@Pinboy heres a beginning pic after 1 gal transplant to end pic. The tent they are in is s 4x8 but more like a 4x7 since i have my ac and dehumidifier in the tent
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I’m running 2 4x8’s one dedicated to flower only the other I start vegging in and will also use it to flower if necessary. I just started using a 4x4 for starting clones in CloneKing.
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That looks cool, probably a lot of work if ya gotta hand water them all though. Thanks for the pic
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First off. I have no legal limit. I’m in a 100% illegal state.
In terms of a single grow it is 12 clones. It was a mix of AK47 and NL.
6" nursery pots, FF OF soil, advanced nutrients. It was a blast.
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Law abiding citizen 
… on my own property so 4. Then four in the sandpit, three by the beaver dam and three in hydrocut and one in buddy’s yard… 6 died…
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As a joke, I want to plant a bunch if bag seeds given me out in the open where I can drive by them every day after work and laugh seeing them in the open and see how long it takes someone to spot them in LE…
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40 plants in the flower tent they were Photo’s Auto’s clones, and the Mrs.B’s Cactus
40 in veg closet seedlings and clones and month old girls waiting to graduate to High school.
Worst part is I did have some humidity issues a lesson learned but it was a pretty cool rain forest. LOL
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Oh it was a pain in the ass to water all 17 everyday let me tell you lol. N no problem man. If your doing a SOG be ready for a lot of work in your future
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My first outdoor grow I got carried away and had 29 plants. What was I thinking lol?? Thank god they were regular and I culled a bunch and accidentally killed 8 lol.
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Do it up in the spring 
I think it’s about time for the anonymous garden. Ditches, parks, possibilities are endless
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I flower 24 plants in the sun for harvest. 12 in each raised bed.
But it really a 2 year process for the ones in the beds. I like to sprout 100 seeds every late fall all in 4” pots. Indoors thru the winter. By spring planting those 100 are narrowed down to about 25 plants. I keep the best male or 2 and the best 20 or so females. I select for mold resistance primarily. I let them flower along pretty good. Long enough to select females and long enough males to chuck pollen. Once pollinated I reveg them seeds and all. I also let the pollen hit my 12-15 keeper clones from all my previous years. Then before spring planting I harvest all the seeds on the reveged plants. I have been doing it this way since 2006. They are kept Bansai in 4” pots for the entire winter.
At spring planting they are released into the beds. My all time keepers get the first spots in the beds. Then the most promising of the new sprouts get what space is left. There is still about a dozen -20 sprouts left over. Those I put in 3 gallon pots. I am ruthless at selection and dump anything that isn’t up to par. That way I can sprout 100 seeds again the next year. Also, if you get any gift clones, those go in the prove it pots with the other seedlings. They have to prove it to get a spot in the lovely raised beds.
So, 24 big ones in the raised beds, 15-20 in 3 gallon prove it pots depending on the year. You have to kill the losers or you end up with too many plants out of the 100 seeds and your collection never gets better.
My favorite is my jilly bean candy cut I got from the seattle growers collective in 2006. It’s the backbone to all my breeding.
Happy growing
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A regular “Jay-Weedseed” ( a compliment, Johnney Appleseed was friend to many a cider drinker).
Good man to share the love.
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Do I see a male plant picture? There be nanners my eyes see.
And a partridge in a pear tree!!! LMAO
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mmm pears. partridge that’s what we say not grouse
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10…I think…last season.
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Yes I have a couple keeper male I have had going for 8-9 years now. And I always let the best 2 or so males to pollen from the new sprouts. Mainly strong terps or trichomes when selecting the boys. I find most smell like hay and are straight for the compost bin. Out of 50 males only 1-2 are worth keeping (100 sprouts reg seeds; 50% males give or take).
I have found the clones and sprouts have no problem reveging pollinated with seeds on board. I did sister clones side by side many times. The ones no pollen and the ones w seeds take exactly the same amount of time. To return to a vegetative growth form. Basically, if you are going to preflower for sexing plants, or pheno hunt a seed run, there is no reason not to pollinate. They will reveg new growth right out of the seeded flowers. Then you pick off the buds and pluck the seeds. And the tops will be stretchy new growth beasts just like any other No pollen reveg.
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@noddykitty1 Disney 6/2022 my turn, 6/23 any advice.?
Thank you for the re-veg dialog. Should prove to be interesting the results available.
@Spudgunner , our friend, shares well, too. My 2022 seeds are now growing. Sexing will give me a male for bondage, thanks for the idea. Last guys banished did their deeds to the outdoor ladies.
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Just don’t take cannabis anywhere near the park. It may be legal in California but not Disney grounds. They mean business. They have dog at the gates and searches. Bags, coats pockets. They will ban you for life if you get busted. Definitely pop an edible and be good for the day. Or leave and come back after weed lunch.
The dogs signaled on my wife when she took our oldest to the park. It was our stroller. I dry my harvest over the stroller in the garage. They hang high above. Anyway, enough trichomes gravity fell onto the stroller that the dogs signaled and she got the full search treatment. They did not believe her. Anyway they told her if they found her stash they would ban her for life. Meanwhile I was back in seattle with the new baby who was too young to travel. I got yelled at from a 1000 miles away. It was summer so no buds had hung over it since fall. Kinda funny
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To me, yes, not to your wife. GOOD to know. Absolutely.
I never travel with weed (or gummies). Did my time, paid my debt.
Retired and outliving compadre, sadley they are leaving.
Again, thanks for the words.
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