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Aloha from Hawaii,
As Febuary draws to a close we here in the islands have short window of time to work. A seed put in the ground here in December will get 3 ft high and yield an oz or so. A seed put in the ground in January will have some that sky and some that do indeed go off and provide us over summer.
If you would like to take a ride stick around.
Exhibit A In the beginning
that looks like a good place to hang with your plants and burn some good buds!:jointsmile:
The lanai of my house is my sanctuary. My roses grow there,same with easter lillies. Deck also had a sweet lime tree and strawberries and tomatos and cucumber. All are giving fruit right now.
Countless joints have been burned there as the sunsets unfolded. Whan my wife snores me out of bed I have slept out there many nights, and watched the stars fall. Deck faces toward Maui's central Valley and at night a sea of lights greets me.
If I am lucky enough I want to die on that deck. I have often said the only way they will get me out of this house is feet first.
The starts in the pics are a cross of a white widow male crossed with Strawberry guava, Maui bloodweed and White widow females. This cross gave me a very potent short season this year. Added bonus is only 3% turn out to be fags.
The State of Hawaii in their infinite wisdom gave both my wife and I our blue cards. We are caregivers to two other MMJ patients. That is 28 legal plants. And this years goal is to get at least a couple of them to 15 feet tall. We have done this before but I never had a chance to document a full year. So we will be giving it a shot this year. Stick around this just may work out.
I died when I read this. Thank you so much for my laugh this morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldhaole
I'm so on board for this ride, best of luck to you and your girls this season. I so envy the outdoors...
sounds like you are on the road up to Haleakala....i palyed in a golf tournament at Wailea ....beautiful island!Quote:
Originally Posted by oldhaole
love to see the show :thumbsup:
Aloha,
I am Upcountry. Upcountry streches from Kula 200 to Ulupalukua. It is an area about 10 miles long and 4 miles wide. I'm in there somewhere.
As for golf I grew up in Wailea. I lived on the 4th hole on Wailea Blue Course many many moons ago. I used to rule that course. Now I just suck at golf.:mad:
The mess on the deck has been cleaned up and removed. Starts are just beginning to get their 5th set of leaves and are a bit under a foot tall. A few are showing sex at 5 weeks. Males are pulled and the best females are put in 2 gallon pots for later planting in my garden.
The other two trays were given away and all now are in new homes. They are scattered from Hana to Hoonokawai. A small sample is shown in the second pic. If all goes to plan some of these will be done in late April and the few will go long and by done by October. The later ones should be in the 10-15 ft range. The April harvest plants will be harvested with anything exceptional dug up and brought inside and put under 24 hour light to regrow.
I am now in the process of killing and burning two feet of Kikui grass in my new planting area. It is on my property and in a small gulch with no way to see it, unless you walk right onto the site. I have 7 of 28 holes dug and full of aged Sunshine/manure/bonemeal mix. I can legaly have 12 trees as tall as I can get them. The other 16 I will start in a couple of months and with lights keep them immature.
The madness part of my year is done. I can now move at a slower pace
me too...because of injury...i was a 6 capper...hole #5 uphill after a par 3..don't remember the color but tossed one in the cup from about 120yds on the fly...swish! was playing in a golf tournament at Wailea and ended up winning:jointsmile: had a great time on the island but i would have had a better time finding your lanai and hanging having a few burn sessions!:smokin:Quote:
Originally Posted by oldhaole
Aloha,
It was a beautiful Sunday. I was finding homes for my kids. Two weeks ago I found a nice place to work. On the way in I found this;
Not bad huh? Too bad, so sad, They aren't mine. In the last two weeks an amature dropped these right on my trail. They are clones and will be ready in about 5 weeks. Mine are long season and will be ready in October.
So in the intrest of keeping mine, mine, I dug up all my happy kids and placed them a half mile away. Hauled them off on my back. Not around, through, the field. Beat the crap out of them and me.:mad:
If I were an asshole I would take them for making me work extra. Another way of keeping the rif-raf out. However the first rule of doing this is don't take what ain't yours. Karma is a bitch and I don't need her pissed at me.
If these are yours they are still there. Don't worry I have no interest in your shit. Thanks for making a rough day that much rougher. Oh and find a better way of marking your grows. A saw three more of your markers on the way down the road. If I was a real asshole I would have just moved your markers.:D
Amature Hour.
i bet if you left a note with them you would see them disappear...that would be cool way to get themm out of there and leaving yours alone! so hoping miss karma takes care of you!:jointsmile: