Hey GTGThanks Smokey...
In spite of the covid-19 and all this repression from all of that and restrictions on shipping and so on and so forth. This grow actually turned out to be one of my more spectacular grows in the last couple of years. Last year wasn't too bad but I had to fight with all kinds of elements. The year before that was a bust that's the year I hurt my shoulder and I really had a hard time with that I had to hire a lot of help. 2016 was my last really good year and 2017 wasn't too. I wish I could have been more on top of it though for this year and actually got out 2 light deprivation grows of 12 plants each and with a 3rd grow of 12 plant grown naturally with the light and seasonal Harvest. Giving me a total of 36 plants for the 8-month grow season.
Proposing that I get to the new property and grow area and its latitude isn't to far north. I mite be able to get 3 still???
But certainly will be able to do 2 As Long As I don't go too far and North and if I do go too far north then I will have to heat some type of greenhouse like I did down here so I can grow earlier in the season....
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some really dense buds on your girls, yes despite all the covid and recession you did very well, plants stayed healthy to the end which is great, i only had one plant like that it was Blue Fire grown under natural light, and not in winter which could be the issues with my girls low humidity and temps. I have wrapped the pots tonight in my yard clothes lol to keep them warmish. I have a tiny fan blowing air in and 3 gaps to let air seep out and installed a cheap temperature gugage in there , currently is 17.6 56 humidty. You may be moving ? I could definintely check the new property to make sure its great for growing. Done an awesome job Bro
Thanks Smokey appreciate it buddy.Hey GTG
Hey GTGThanks Smokey appreciate it buddy.
Been busy doing a lot of things that's for sure got a lot on my mind. Yeah I'm going to definitely have the property will be right and don't matter what the soil composition is I'll be using my own soil anyways. Everything will be brought from down here and dorm a door boughten compost commercially whichever. But it won't matter what that soil conditions are like. As long as it's not too wet and even then I could put it on top of something and grow out of raised beds.
But still I'll tell you that people are buying up property like a mother out here. I have let probably probably 10 different properties Slide by me even though I got my settlement now I haven't pulled the trigger on anything because every time I call on some property it's already gone.
Like WTF where the hell did all these people coming from? With all this cash to buy these properties.
Most of these properties that I'm looking at have got manufactured homes on them and you can't just get a conventional mortgage to buy these properties like that.. these are mostly cash buys...
Your own soil so soil is isnt an issue, and as long as its not too far north as i know the north would be colder.
