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Cpurola's Outdoor grow in Southeast Michigan 2026

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Cpurola's Outdoor grow in Southeast Michigan 2026

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I started my 2026 outdoor grow seeds in the house under LED lights, in a tent a little too early. Then I started some more. Then more. I hope to stop soon. LOL (got some coming from Seed Supreme, ya, I did that.)
I'm allowed 12 plants and I try to keep it there, but you know, it's so hard when there are soooo many to choose from. So, with 12 separate grow boxes in the back I have to decide who gets to live in them.

Here are the boxes, and the potting soil plot that I have yet to till.

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cpurola said:
I started my 2026 outdoor grow seeds in the house under LED lights, in a tent a little too early. Then I started some more. Then more. I hope to stop soon. LOL (got some coming from Seed Supreme, ya, I did that.)
I'm allowed 12 plants and I try to keep it there, but you know, it's so hard when there are soooo many to choose from. So, with 12 separate grow boxes in the back I have to decide who gets to live in them.

Here are the boxes, and the potting soil plot that I have yet to till.

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I feel you cpurrr too many choices out the and I want to try them all I got to figure out this line up guess I have a few more weeks but I understand
What are you going to do with the other 85 plants ?? 😂🫶🏻🪴
 
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Not sure Bigal, but some are going with my friend to her cottage up north. Her neighbor watches the house when they're gone and loves my weed so why not.

Today I finished cleaning up the beds, then sprayed biofungicide on all.
Can't wait to put them in the ground.
 
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Hiya, of all the strains you've run successfully all the way through you must have very unique storage. I recall the brownie brittle and maybe that's not for me.. I do bake, wondering how you store. Many of us jar, decarb and make stuff, I'm wondering, all the incredible runs.. which is the 1st strain you reach for immediately, how do you store that? Baked cookies do store well, jars too? 🧑‍🚀
 
#6
Not weed, yet, but tomato plants. Today was an overcast, cool 60's, day and we're supposed to heat up to the 80 later this coming week. Love the warmer weather, but hot is not comfortable for me yet, I still get hot flashes. LOL

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I've also started zinnia seeds, and nasturiums which they tell you not to do 'cause they don't like to be transplanted and I say, 'piffle'. LOL
Everything is in the greenhouse for now, I'll bring them out once the weathermen say no more frost.

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#9
Well, my impatience won out and I took the youngest outside. Tonight isn't going to be cold but if it gets windy.... so they all went into the greenhouse tonight. I don't want them getting any ideas about flowering, so I tie wrapped an LED stoplight inside and have it on the same timer as in the grow room .

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tall boys said:
I've been working around the yard had a tree go down the other night busy working on that

I have 8 girls going outside this year
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There's always work with trees but the right tress can be a good choice.

My neighbor spent $1600 to get one cut down. It was within inches of the gas line and foundation, wrapped around the power lines going into his house, and a fall threat to the house. It was a decade old junk maple. His house looks a lot safer for getting rid of it before it caused damage.

Now you'll have fire wood which is probably useless to you.
 
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Like2Grow said:
There's always work with trees but the right tress can be a good choice.

My neighbor spent $1600 to get one cut down. It was within inches of the gas line and foundation, wrapped around the power lines going into his house, and a fall threat to the house. It was a decade old junk maple. His house looks a lot safer for getting rid of it before it caused damage.

Now you'll have fire wood which is probably useless to you.
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Have been trimming that tree down for years used to be about 50 ft in the air I also have a cast iron chimney been burning in there for years
 
#13
This morning the weather was a beautiful summer day, and it's SUPPOSED to rain this afternoon so I planted all my flowers. Flats (too many) of zinnias, one of cosmos and one of nasturiums. I'm tired! I don't step in the bed once I fluff it up, so I stand on the blocks, squat down and reach to the middle to put them in. It's okay for the first couple of flats, then my feet and legs say, 'can't we finish another day' but it's supposed to rain so I powered on.
I'm sure I'll be feeling it tomorrow. LOL
(it better rain!)

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#14
It didn't rain. grumble,grumble. Put the weed plants in the greenhouse 'just in case', until tomorrow.
BTW, I was watering one of the plants and noticed thrip damage. 🫤 I'm not going to spray in the tent yet. Everything is going outside and the tent is shutting down for the summer. I'll be doing my research and will figure what to do in the fall.
 
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