doublejj
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yes....
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MaryJaneFamily420
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Nope, because people use the carport to store shit out of the harmful elements of the outdoors. This means less bugs, less dust, hell even less sun light, nobody stores their car in a carport because they want it outdoors. It's basically a movable shelter or garage, if someone grew with lights in the garage is it outdoor or indoor? Same thing imo. I would say it's greenhouse
mwooten102
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Yea, I'd call it greenhouse as well but I mean in the eyes of the county.Nope, because people use the carport to store shit out of the harmful elements of the outdoors. This means less bugs, less dust, hell even less sun light, nobody stores their car in a carport because they want it outdoors. It's basically a movable shelter or garage, if someone grew with lights in the garage is it outdoor or indoor? Same thing imo. I would say it's greenhouse
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angryblackman
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Yes it's still outdoor. Only way around it would be to move indoors or have a "permitted - up to code" greenhouse but even then I think it would be too open to interpretation.
unspecified
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san joaquin county and shasta county say yes that it is still outdoor as it doesn't have a secured locking door and some other items like a proper greenhouse. Most counties don't like the carports because people put them up without permits. Just about every county has it in their code that any structure above 120sqft (10 feet by 12 feet or equivalent) requires a building permit. Most people put them up and never get a permit.
http://building.calaverasgov.us/Portals/building/Documents/Charts and Graphs Docs/Yes_They_Need_a_Permit.pdf
You can find all you county codes at the link below, just choose your county/city
https://www.municode.com/library/ca
unspecified
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5. "Greenhouse" as used in this Section means an accessory structure to a Residence located on the same Premises, legally established with all required permits approved, constructed primarily of translucent glass or glass-like material (or other similar material approved by the Director of Resource Management), completely enclosed with one or more secure locking doors as the only means of ingress and egress, where plants are grown.
from shasta county code
from shasta county code
unspecified
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you might need a bit more soil...submitted my order for 8 yards of soil8 - 200 gallon pots, here i come.
1 Cubic Yard = 201.974026 Gallons [Fluid, US]
1 Cubic Yard = 173.569813 Gallons [Dry, US]
I was a bit short on soil. I had 10 yard delivered and was just a bit short of filling 18 100gal pots.
papapayne
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oh dang, ok, guy over the phone was mistaken! He quoted me that 1 yard filled 211 gallons! Guess they might not be fully filled, which is ok by me. I want enough room on top to mulch them.
My vision is a long hoop house, or 2 carports end to end. One long row of plants. Thinking of putting gravel down, or maybe just be cheap and put tarp then pallets on top. Since 8 plants is the max for recreational, and thats all I plan on doing, I want them to YIELD. I know I am more likely to think, damn, should have spent the extra $ to get 200s, then I am to think, damn I should have been a tight wad and stuck to 100s lol.
My vision is a long hoop house, or 2 carports end to end. One long row of plants. Thinking of putting gravel down, or maybe just be cheap and put tarp then pallets on top. Since 8 plants is the max for recreational, and thats all I plan on doing, I want them to YIELD. I know I am more likely to think, damn, should have spent the extra $ to get 200s, then I am to think, damn I should have been a tight wad and stuck to 100s lol.
unspecified
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Some places may give you a little extra, they don't exactly measure it, on average 1 scoop with the tractor is 1/2 yard. So if they do average scoops then it may be a bit under if they do larger scoops it might be right on or over what you need.
unspecified
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JJ would be able to answer that better than me. I just have a small green house and leave my 100 gal pots outside.
FLkeys1
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This years outdoor grow, subject to change
Front row
"Solar"
2nd row left to right
Lemon Kush
Malawi x Mozambique
Blue dream x bubba Jurple
3rd row left to right
Mulanje x Jilly bean
Jurple x big bud
Bubba Jurple
Purple haze
Ops.. The Juicyfruit x skywalker have sprouted so will be adding those to the list..
June 2nd getting the home alarm upgraded and adding outdoor cameras to keep a eye on the babies..
Front row
"Solar"
2nd row left to right
Lemon Kush
Malawi x Mozambique
Blue dream x bubba Jurple
3rd row left to right
Mulanje x Jilly bean
Jurple x big bud
Bubba Jurple
Purple haze
Ops.. The Juicyfruit x skywalker have sprouted so will be adding those to the list..
June 2nd getting the home alarm upgraded and adding outdoor cameras to keep a eye on the babies..
lmoore2680
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Bet it won't b empty for long
ruby fruit
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CRIKEY dats frosty !!gonna try this again... @TWS this is the Huckleberry from the Dec. Bbq. I am in love with this girl
Stoner from the south
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All the pistils on one plant is purple?
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ruby fruit
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loving your work and your teams efforts jj once cleaned up and just growing in their final homes that's when its gonna be the bomb