getawaymountain 2015 greenhouse ,guerilla grow

Poison warp right on que for Mid to late Sept This is the pheno I seeded 1/3 of branches.

TWS said:

very nice GM.

Hey my best buddy is moving over there. He is a friend of 25 years and dirt bike riding BFF . Gonna miss him dearly. He asked if I was gonna come visit him. I told him I hope he drowns in a snow drift. LOL

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well tell ya buddy to stop buy we'll be here with all the snow well' be inside the greenhouse all winter

He moved to Arizona from San Diego years ago to the high desert outside of Presscott. Loved his place. We could ride right out of his garage for days. Never put a bike in a truck out there. I wanted to by his house but the move and employment was to much for me to risk and I have other things in mind like Nor Cal . His wife has sinus issues and the climate was wrecking havoc on her and her parents live in mass. She took him from me . LOL He could probably use a good friend out there and some leads for employment.

hey getaway absolutely impressive job you do especially all that work it must be to put all that out in the bush for the most part! always admired your journals and find it impressive that youve bred strains that do good in the areas we live with the moldy coastal climate! always wanted to get my hands on some genetics that were especially made for these parts. not to mention you are a pretty close drive from me as im in the southern maine area and it only takes me a few hours to get to the bar harbor area. have been learning a good amount from your journal so i thank you for putting them together every year! mabe if im lucky we will be able to click up one day and have a nice sesh

well im 3 hours north of Portland right on the way to bar harbor so stop by and get properly stoned lol...

seeing a few r-2s coming up, so looks like just a fluke.

papapayne said:

seeing a few r-2s coming up, so looks like just a fluke.

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that's good I was going to send ya some more lol. I got some new strains we made last season that aren't having any mold issues at all and look great and look to be done by end of sept they are the big ones in the bush they are shaded in the mornings longer than ones in open field so they would have molded by now if they was going to .. we'll know for sure at the end so ya might want some for mold resistant strains for your climate its wet as hell here with fog all summer this year and they are taking it well pm me

The fucking fog and dew every morning here in KY is thick and heavy. Everything is soaked by morning, every morning.

It's a struggle here in the fall. We get beautiful weather right until the end of august then it turns to shit real quick right as the buds are ripening. I got up early to chop my swamp skunk today and it's pouring down rain. Gonna go out and put an umbrella over seawarp and white grizzly.

Smidge34 said:

The fucking fog and dew every morning here in KY is thick and heavy. Everything is soaked by morning, every morning.

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Yeah man, about the time the buds start to get going good here, summer ends abruptly and we go straight to cool, rainy weather which is botrytis' friend.

Lucky where i am there is no real rain until june even a full sativa is ready by end of april early may for a 14 week flower if needed.

Smidge34 said:

The fucking fog and dew every morning here in KY is thick and heavy. Everything is soaked by morning, every morning.

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I feel ya smidge,don't have the fog but the dew is like it rained just before sunrise here.don't know what part of ky your at but I know about the heat and humidity you can get in June/ july

Far western, think Mississippi and Ohio Rivers bottom farmland around 300-500 feet above sea level, as opposed to hills and hollers.

the patch we replaced everything that was early with is looking good and finishing off fast these are stumbleweed, and r-2's , half joint

That stumbleweed is beautiful!!

Hi Getaway, what strains are good for British Columbia, Canada? What would you recommend for the coastal islands that we have. Some have micro climates. Others not so much. But we need to harvest in September unless we're graced with a pleasant Oct. It does occassionally happen but is unpredictible.If we plant to early, that is also a hit and miss thing with it being to cold. I am at the 49th parallel. Thank you for your suggestions...and have a good day.

I don't recommend seeds for any area unless its where I am growing and know what is what

the rain is raising hell with our plants in the bush I got a cure for that shit next season a real big greenhouse and wire tables over head for scrog style lol. this season momma has her way of dealing with dropping branches from rain splints/wire ties everywhere ya look !!

Yea I am forecasted for rain Tuesday Wednesday, gotta move my 6 smaller plants under the deck to keep em covered.

The weather this season is definitely making it very difficult.had to wire tie a ssh the other day,branches going every which way but up.still have to go check again after last round of storms yesterday.