDH.
Be careful out there. Thank you everyone.

Spent 2 nights in hospital to get hotrod IV antibiotics.

 

[_tessarecting]

Plants look great and are growing fast...thats fucking crazy bro hope the healings not too rough, glad you're still with us, indeed a hard lesson to learn from this one...

 

[BAKED_BEANZ]

fuk , woh was laughing thinking this guy is a pro saying has lunch beers , then i got to the crappy part . sux and like you said, least no one else was hurt , speedy recovery man .

 

[jbarsk8]

I wish you the best man, could have been much worse, stay positive!

 

[Mendogrowing]

damn, hang in there bud. Sauce is the devil, so easy to make a mistake glad you are alive and didn't hurt anyone. Step it up it a notch and thank your lucky stars you are still here, this ain't no joke we want to see your thread

 

[HillMizer]

thanks for the kind wishes for my hard head.

I'm feeling super blessed to have plant medicines in my life. They guide me to be a better person. Plant medicines tell me when I've had enough. Plant medicines teach me to be impeccable with my word. Plant medicines keep me safe and help my mind make healthy, safe choices.

 

[VonBudí]

 

[HillMizer]

Here's a big Sky Lotus

I'm trying to learn how to take these photos. I was hoping the folks with DSLR around here would take em for me.

Plants are back up to getting 12 gallons of water a day. They got some sprouted buckwheat tea and compost extract mixture on Friday,
Grandevo, Trilogy, Therm X79 on Monday. Followed by diatomaceous dusting.
A mineral based foliar on Wednesday.
Tomorrow is pruning and cloning.
Friday is compost extract with spectrum, pepzyme c, rejuvenate.

We are putting a layer of trellis on top of the cages now. Next time I'll put the trellis on BEFORE putting the cage over.

I took some clones of Game Changer to run a 2nd run in the greenhouse. That round will flower on natural photoperiod.

 

[HillMizer]

https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?
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The dog pictures still coming out the best. Finding the right light and place to stand in this garden has been difficult. I think a good photographer will be back on the farm soon.

Had an accident this morning. My gardener dumped a concentrated bottle (1.75L of protekt strength) agsil 16 in to 10 gal of foliar spray instead of 20 ML. Instructions were on bottle but not clear on note that said " add this". Just as much my fault as hers. Probably more.

I caught it way too late when I saw the empty bottle. The girls all look great so far, they get Ca, Mg, an P foliar the dày after tomorrow (Wed).

I just got the replacement bladder for my feet injector so I'll fertigate 1x a week on top of my SST and or Compost extract program. The gals look like they gonna want more food.

I purchased some Bio-Ag Ful-Humix to use. Over the years I have used several humic products, mostly new Mexico humate " Baseline" and " Diatomic Humus". I believe this is an extract of those types and is more powerful. I will add this to my midweek foliar as well as my compost extract.
The label says the 1kilo package makes 1000-2000 gallons of solution that cost $38. That would likely be the most effective humate I have used excluding leonardite which has been shown ineffective.

 

[yhan nguyen]

don't feel bad bro, I blew my leg in two with a 9mm while driving home coked up and on Xanax lol .....been clean 10 mos, it happens man

 

[Mendogrowing]

Great pics man. Good to know it seems they can take a massive dose of silica. I like the baseline product but I've been using sparetime's water soluble in there white plastic buckets as of late.

 

[plantingplants]

Yikes I wonder what the pH was.

Mizer, what do you think of a product like tera vita sp-90? That was the cheapest I found.

 

[INTENTS]

6 cylinder... Lol NUFAN...LOVE IT!

 

[20sackzack]

Great last post hillmizer! Thanks for showing off your dogs and plants. Looking really nice I love those sprinklers wish I had some sort of automated watering

 

[HillMizer]

Yikes I wonder what the pH was.

Mizer, what do you think of a product like tera vita sp-90? That was the cheapest I found.

Yeah big PH issue

Not sure about that product. It depends on who's research you check out. That product is a leonardite extract. If it's really 90% humic acid that really works than its an awesome product.

Humic acid is a little of a mystery to me, I just keep using it.

 

[Noonin NorCal]

you said your gardener? you don't garden your own garden or is a partnership type thing?

 

[HillMizer]

you said your gardener? you don't garden your own garden or is a partnership type thing?

I do a lot of the work and have been for years. I do have someone that works with me a few months of the year "my gardener".

It works out well, I focus on planning, marketing, post harvest and they show up and prune, trellis, fix leaks, transplant..... And pull tarps!! Totally worth it.

Last year I did two properties 75 mi apart so having a dedicated gardener was crucial.

This year I have been focusing on construction around my house as well as major garden, grow room, and property improvements.

I also am currently building a completely new LLC with an online store, working on my MMSRA plan and spending some summer time with my lady on long distance backpacking trips.

So do I pull tarps and prune and spray? Often, but I have someone for that. I start everything, figure everything, purchase everything, show people how to perform tasks, electrical work, plumbing work chainsaw work and tractor work.

Yeah I garden my own garden.

 

[Shcrews]

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[HillMizer]

Thanks for checking me out Shcrews. I've been so impressed with how you not only learned from this resource (and crushed it), but also shared what you know and learned with all of this. Thank You.

I'm sitting around watching the cloud of smoke getting closer to my house. There's a fast moving fire headed my way. I'm thinking it's time to unload the tote of soil from my work truck and load some expensive tools up.

 

[Shcrews]

when it rains it fucking pours.

prayin for your spot.

I have a firehose and pump just in case.