They look happy and hungry
My sense of humor, sorry. I took Stan, one of my neighbors skeletons camping a couple years ago. He wouldn't stay out of my beer and stash and he too got trashed.
My neighbor shares my sense of humor. He had an old lawn mower and set Stan up on it. It was raining so my wife and I went out there and put a hat on him and attached an umbrella. We all got a laugh. So about a month later I see Stan on his riding mower and added a vest and hardhat. He looked constipated to me so I set up a toilet and let him take care of things.
Have you grown the sunkiss before? I’m running arise and Michelangelo right now indoor
I have a Sunkiss, maybe 2, right now! let’s post as it grows! grew Arise last year and yes it is excellent but not as flavorful as the Firefly.
and this plant is really shitty!That one looks like it got... trashed.
Looking Good!
OOOO, burying the garbage can! Great idea!
I've got two toilets that I've drilled. My wife wants to put one next to our driveway where our neighbor but a gate that opens onto our property. The other will no doubt end up by the pool. I also have one not drilled that I plan on using as a birdbath with a pump in the bowl. I charge $25 to haul off old toilets to encourage clients to use them as planters or birdbaths.
Absolutely not! The light meter you probably already have on your soil moisture tester will tell you partial shade like yours is only a small reduction if sun power. So, no it makes little difference. If this spot is the best in your application don't even think about it. Most wish they had as much sun as you do. I'm SoCal but close to the ocean so my climate is more temperate and the fog blocks direct sun for several hours at least each day. I was worried until I checked the gauge. I'd bet most home growers have to compromise on location balancing convenience and in my case aesthetics. This year all planters are on wheels so I can move them around for better sun exposure or protection from the wind. So if you see me wheeling my girls around in their buggy, in your neighborhood, I'm just trying to find the perfect sun exposure! Looks like you already have it. Though, I've found cannabis doesn't like it HOT. Above 90 and they start to wilt. Had to take the whole grow indoor for a couple of days to let them heal.
