NorCal! Put clones out this week! Via Jorge Cervantes look at 10 lbs monsters.YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSF-GOMBsMk&sns=em

In the video Jorge is visiting an organic medical farm in Humboldt. They planted July first, spaced their plants 12 feet apart, and had rediculous blue dream plants in Oct. every plant has multiple colas that would put the most endowed donkey to shame. The key was good living soil.

Sacramento county, san Joaquin valley, and Yolo have the same potential as Humboldt. If you are late to the game...acquire your clones, dig the largest holes you can (within reason). Have a good soil with diverse micro life, and you are on your way to greatness.

You might not be able to grow these 12 foot monsters but you don't have to limit your potential yield to 1-2 oz like many will have you believe. That farm has had years to build billions of myko/beneficial bacteria in their soil but you have to start somewhere. Don't let another beautiful outdoor season slip.

If you have zero idea where to start (Remember RIUers. There's a lot of Lurkers about) then try this out. It's based on The Revs True Living Organics method and it's the easiest thing for me to post from a phone.
1.5 bag ffof or roots
2.0 cu bag of ff happy frog
1 bag Kellogg nrich (or any compost) about 3 cu feet
1/2 bag each perlite and vermiticulite about 20% the volume of the earthy iingredients.

Sprinkle mycorrhizae on your rootball before planting or use several myko capsules. Check your grow shops!

Soil will be less than $50. Mykos no more than $15 but it stores well. NorCal dispensary clone is roughly $12 but cruise Craigslist farmers section and grab the prop 215 guys phone numbers before the post is flagged. I picked up nice sour diesel that way.

For the price of a quarter of high grade and some elbow grease, you can yield at least a qp. At least. With a big enough hole your one plant can out yield one of mine that I been growing since May! Good luck!

PS keep the chlorine out of the good soil! It'll kill your micro life.