Dryer than a bone

bob jameson said:

Damn it is dry in these parts and I won't harvest until early next year. It's enough to drive a man to drink.

I've seen it before. It gets dry as hellfire and then suddenly it's all over the place...at a higher price. Here's to being independent of the market.

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ru4r34l said:

Growers should always have à personal reserve, I would've flip out If I had no goods and was looking at a monthly or more to harvest.

Next time harvest before the dry spell and raise your prices.

regards,

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bob jameson said:

This is my first grow since 1975 except for a few windowsill plants in the interim, so there's no reserve. I don't sell, so the harvest will be all mine...well, all ours. I have family. Next crop will be bigger. I am doing this grow to learn how to do it under lights and am learning a lot. This will be good, next time will be better. It'll loosen up in a few weeks. They're just dickin' with the supply side to get the price up. That's why I want to be independent of the market. They screw ya.

Also, I don't expect to grow during summer months due to the heat issues in my grow room. I can heat in the winter but I can't cool in the summer and temps would get over a hundred with temps in the 90's outside and hot lights in the inside. I figure I can get two grows a year and take the summer off.

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