These are the Power Wreck she is running full term. Such an amazing strain for extracts.
Each plant will throw down 20-30 lbs of frozen material.
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Yo what kinda dog is that. Alaskan Klee kia?
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Yup. He’s awesome. Little 9lb husky
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I’ve had this thought for a while of running a 200-400 gallon dwc Outdoors… anyone ever see something like that? I think IT could either be epic or a epic fail. Would love to hear others thoughts on the matter.
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My version would be pipes zig zagging down a hill. Keeping the reservoir water cool is the challenge. When I grew dwc lettuce in a greenhouse, the reservoir was a pond liner against the cool earth in a lumber frame and topped with styrofoam and frp to insulate against the greenhouse heat.
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That pup is super cute.
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2019, 8 plants, 24 trimmed lbs and 20 lbs fresh frozen smalls. Tripling the plant count this year and turning on a brand new indoor, oh and not traveling for 6 weeks of the grow season. Also going to be fermenting all my own nutrients. Those pits are 4 years old now and are really getting amazing. I was at a different place last season, so they had a year to rest and just grow wild flowers and clover.
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Get it bro!
Can’t wait to see some more pics.
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Squirrels fucked them up?
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Oh yeah, that was last June, maybe two weeks after planting them. Not sure where my other garden photos from last year even are. Lol
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My first year ever, 15 yrs ago, I had ground squirrels like crazy in the greenhouse, we shot two or three a morning for months… The ravens loved us.
Why do we all have old boats dry docked on our grow projects?
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water once roamed these lands, we must prepare for when history repeats itself again - paranoid rednecks 42:00
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Oh man, that property was totally trashed, I found 55 gal drums of motor oil and there’s a RV graveyard… So classy, glad to be back at the old spot.
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Blueberry Muffin was one of the slowest veggers I’ve ever had. I hope you have better luck with it than I did.
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