Reflecting back, i struggled hard at first for many months, trying to get my g-operations just set up & going. After all these struggles, i'm finally heading towards a harvest, maybe another 2 weeks until the chop. I see plenty of deficiencies in my growing skills, I see plenty of improvements to be made in future grows - and that's my eagerness now to harvest the g-tent soon, to whack in my next crop into the tent. And finally, i'll have some home-grown in the mull bowls.
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My g-tent has spilled over, grown into a small garden. I took clones off the flowering plants earlier - which have now established their roots, just starting to get into their juvenile vegetative state. I lose count, there are 30 clones, to play with. I also have 4 larger, older and recovering plants - which I was designating to grow over the upcoming outdoor season.
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Located in the southern hemisphere, the official first day of spring is just 10 days away. This is the position I wanted to be in last year - now, i know how to do it my way, to get ready for outdoor grow seasons. I didn't plan it exactly, it ended up getting here - glad i took these cuttings when i did, not really thinking this outcome through. I kinda make it up as i go along, stumbling around, sometimes finding a solution suitable to me.
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I always suggest to newbies here - just get cracking, pop the beans and get growing. Experience can only be gained through physical application of knowledge, skills and products. Persist by tackling issues as they arise - keep moving forward towards better quality yields. Ain't I positive, today?
Patience is always in the picture. Now, I'm waiting for the plants in the g-tent to harvest, waiting to figure out what to do with the next batch to go into the tent, what to do with this small garden.