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The rest are waiting to be germed. I planted them yesterday. Will take photos when they're up. Darn, first I had to wait for the beans, now I have to wait for them to grow. Toooo slow for my taste. Mj is selling for $400 an ounce here in so cal. $40 for 1/8 in Humbolt county. What's it going for in your neck of the woods? Anybody?
350 in Chicago (best shit) for normal people, but I got..uhhm..connections so i get em for 250. And here in Arizona it's 300 but none of the stuff I've had was anything real good.
Also, if you were gonna turn that rubbermaid tub into youre hydro system I'd have to strongly advise you not to. The way you put that reflective duct tape all over the inside is GREAT as a reflector, but roots don't take too well to having light on them. Otherwise goodluck. Also let us know how the transplant from soil to hydro goes. I'd love to learn more about that. Keep us posted.
Man the money I've spent!!But now I'd rather pay 50 £ for some topnotch seeds and harvest a pound in 3 months rather than pay some scum bag my money so he can spend it on himself.
It takes patience though..but pretty soon I'll have a perpetual turnover every 2 months!!!
That works for me coz I can get hammered for a few weeks, then once the weed runs out ,I can return to being sober for a while untill I harvest again..No more street weed for me..I'm gonna grow every strain that is worth smoking and keep the best mother from each batch and maybe even breed a super plant and take seeds, for my own retirement stash
The 33 gallon tub is just a grow box. I plan to stick another container inside this one to grow. The plant roots I have growing outside don't seem to mind the sun. You just need to worry about the roots drying out. That is certain death.
As far as transplanting from soil to hydro, it works. Just rinse all the dirt off before sticking plant into the hydro unit. I've also added a picture of my lettuce with bubblers. The lettuce was started in dirt and transplanted to hydro as seedlings.
I have to give my :twocents: ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Gen
Where I live, an 1/8th will go for $60. Incredibly good shit will go for $75.
Same applies for an onz. $400... all the way up to $600.
And you can buy $20's worth... which should be 1gram, but it's 0.7grams.
:( I know. I know.
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Gen, looking good with your grow :)
-turtle420 :cool:
Thanks, turtle. How old are your white widow? How many females:males. Did all your seeds germinate?
Easy, if you have a perpetual harvest every 2 months how will you ever run out of weed.
I plan to never run out, till I die. Can't see any reason to be unstoned. I owe a friend some bud, other than that it is all mine!
It's 350 to 400 an OZ here. If I can't get an OZ I mostly don't want it. Just males me want more. LOL 1/4 goes for 100 to 150. Most of what I have seen is not that good compaired to what I just grew. 20 years ago they would be lined up at the door and my ass would be in deep shit. Now nobody knows and nobody really cares, except for my brother who I have not heard or seen. His loss. Cause I'm fried. Pretty much average prices. It takes time and effort to bring the money home. It's worth it. No one but a few friends left will see this.
Ok, here's the evening 7:30 report. The one the left has opened her leaves. The one on the right is still stunted. Stay tuned....same bat time, same bat channel!
They're about 80 days old... give or take 5 days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gen
Males:females... no idea... I haven't flowered them yet... and I'll never will. They'll be veggies for ever. They're mother plants. I'll clone for sex tomorrow :D
SEEDS: I threw in 5 seeds... all sprouted... somehow managed to fuck one up. Got 4 super healthy plants right now. :)
-turtle420 :cool:
Thanks turtle, hmm, 80 days old. How tall and how much internode spacing is that?
ooh, I need a better camera. The one on the left is starting to stetch, so I moved her closer to the fluoros. She's about 2 inches away now. She started to get her first pair of true leaves last night about 11 pm. At 5 AM they are out. I cannot believe how well they grow under fluoros.
Her friend on the right is showing signs of life. She's stretched a bit, I can see green true leaves starting to show. Not open yet. She's hanging in there. Temperature is 74 degrees F inside the grow box. They did spend the day outside yesterday with the lettuce in constant shade. It was in the 70's yesterday. Stay tuned, same bat time, same bat channel.