Thanks DJ They did get bigger than I thought they'd get.Nice job homie, you will have to be a lumber jack come harvest to chop those trees down .
And in pots too ???
They've done better than the cage girl.
Thanks DJ They did get bigger than I thought they'd get.Nice job homie, you will have to be a lumber jack come harvest to chop those trees down .
I know...last year we used to sit underneath the trees a lot drink beer. The farm girls are pretty good size. A lot of trimming. I wish he'd let me have full control of the grow. I'd make his girl's as big as my girl's get.I love the photo with the plant beside the outdoor chair , Is it to give some shade from the sun while you sit and look at the other girls ,
I have one of those wee little like 4 inch chain saws I could use as needed but I've never had to, and kinda don't care for the idea. Has a brutal feel to it, I like the quick clean cut of the lopper better.Nice job homie, you will have to be a lumber jack come harvest to chop those trees down .
Brother you need to summon some trimming gnomes or something. And that is just the late-season pre-chop larf dump. Respect, man that's a lot of work. Next up, boxcar full of buds lol.
My friend, if I may ask, I noticed that ladder and as much as you have to do I wondered if the ladder work makes you hurt. Looking at that grow space makes me think if your time on that ladder makes you sore after so much of it, if you might consider using a Baker scaffold, they are short, narrow, light. you could use it for up high and down low both and sit part of the time. You could anchor the side away from the plant for up high work, and be able to lean over the plant. They can often be found in farm or other auctions, or probably Harbor Freight. They're a good investment, useful for a lot of other chores too.
Good times man It made me snort that you threw in one trimity in the middle of all that trim