Humboldt14
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its been raining for a few days. everything is a big mud pit right now, LoL but i got to take my truck mudding earlier today.
Humboldt14 2014 Outdoor Grow
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its been raining for a few days. everything is a big mud pit right now, LoL but i got to take my truck mudding earlier today.
Humboldt14
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you defiantly can find used ones around but i like to buy things new, because if something is wrong then take it back.Damn, that's gonna be one hell of a price tag
Did you check craigslist for 1 season used? I found thirty 200s for $300.
Garden Boss
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Excellent progress on the farm
Tis the season to be prepping. I have another 100ft of wood fence left to put up. So much to do...
Humboldt14
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i hear you, never enough time in the dayExcellent progress on the farm
I have another 100ft of wood fence left to put up. So much to do...
the fencing is killing me, i have already done about 300 feet and have another 300 to go.
Most awesome.
Garden Boss
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Are you playing on the D3 out in this rain?
Humboldt14
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Are you playing on the D3 out in this rain?
LoL, no but the 2 acerers i cleared is a giant mud pit right now. i am thinking of going to town and getting a pallet of grass seed to help hold the dirt together in the future when it rains like this.
rain is good thou.....
i am still working on the fence, digging post holes are much easer to dig in the rain.
Humboldt14
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why clover?
And it adds nitrogen to your soil so when your roots grow thru those 200 gal bags they hit some good stuff. lol
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/122434/clover
Clover is highly palatable to livestock and is high in protein, phosphorus, and calcium, thus providing valuable nourishment in either the green or the dry stage. In addition to their principal value as animal feed in the form of hay, pasture, and silage, the clovers are valuable soil-improving and soil-conserving plants. Clover adds about 55–170 kg per hectare (about 50–150 pounds per acre) of nitrogen to the soil and increases availability of other nutrients for following crops.
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/122434/clover
Clover is highly palatable to livestock and is high in protein, phosphorus, and calcium, thus providing valuable nourishment in either the green or the dry stage. In addition to their principal value as animal feed in the form of hay, pasture, and silage, the clovers are valuable soil-improving and soil-conserving plants. Clover adds about 55–170 kg per hectare (about 50–150 pounds per acre) of nitrogen to the soil and increases availability of other nutrients for following crops.
freemandrake
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this is going to be unreal.. i think i have seen a previous grow that jorge cerventas made a video of, correct me if i am wrong
Humboldt14
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Humboldt14
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yea that video was shot right up the road, but was not my grow. that was Humboldtlocal but i am doing a very similar grow to his.
i guess us born and bred kids up all grow monsters.
Garden Boss
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Gotta love NorCalyea that video was shot right up the road, but was not my grow. that was Humboldtlocal but i am doing a very similar grow to his.
i guess us born and bred kids up all grow monsters.
Awesome info on the clover, seems like a perfect cover.
Cool, I think it's cheaper than grass seed too.
That's a cool story . I admire his grows and reminded me when you started your thread straight out of the gate with 200 gl smart pots . Ahh my dream.....yea that video was shot right up the road, but was not my grow. that was Humboldtlocal but i am doing a very similar grow to his.
i guess us born and bred kids up all grow monsters.
https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/505652-high-times-2012-ganja-guide.html#post6987001
Farmer's Hat
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What can you do if there is too much clay in the soil?
What can one mix into the existing soil, to make it more suitable for cannabis?
What can one mix into the existing soil, to make it more suitable for cannabis?
Humboldt14
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good question. i don't know, i have never had to deal with clay. our soil is so good up here you can plant straight into the ground. but i buy bulk soil.
Humboldt14
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rain rain rain.....................
biscuitkid
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love when people actually prep and put some time n effort in this, this is art my friends......and you are the painter.......im ready to see this artwork! woooo what strains are you rockin? seed or clones? i, myself love to do start from seed the variations of the different phenos is what i love, cause u just never know what you got till you put her in a nice deep and wide hole then her magic starts to commence! lookin good keep it up and postive vibes your way