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We harvested two plants yesterday, this image is of one of the more ordinary sized colas, I started doing a little trimming to aid in the drying process and will freeze the shake for future use. This particular strain was given to me and the person calls it Berkeley Dream though I have not found...

I have read other posts mentioning Subcool, will have to check this out. This year, besides already having a very rich soil, I added a lot of goodies into each individual hole ( Worm casting compost, shrimp compost, blood meal, bone meal, guano, perlite and vermicultie, Promix ). Other than...

And still, I should have given them even more space in between. That row along the fence has little to no room between each plant and I have to get down on my knees to go cut out sucker branches and such to help create better air flow. I will know better for next years planting. One plant is...

Big Kiwi, close to 8 feet tall, nearly as wide. Herijuana (?), a few 818 Headbands in background, a California Orange, a White Widow and a Big Kiwi. Row of 5 Durban Poison plants along the fence, and two Big Kiwis ( BC Bud Depot's The Big x Kiwiskunk ).

Big Kiwi, now 7' tall and with branches spread out to optimize light getting deeper in plant as well as providing for a better air flow. 818 Headband, aka Sour OG, 5'4" tall.

Cali Orange Durban Poison + U.K. Cheese Big Kiwi, with newly installed 11 feet tall canopy to protect from curious eyes. Nebula+Juan+Big

Oh, I agree and will be doing so this week, just been crazy busy with 2 art shows and the rest of life. :)

818 Headband, 4'6" tall, 5 feet wide as we get closer to flowering by end of month. Big Kiwi ( BC Bud Depot's The Big + Kiwiskunk ), 5'9", with a stem of 5 " 3/4 around. A row of Durban Poison + U.K. Cheese plus two Big Kiwis.

818 Headband, 4' 5" tall, over 4 feet in diameter. still about a week +- before flowering begins. Big Kiwi ( The Big + Kiwi Skunk ), 5' 9", with a 5" 1/2 stem at base. This one is going to be a monster if all goes well. :) Part of the garden: along the fence are Durban Poison + U.K...

Thank you, lots of hard work but also a great experience. :)

Yes, but do not do what I did. When time came to transplant everything outdoors, I did just that, without hardening them off first. which resulted in ten of them turning male. Two of those that turned measured more than 5 feet tall. Good news is that all the others survived the transplant shock...

Thank you, I'm hoping to get a few pounds from each of the larger ones. :D

Here's a pic of one of my Durban Poison + U.K. Cheese, measure close to three feet in height and even more in width, finishes end of september. Big Kiwi, over 5 feet tall, this one could become a monster if all goes well. Headband 818, Over 4 feet tall, and nearly 4 feet in...

Update on the garden. Last week, we lost 10 plants to shock, they turned male and I had to remove them before they could do the same to any of the others. Two of those plants were already over 5 feet tall, so a big loss. Since then, all the other plants seem to be doing great, no more signs of...

Took pics this afternoon after we placed some fencing and make do pickets and cord in order to protect the plants from having their branches broken by high winds. They are beginning to look much better. :)

Here is why I give my plants plenty of room to grow. The first image is of one of my Headband 818's, this one measures some 4 and a half feet in height and close to 3 feet in diameter, and this is still in veg, what will it become as it grows, even in flower. Headband 818, one of my all time...

Hi chairroller :) In part to better walk between them, but more seriously, because I like to make sure each plant has the maximum amount of free space to expand it's root system, besides, I do need to allow for air circulation in such a garden. What seems like a lot of empty space will...

Hi Happygirl, :) It's mostly all going to become oil, and edible material, though I will certainly reserve some choices buds for my vaping needs. Have to go in garden today, after three days of pouring rain, to make sure there's no major damage to plants ( I don't think so, just being safe ). :D

I also have an interesting one in the garden, it's a cross of Nebula+Juan+Big ... also from same breeder, waiting to discover it's qualities. I have a couple more seeds of the Romulan for next year. :)