Seasons change here, just like the mainland. Unlike the mainland, they change subtly, you have to know what to look for.

Saw my first plover today. They fly in from the Artic, and winter here. The plum trees are starting to change color, we have a big north shore swell, the first humpback whale has been spotted, and we had two inches of rain yesterday. All are signs of winter comming on.

Partner came thru with the first of the seeded clones. Slammed them in the cracking bowl. Another friend sent me a couple of Jack seeds. They have cracked and are in the dirt.

They flew Green Harvet today. Two choppers. They checked me out, but there is nothing to see. There was, but it is gone.

Too bad, so sad.

The kekei are doing well. Pics below. They like 24 hour hybred light. I just left them out in the yesterdays rain. They came thru fine. Took a lickin' and kept on tickin'. The nine shown are all the skunk/thai cross.
oldhaole Reviewed by oldhaole on . Just Another Crappy Day in Paradise Grow Log....Part Two. As a sucessful long season winds down, I notice a problem. I have 28 legal holes and there almost EMPTY! Shit. Well not for long. :D We can fix this....but I need a goal. Long season was good to me, but I can do better. I could slam a bunch of seeds in the dirt and choke myself out on 90 day wonders. It would be easy to do, but yield would be...minor. :( I have a light room. It is seldom used. Here's the plan. This grow will start hybred, 12 hours sunlight, 12 hrs CFL's. That way I can Rating: 5