Kinda Huckleberry Finn like.
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Absolutely would kill to do a neighborhood garden that would be dope as all hell!
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Thereâs âNOTHING TO IT, BUT TO DO ITâ.
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Right? We have quite a bit of poverty, people canât buy food. Would be cool to be able to help out. Seeing more and more homeless every day. Could probably work out some sort of temporary work/housing solution for individuals trying to get on their feet in exchange for some work done at said garden. People helping people. Canât imagine the hoops youâd have to go through to make something like that happen.
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We have a small neighborhood âblockâ type thing going. I grow and do small veggie gardens. Next door grows, has chickens, and does veggies. And same with the next house. If there were room for a couple dairy goats and cows, weâd absolutely have them and would never leave the neighborhood
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I wish my area would allow something like that but i live on the lake surrounded by a bunch of rich pricks that would complain non stop or wouldnât help any @Borderryan22 my next goal is a few chickens but it will be hard with 3 German Pinschers lmao there prey drive is high and they love snacks on legs lmfao
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My shop/office is in a rural location but we do this. Garden is 100âx60â and mostly maintained by me and my team, but there is a handful of local landowners that help with fertilizers and will spray for bugs etc. Most of them are farmers and run their own gardens too, and weâll swap stuff or whatever. For whatever reason our cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, and cantaloupe rocked last summer so they were all dropping stuff off and grabbing whatever. One of them called me on Sunday to let me know pretty much entire Garden was cleaned out. Even stuff that wasnât ripened. Thought it was animals but cameras told a different story. The person who took it all would have been offered anything they wanted if they had asked. We started 4 years ago with 8 plants each of tomatoes and jalapeños, a row of onions, and some cilantro to make salsa and poppers. Now there is full rows of everything, strawberries, asparagus, carrots, banana peppers, watermelon, cantaloupe, zucchini, romaine, and cauliflower.
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Thatâs awesome! I have had some amazing 
w cauliflower, broccoli here and the cool evenings really sweeten up the tomatoes.
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I agree. That is really cool @dbrn32 yall should be proud of yourselves. The theft is pretty ridiculous, funny enough we had the same thing happen out of our little family garden. Someone always has to mess it up.
@LiesGrows
Chickens are awesome for garden scrap too. Wish we could do it. For the cost of eggs and meat it would totally be worth it.
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Chicken shit is a awesome source of NPK also has a 
ton of biology no pun intended lol needs composted tho 1st before being used really amazing in the garden i have a friend that just got 6 baby chicks so ill be doing a bunch of composting this summer lol im also digging these bud shots brother makes my mouth water haha
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That midnight snack makes my mouth water every time. Idk cant explain it, just appeals to me 
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Have you ever grown Midnight Delight? I saw seeds for a strain called Midnight Delight, immediately thought of that Midnight Snack and right away added it to my cart and i am getting a pack. Iâm crossin fingers that it turns out to look anything like that Midnight Snack, or maybe even better looking, who knows?
Idk who knows for sure, but we sure are about to find out 
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Fantastic photographs there , very professional looking for sure! 
@Low , @MadamCalamity
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Dude that is awesome. Had no idea!! My limited experience with chickens was on a farm a worked. The biggest take away, is that they are fân crazy. We had to release a male, and he would sneak back in when we were away and harass the chickens through the chain link cage. He loved to eat the eggs and attack them. The rooster would legit hang out in the woods bordering the property and I swear was watching us. Farmer regretted the release lol
Haha! Same. Itâs a very smooth smoke.
I havenât grown it. Always strive for better man, always. I went through a rut where I was getting irritated with results, not that they were bad quality or anything, but they all looked the same. Figured I topped out. My best results in terms of flower quality has gotten better through simplification, and lucky pheno types. Most of which come to enviornment. I will tell you not all of these plants liked this run but, 808âs really changed my perspective on whatâs achievable at home.
Thank you very much!
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We entered the BOM competition with our ILGM Apple Fritter for February and voting is now live.
If you all havenât already seen it, check it out. Some beautiful entries!
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Bro roosters can be such A holes they can het really aggressive thats when they turn into a meal lmfao and yall already know you got my bote brother man!!
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That Apple Fritter looks awesome! There are some really outstanding buds this month.
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Yâall are some stiff competition! Lol. By no means do we expect to win, but we try to get involved with ILGM events whenever we can. Most of our ilgm genetics weâve acquired through trade so normally we canât enter.
Good Luck to all! I know itâs gonna take me some time to be able to cast a vote. Itâs like walking down a candy isle. Haha
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Day 67
Still looking rough. Conditions are good, even tried a suggested 20/4 light schedule.
Tucking and defoliation was done.
The Issues
The Run Off
The Input
The Environment over a week
Growth hasnât picked up much, roots still exploring.
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Not sure how someone can just choose one to vote for. Half the reason I have never voted. Besides only one of us can vote and I feel like I should leave that opportunity low.
The bk you entered is absolutely gorgeous @skippyisnohippy
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