Pollinators at my
House!
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Really beautiful
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great pic, you took that at the perfect time. its beautiful
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Beautiful picture! 
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those girls got huge! You’ll have no problem getting tons of rosin from them to last the winter.
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Nice looking plants! Healthy and mature and ready to Frost up with Glistening Trichomes! The Stretch is on !
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K guys and gals, here is an excerpt from an Ed Rosenthal article, I just wanted to pass this bit on because many of you ask me how I grow huge plants, well this more or less supports what Ive been trying to teach / pass on, as Im asked. Here is a screenshot of this article
Now the only main difference between what this says and what I do, well theres 2 things really, is I dont transplant into big pots, and they have a lot longer growing season at that latitude, but we gotta work with what nature gives us.
Peace and love everyone and all of your plants look fantastic!
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Love the purple coneflower. Supposed to be able to make ecanacia with em. Never tried it but nice to know
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Looking beautiful man
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My wife laughed at me when I suggested that we may have planted those plants too close together back in like late May or whatever it was. Now I’m kind of thinking I wasn’t wrong!
Really liking the results so far of growing straight into the earth. There’s a good chance I will dig another hole or two this fall and have it all charged up and ready for next season
I flipped the lights on the indoor silver haze scrog on Sunday.
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Next year seeds r in and i also been planning in my head how i wanna attack the grow i think only 2 photos again
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Right on man, this is the time.
The way I look at it I got to get my seed order in by December if I’m going to be starting photos in January to put out in May.
If I have a little bit of luck I might just be able to work off of clones from my mothers. I’m up to six mothers these days. Scored two really nice new ones from cuts I took from my friend. I’ve added a blue dream and Afghani to the arsenal.
I do really like classics like AK 47 and white widow so I have a feeling that if I’m spending my money on seeds at all this year I’ll buy A couple of classics and maybe something different to try in terms of an auto.
My attempt at making pollen from one of my G 13 autos failed. I started too late with the colloidal silver. I should have started the moment it started to show flowers and I waited until like week three or four because I didn’t know any better.
I was hoping to pollinate a couple of lower branches and make some auto seed but that is not in the cards for this summer.
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Believe or not i went a little 2 old school on my last seed buying lol. I still havent tried clones yet
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Too old how?
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Haha went for some of the 70s girls that you guys talked about
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Oh right on man. Those long flowering old school landrace sativas are a great challenge with equally great reward.
The landscape is so dominated by hybrids - all of those old classics are going to become like valuable baseball cards oft talked about by those who know but rarely experienced
I know I’ve said it before but if cheech and Chong talked about it on one of their records I wanna grow it. 
Thai stick - “ya know that shit that’s tied to a stick”
Michoacan
Panama red
Acupulco gold
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That’s my plan man. I got tire of hearing about Panama and colombian strains so ima grow it and i even found a Brazilian 1 Utopia Haze world winner apparently
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