[learners_permit]

Here are a few shots of the progression so far in my backyard. This year we tried something a little different and went for an all coco approach. The Matanuska Valley Thunderfuck and C-99 are in whiskey casks (~35-40 gallons) with the bottoms sawed out, and another 40-50 gallons of medium below, in ground. Chem 4, Blueberry, and Chem '91 are in 15 gallon containers. A 707 Headband Diesel went in alongside them, but she is in the ground (buried in my old compost pile). This is coco, worm castings, and bat guano (and a little lime, greensand, and kelp meal).

MVTF and C-99 went in late May, and the others mid-June. There isn't enough space between the four to maximize yield, but I think it'll all work out just fine for my needs. Hope everyone's season is going as well as mine so far!

May Prep


Mid-June Planting


Chem 4 (left), 707 (right), Blueberry (right, background), and Chem '91 (left, background)


Garden Today


C-99 Today

[Subcool]

Looking really happy
waiting for the nugs
Impressive!
Good Looking yellow dog too

Sub

[learners_permit]

Thank you, that means a lot coming from you. Your JTR is one of the best tasting jars I have, and is the flavor most requested by other med patients--definitely a winner.

[ProGroWannabe]

Glad I found your thread LP! Thanks for sharing.

[poorwhitefarmer]

looking great lp!
im outside in oregon atm mesef!
gotta love the PNW!
peace,
pwf

[hanuman]

Nice garden LP ! Very promising. :

Can you explain the structures for a tarp that you have installed? Is it commercially available or is it home made? It looks like bent pvc pipes to me. I'd like to build/buy a plastic tunnel for my plants for our usually rainy months of september/october, and I'm looking for the cheapest option. Any suggestions ?

Nice dog too reminds me of someone... :laugh:


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[Pender]

ultimate backyard!! a hamock, ice cold grolsche, some coletrain, and I would never leave the house.

[RIPP]

Nice one
Good selection of genetics you got going.

RiPP

[learners_permit]

Thanks for the kind comments. Beautiful dog hanuman! Not much I do without my four-legged friend. The cover is what you thought, just PVC bent into arches. I cut the PVC to the size I wanted and just slid them over 4' sections of rebar hammered half-way into the ground. Low-tech, cheap, and effective. We usually get hammered by rain starting in mid-September, continuing through early ... June.

Poorwhitefarmer, always good to have the Oregon contingent on hand! I'm getting rained on this morning??? WTF is going on here? Did I smoke too much Sno-Bud and sleep through August? I'll be tuning in to your elevation grow, that's something I've always wanted to do--very cool.

Pender, I'm running out of space to chill in the backyard, but you won't hear me complain .

Ripp, thanks for checkin' in. I'll have more pictures as they get seriously floral.

[RooR]

Hey learners_permit incredible photos it is very beautiful very good selection of genetics you have got incredbile garden I will wait for more photos all the best [Roor] and peace bro