holy,. i kinda get the same thing here if i go to the dispensary to buy hash and the bud tender starts telling me about it and others,.Of course it did! I wouldn’t embellish!
Theyre looking healthy and vigorous! Elastic nets are great for a situation like this. Easy set up, no damage to plant tissue, helps with those 2 top branches a lotthose 2 in the back need to sit down and chill out so the other kids can have a chance
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I have too many distinct phenotypes and i have to reorganize them pretty frequently. Im also about to take a bunch of clones, then flower the originals because im moving again once my outdoor harvest is done. Plants that grow like that, i dont want to net a flat canopy, i want to leave them open and taking up space because they dont really need defoliating or topping, just a little branch pruning. Those creeper sativa phenos like to produce quality, developed buds at every site all the way down, kinda no matter what you do with them. Sometimes youll find a ripe, developed bud in the middle of a different plant that was totally shading it that you didnt even know was there at harvest lol.Theyre looking healthy and vigorous! Elastic nets are great for a situation like this. Easy set up, no damage to plant tissue, helps with those 2 top branches a lot. Well you've seen my grow, some will still go higher cause you run out of net but those are on the sides anyway which means theyre getting less umols usually so its fine.
i do have to admit. Although some of the finest cannabis i've ever smoked in my life was outdoor grown in tennessee...I went down to the dispensary for the first time the other day! Some chick with an orange, mohawk and piercings all over, tatted head to foot, said, may I help you, sir! Sir? Of all the unmitigated audacity! Oh, well! I asked her if they carried any of this fine Tennessee sun grown that I’ve been hearing a lot of crowing About! She looked like she was gut shot! And the whole place, including all the customers, irrupt it in hysterical laughter! Even the old 80 year old security guard was rolling on the floor! I went over to help him up, and he threw me out! For causing trouble! Now I am trespassed! Thanks a lot one guy!
6-7 weeks doesn't feel like that long to me. I can't believe it's already been 4 months since I popped seeds. May be 3 months til some of mine are done. Others may be finishing up in 6 weeks.All you can do is put forth your best effort! And I know there is No shortage of that! Long, long, Way to go!
I got thisThat definitely looks like a recipe for confusion! Something my dumb ass would do! L O L!
check out my back yard!Only thing good I’ve ever seen come out of Tennessee is Jack Daniels!
My father was born in Cookville. Many summers i was sent there by my parents to his brothers big farm/dairy & hogs also tobacco. My older brothers would go out there also when it was time to chop the tobacco and hang it in his huge barn. He was farmer of the year for the state of Tenn. many many years ago. Best summers i ever had as a young kid an teen. Riding horses through those hills with my cousins and chasing wild hogs LOLcheck out my back yard!
Theres a reason everywhere else is trying to move to Tennessee to fill our pockets with rent monies
My part of Tennessee is one of the rarest, most beautiful kinds of places that exists on the planetDont knock it til ya try it, if you spent a summer here you probably wouldn't want to leave.
I can be at any one of these locations within in hour or two of my front porch on my Ebike. And there really is nowhere else on earth like it.
As soon as i was able to live and legally grow plants back home, i went home. And until something forces me to leave, i wont be ever be anywhere else. It's a very spiritually satisfying place to be. One of the only places ive ever been that's this beautiful, and it feels like the land is welcoming of my presence too.
You wont find a spec of trash on our roads, and you wont find a spec on the trails either.
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Did you ever get a chance to check out fall creek falls out that way? They filmed parts of the Jungle Book there iirc.My father was born in Cookville. Many summers i was sent there by my parents to his brothers big farm/dairy & hogs also tobacco. My older brothers would go out there also when it was time to chop the tobacco and hang it in his huge barn. He was farmer of the year for the state of Tenn. many many years ago. Best summers i ever had as a young kid an teen. Riding horses through those hills with my cousins and chasing wild hogs LOL
Amazing looking buds.Ok so first, that giant Land race. Best pics from it i have.
It was a very hard plant to grow in DWC lol. hard to feed, hard to manage all around. Expecting decendants of this plant to much prefer being outside.
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This is the seed mother of Gobnugget and Peaceblaster both. We called this plant "Moonsocket"
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This is some shots of my faster Peaceblaster phenotype. This is a feminized F1 cross of the two previous plants.
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This is a purple cookies pheno type we called the little monster. Thing was a damn alien. Only made neon colors, had a waxy skin that would peel off like a lamination. crazy drought and insect tolerance. Insane quality to the bud, but had a terrible yield even in DWC.
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Those are some peaceblaster colas photo bombing her in the bottom left of this last pic.
Very cool.check out my back yard!
Theres a reason everywhere else is trying to move to Tennessee to fill our pockets with rent monies
My part of Tennessee is one of the rarest, most beautiful kinds of places that exists on the planetDont knock it til ya try it, if you spent a summer here you probably wouldn't want to leave.
I can be at any one of these locations within in hour or two of my front porch on my Ebike. And there really is nowhere else on earth like it.
As soon as i was able to live and legally grow plants back home, i went home. And until something forces me to leave, i wont be ever be anywhere else. It's a very spiritually satisfying place to be. One of the only places ive ever been that's this beautiful, and it feels like the land is welcoming of my presence too.
You wont find a spec of trash on our roads, and you wont find a spec on the trails either.
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