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hmmmmm.......if other vegatation grows in that elevation, the so will weed. I did read here somewhere that different strains do well in higher elevations. reading and asking questions will get you ready for 2010! good luck!

I would havnightmares if I couldn't have played in all that shit! lmao.:mrgreen:

thanks for that info sniggers. might give that a go next year just to experiment.

t's been around for 1000's of years. the only thing is pollenation by male plants, so.....................

beastie bloomz and molasses. coke can size buds! what's the NPK on MOAB?

it's dirt weed!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL! no really,some rain won't hurt.

dig some holes and fill with organic soil, or whatever you choose, but if ground ain't that good and you're just ''laying'' soil down, I'm afriad you crop will be sub-par! make yoursef a compost pile this fall/winter, that shits excellent and all organic and plants thrive in it.

that's pretty cool, given the start time. I guess all the nay-sayers won't say much now because you can grow weed in them! LOL!!!!! Thanks for the pics. good job!:mrgreen:

what he said!^^^^^^

this is true too!

that's a great shot!!! I'd like to have it in an oil painting. some ppl have no clue what art is!!!!!!!!

might be lack of magnesium, which sometime can cause plant to purple-out:blsmoke:

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first of all, I feel bad for you, been there! 2nd, D.T.A. don't trust anyone. this is my motto! hope they don't steal the camera! fucking cocksuckers!

you should be fine. I'm just to the south of you in ohio and we basically have the same weather pattern, except you might be a tad cooler than me (weather wise). good luck!

or any other plants?

I think you' be fine as the sun will dry things out pretty much during the day. dew will not hurt, unless you get several days of rain/overcast to where they don't have a chance to dry out thru the daytime.

I just add 2 tbsp. per gallon, now that's me and some others might do theirs different. my look fucking great with this measurement.

15 or not, that was funny!

why not germinate them first and then transplant there.:mrgreen: