Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2014

nuggs

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So I've been looking back through all my pictures from this year.

I must say I have done a lot better then I had expected to do. With moving into this new house in June, having to build this greenhouse and start from scratch. All my plants were started from seed, then transplanted into 3 gallon bags. Then transported here in the back of a U-haul at the same time we were moving our belongings into this new house.

It's been a long rewarding summer though and looking back, I wouldn't change a thing.

So to pay it forward, (if anyone is interested) I have enough pictures to do a write up on how this pressure treated greenhouse was built. (To date $2,250)

Even though I took most of the summer to build mine due to the fact we had so many other things we needed to deal with on this property in order to live here. This should be a fairly easy project for anyone that's good with their hands.
I think you've done a beautiful job! that's a good price too.
 

ryeguy

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Is it legal to shoot trespassers in your province?....we got a province here in the US like that....it's called Texas....
Having livestock on the farm yes it's legal to shoot "animals" even out of season if they are destroying your goods and profit, so consider yourself a animal if I ever find you past dark on my land, multiple trespassing signs and fencing should give you a fair warning.
or the 13year old neighbor kid....
Don't have any neighbours within 3+miles, if someone's on my land it's for a reason, I try to give them the benefit of the doubt, no hunting/trespassing signs don't always make sense in people minds until they hear a shot go off and 3 German sheppards chasing after them

happy smoking :)
 

doublejj

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Having livestock on the farm yes it's legal to shoot "animals" even out of season if they are destroying your goods and profit, so consider yourself a animal if I ever find you past dark on my land, multiple trespassing signs and fencing should give you a fair warning.


Don't have any neighbours within 3+miles, if someone's on my land it's for a reason, I try to give them the benefit of the doubt, no hunting/trespassing signs don't always make sense in people minds until they hear a shot go off and 3 German sheppards chasing after them

happy smoking :)
Shooting guns around people only gives them a good reason to fear for their lives and return fire. Don't start a gunfight you don't intent to finish......
 

ruby fruit

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Having livestock on the farm yes it's legal to shoot "animals" even out of season if they are destroying your goods and profit, so consider yourself a animal if I ever find you past dark on my land, multiple trespassing signs and fencing should give you a fair warning.


Don't have any neighbours within 3+miles, if someone's on my land it's for a reason, I try to give them the benefit of the doubt, no hunting/trespassing signs don't always make sense in people minds until they hear a shot go off and 3 German sheppards chasing after them

happy smoking :)
Dont shoot me just cos im blind and deaf and lost my way lol.....
 

ryeguy

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Shooting guns around people only gives them a good reason to fear for their lives and return fire. Don't start a gunfight you don't intent to finish......
Yeah I've heard the stories never intend to hurt anyone, a warning shot in some cases is needed, if they would like to return fire I'm prepared, retired vets and farmers tend to stand their ground, I hope that day never comes

happy smoking :)
 

Slimedog1

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For those interested in my technique...I grow in 2-3 year old rotted cow manure along with some more rotted cow manure...then finally add...some more rotted cow manure....LOL...I do add a touch of perlite just to make sure it isnt 100% cow manure.My holes hold from 20-30 gallons.BIG HOLES= Big plants.All of my plants this year are over 6'
 

ryeguy

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For those interested in my technique...I grow in 2-3 year old rotted cow manure along with some more rotted cow manure...then finally add...some more rotted cow manure....LOL...I do add a touch of perlite just to make sure it isnt 100% cow manure.My holes hold from 20-30 gallons.BIG HOLES= Big plants.All of my plants this year are over 6'
:clap: The natural shit...literally lol. Icing on the cake, I have bats in my guest house attic they drop scat also known as guano onto a ledge and ground, it's very poisonous to humans and animals but handled properly it can turn your plants into monsters, its a highly effective natural fert it has all 3 nutrients needed for plant growth, it has a lot of history..no shit lol look at my babies if you don't believe me and I've already trimmed off the tops and still have 3 weeks to go :bigjoint:

happy smoking
 

Shelby420

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all right my Expert Growing brothers and sisters, I need HELP. I found two of my plants with this leaf damage today, It was not there 2 days ago. I did find a thrip on one of the leaves but I've never seen a thrip do this to a leaf.
Thanks in advance for the assistance. Still have 2-3weeks before harvest so not real happy right now.
 

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MaiNiaK420

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Thanks guys. Thought about doing a thread on my grow, but kinda late now.
I've been a builder for years. But building a structure such as a greenhouse is a bit different, no sheathing to hold the walls square.
This is my second proto type. First one came down due to wind just after harvest. (Luckily cause I moved to a higher wind zone) I've implemented some older technics. Plastic May shred but the frame isn't coming down,
 
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