MountainBudz
⛽🦨 Kinebud and Heirloom Preservationist! 🦨 ⛽
Beautiful grow bro! Looks like your plans and dreams are churning into a reality for you this season, I wish you the best of the best of luck my friend and I can see you will surely be successful! I can tell a true guerilla by looking at his work and listening to his words, its truely something that not all of us have. I had this within my spirit for years, all though I can still grow like a mad man, I feel that i've slacked so far down beneath my expectations with guerilla work. After having a bad year outdoors it truely done a number on me, but it doesnt outweigh the good that i've had.
Thank you also for the motivational thoughts and actions that I requested from you. In your opionion at 36 latitude is it too late to get a good start this year? I already have 7 holes dug, very large holes at that 4ft by 4ft by 3 feet deep and I planned on getting around 30-40 plants out this year. Do you think its too late for me to continue digging and prepping? My plants wont be ready till towards the end of may to set in the ground. I look at it as if I go dig 4-5 holes per night or every other night, it will take me 6 to 10 days to do my digging. Since its so late in the year and im rushing, I wont be using much organics or compost, i'll more than likely throw in some water polymers, osmocote controlled release or granular fertilizers, a little lime and maybe split a bale of dirt to mix with native soil with about one bale per 5 holes to loosen and richen the soil a bit.
This I plan to do in cycles. Cycle one: 6-10 days of digging. Done. Cycle two: 6-10 more days of adding my ammendments. Done. Cycle 3: One to two days maybe three of setting plants, done by June 1st.
Then come June 15th or 25th, somewhere in that area, I plan on doing a bonus crop. I will take many many clones, veg for about a week or two switch them to 12/12. Then I will take a bunch of one, two and three gallon containers and fill with sunshine mix, water polymers and mushroom compost or an organic potting mix and dig holes and place each of these babys in holes in low vegetation thickets and around brush lines. I will cut with my shovel the top perimeter of my soil/grass and shave the top vegetation off the ground (if this makes since to you lol), set it aside, dig out the dirt for my container and throw it into a bucket and dump into a sink hole or thick brush the native soil. Then place my container filled with ammended soil and plant into the hole and set the top layer of grass around the top of container and base of plant to camo the top of container and bare area. Then move onto the next.
See I have good plans, its just getting my lazy ass out and doing it! I always feel as if its more than I can handle or that im wasting my time but in reality I should know that i'm not. I guess when life gets you in a relationship, financial and personal stress mode you feel like its impossible to do anything but waste yourself. I sit and watch these valuable days go by like they ain't nothing. Come on team microbe, push me my man! Thats what I need bro! same to you KyGiacomo and anyone else that has this green rush guerilla blood in they're veins, only we understand and has what it takes to be a team and push each other!
Sorry for going on and I apologize if this post doesnt make a whole lot of sense. I'm just frustrated and ready to get this done.
Thank you also for the motivational thoughts and actions that I requested from you. In your opionion at 36 latitude is it too late to get a good start this year? I already have 7 holes dug, very large holes at that 4ft by 4ft by 3 feet deep and I planned on getting around 30-40 plants out this year. Do you think its too late for me to continue digging and prepping? My plants wont be ready till towards the end of may to set in the ground. I look at it as if I go dig 4-5 holes per night or every other night, it will take me 6 to 10 days to do my digging. Since its so late in the year and im rushing, I wont be using much organics or compost, i'll more than likely throw in some water polymers, osmocote controlled release or granular fertilizers, a little lime and maybe split a bale of dirt to mix with native soil with about one bale per 5 holes to loosen and richen the soil a bit.
This I plan to do in cycles. Cycle one: 6-10 days of digging. Done. Cycle two: 6-10 more days of adding my ammendments. Done. Cycle 3: One to two days maybe three of setting plants, done by June 1st.
Then come June 15th or 25th, somewhere in that area, I plan on doing a bonus crop. I will take many many clones, veg for about a week or two switch them to 12/12. Then I will take a bunch of one, two and three gallon containers and fill with sunshine mix, water polymers and mushroom compost or an organic potting mix and dig holes and place each of these babys in holes in low vegetation thickets and around brush lines. I will cut with my shovel the top perimeter of my soil/grass and shave the top vegetation off the ground (if this makes since to you lol), set it aside, dig out the dirt for my container and throw it into a bucket and dump into a sink hole or thick brush the native soil. Then place my container filled with ammended soil and plant into the hole and set the top layer of grass around the top of container and base of plant to camo the top of container and bare area. Then move onto the next.
See I have good plans, its just getting my lazy ass out and doing it! I always feel as if its more than I can handle or that im wasting my time but in reality I should know that i'm not. I guess when life gets you in a relationship, financial and personal stress mode you feel like its impossible to do anything but waste yourself. I sit and watch these valuable days go by like they ain't nothing. Come on team microbe, push me my man! Thats what I need bro! same to you KyGiacomo and anyone else that has this green rush guerilla blood in they're veins, only we understand and has what it takes to be a team and push each other!
Sorry for going on and I apologize if this post doesnt make a whole lot of sense. I'm just frustrated and ready to get this done.
