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No offense, but there's no need for such intense concern, I'll be ok. Admittedly, there is a lot more to this than I thought at first. However, that only means that it will take longer to do. At first, I had some haired-brained idea that it would only take about a month... Haha, joke's on me. As...

Can't wait! ATM, I have 11 type "a" plants, and all of them are different. God only knows the genetic surprises that are waiting for me. "Stumpy" started as the runt of 15 type "a" plants. For about a month, she(hopefully) was developmentally about 1/3 the size/stage of any other plant. Now at...

Bowl after bowl after bowl!

Just trying to use what I'm learning to make my self-grown shit kick ass like a Rob Zombie flick. Hell, I may eventually get lab access too, so I want to find out EVERYTHING I can do to improve my crop.

My God! This is gonna take forever!!! Between family, work, and school, I have about 2 free days a month.... I'm thinking I'll hurry and dig out a spot about 5'x3'x3' and get my shit underground. If I could just get to where I can stand erect I'd be fine.

I didn't know it was a problem myself. About 1/2 of my plants have them, and they seem to be fine. How old are your plants?

Disturbingly similar to everyday living....

Bowl of breakfast bumpty bumps! bongsmilie

In your experience cross-breeding, how often would formerly dormant beneficial traits express themselves? Have you ever stabilized any particular traits? If so, how many generations did it take to do it?

I often think of the origins of the strains we so love, and I wonder where they start.:?: If I were to produce a genetically stable phenotype, would I have the right to call my product a legitimate strain? Here are two different types I'm working with, and I'm starting a third today. Also...

Well, I let it ride along for a bit, and it did turn out to be a three-headed dragon. Sadly, it turned out to be a dude. :cry: R.I.P. little guy...

TY for the +rep! Sorry it took so long. I'm digging solo, btw.

I have the clay problem too. After a few feet, I found it was easier to dig with a pick i bought at Home Depot for $15. It also makes short work of the many rocks I've come across. I'll put up a pic of the rocks I've dug up so far in a bit. I imagine I'll use them in my other landscaping...

Here is a general layout of my room. all dimensions are estimated except for subsurface depth, which will stay at 4'. For support, I'm gonna use rail ties, kinda like in mines. For ventilation, I'll be using an air pump used for inflatable houses. The exhaust will run through a carbon filter and...

Here are some shots from a little deeper in. You can see the beginnings of the first chamber. Right now, the main shaft will be shaped like a corkscrew.

This is my first grow, and I got this from some that I topped. At first, it grew like all the others, but soon after, a third sprout formed. It looks like another top to me, but I;d like to hear from pov's other than mine. Ideas?

If I could get even close to that... Wow. Lots o' McCheddar involved there. Keeping a low profile would be another concern with a project on this scale. I love those plans though, and I wish I could afford to do something like that. I'll put my ideas on soon.

Right now, thanks to a site full of clay, I just have bricks and stones as a rudimentary floor. That way, they wont be hard to modify. I'll have to post some drawings, but I want to support with R/R ties. not too sure about walls, but the floor will probably be grated to prevent puddling. It's...

Hi there! I started an u/g- grow room, but I haven't been able to post pics till now. Right now, it's just a hole, but it's MY hole! It was originally intended to be a full size room, but I think it would be better to start with a "closet grow" layout.Right now, I'm at about 7-8 ft. down, with...

Did you ever try that blueberry grafting? I've been thinking along those lines for awhile myself.