2024 Northern California sungrown 9 plant garden

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Oldchucky said:
There’s foothills all over California! Narrow it down to a county! I’m in bum fuck tehema County! L O L! But I know a lot of folks up in Trinity County!
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Lol you know I can't do that!!!! But I will say it is in a county in the Other triangle , and it is a ban county, no legal no illegal , which is why I do!!!!
 
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L O L! Still got that 70s attitude! It is illegal outdoors here also! That’s why it has to be grown! A little nonviolent, civil disobedience!!! Same as it ever was! Same as it ever was! Same as it ever was!😁🐒
 
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This is the female autoflower that was supposed to be a photoperiod but guess not , she has been impregnated by a male autoflower out of the same.pack of photoperiod seeds, well 1 photoperiod seed existed out of it all anyways
209 Melons autoflower if it is even a 209 Melons , at this point I don't care and will have fun with the seeds over winter time
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MaryJane RottenCrotch said:
This is the female autoflower that was supposed to be a photoperiod but guess not , she has been impregnated by a male autoflower out of the same.pack of photoperiod seeds, well 1 photoperiod seed existed out of it all anyways
209 Melons autoflower if it is even a 209 Melons , at this point I don't care and will have fun with the seeds over winter timeView attachment 2227453View attachment 2227454View attachment 2227455View attachment 2227456
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That thing is huge!!! Im used to seeing everyone’s indoor autos : )
 
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BearWater said:
That thing is huge!!! Im used to seeing everyone’s indoor autos : )
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A bunch went straight into flower , mainly all males except this 1 and another that was photoperiod, she flowered like the males but than stalled out and vegged a minute and went right back into flower and hasnt stopped since, she has also been pollinated so i will have abit to squish after deseeding her.......but she is good sized
 
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MaryJane RottenCrotch said:
A bunch went straight into flower , mainly all males except this 1 and another that was photoperiod, she flowered like the males but than stalled out and vegged a minute and went right back into flower andnhasnt stopped since, she is also been pollinated so i will have abit to squish after deseeding her.......but she is good sized
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Is that a normal occurring thing with autos? I know nothing about them.
 
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BearWater said:
Is that a normal occurring thing with autos? I know nothing about them.
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No clue this is the 1st autoflower I've ever grown or had, im a photoperiod seeds only type of guy......and just didn't want to cull her so she was spared, she is bigger than most I've seen but not sure why
 
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The blue area was the original top and 1st to flower, and the rest was smaller and just small preflowers, now it has surpassed the yellow area in flowering albeit not fully or bulked up.yet, and the yellow is flowering as it would and is just behind in flowering from.the blue area , so basically the top took off and stalled and rest of plant took off and is now doing its thing, never seen or had this happen before except when I didn't harden off my plants and came.straight from artificial light to sunlight without supplementing it's light.....sorry that was a ramble
 
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cannafarmer420 said:
Do you have gophers or another underground rodent? Jw why you wouldn't just go in ground with those sized pots ✌️
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Hard packed with a layer of rock in most of yard, without a bunch of grading and than tilling best was pots, as well as the underground piping going to my barn and part of septic system, sometimes you just have to make.do.with what you got, and since I bought and don't rent/lease this was the choice......im good with it but may relandscape entire property in next few years anyways and garden will be redone
 
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MaryJane RottenCrotch said:
Hard packed with a layer of rock in most of yard, without a bunch of grading and than tilling best was pots, as well as the underground piping going to my barn and part of septic system, sometimes you just have to make.do.with what you got, and since I bought and don't rent/lease this was the choice......im good with it but may relandscape entire property in next few years anyways and garden will be redone
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That makes a lot of sense. I just made a garden where an old barn used to be and a chicken coop, so old broke up cement is under the ground. I'm working to get the soil in good shape. This is part of one of my gardens this year, the others don't have weed just veggies, fruits, spices, herbs. Weird view but I'm not home and had this Pic from a couple days ago after defoliation. I'm 6 foot 3 so I'd say they are at least 7 to 8 feet tall so far. Not going bad for the first year, tomatoes are huge too, everything is happy so far. I did 5 gallon buckets for years, then fabric pots, this is my in-ground attempt this year in the freshly hand dug garden
 
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cannafarmer420 said:
That makes a lot of sense. I just made a garden where an old barn used to be and a chicken coop, so old broke up cement is under the ground. I'm working to get the soil in good shape. This is part of one of my gardens this year, the others don't have weed just veggies, fruits, spices, herbs. Weird view but I'm not home and had this Pic from a couple days ago after defoliation. I'm 6 foot 3 so I'd say they are at least 7 to 8 feet tall so far. Not going bad for the first year, tomatoes are huge too, everything is happy so far. I did 5 gallon buckets for years, then fabric pots, this is my in-ground attempt this year in the freshly hand dug garden
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Awesome........I have another garden area that hasn't been utilized yet since we have purchased property , it was fenced in and was the previous owners veggie garden real.fertile.soil, but we set up our ducks, geese, and goat in it, and unfortunately this past spring our neighbors husky malamute dogs broke in and killed all 11 of our birds for fun, left me with the carnage and a real anger issue with the neighbor, whom keeps avoiding us so.i don't beat his ass, which for him.is a good thing and for me the sheriff won't do shit so we police ourselves in our town ....he will.get his ...oh he will!!!!
 
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