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Doc_Flox · 11-20-2005, 11:58 AM

I can reach the water table in a few hours of hard work, longest it ever took was about five hours. One of this years pumps will do around 14 plants in onsite constructed grow boxes. I carry ferts in, and a shit load of compressed coco-peat, (2 x 60 litres per walk in at least).

I use good old Osmocote and flowering spikes mainly, the lightest and most reliable method I have found.

Of course as I get older the grows are moving closer to the coast where the soil is sandier and a lot easier to drill through.

I don't use seed, I use sexed plants sprouted in my nursery and also carried out to the site, (the most dangerous part of my "missions").

I dont visit regularly, I sometimes don't make it back to plots at all until harvest, I see somebody on the way in that shouldn't be there, so I waste a day on a nice little bushwalk. Discretion and patience is the reason I've not been caught producing tonnage over the years.

This is an interesting discussion.

11-20-2005, 11:58 AM	#12 (permalink)
Doc_Flox Chief Medical Officer Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Starship Enterprise Posts: 88 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I can reach the water table in a few hours of hard work, longest it ever took was about five hours. One of this years pumps will do around 14 plants in onsite constructed grow boxes. I carry ferts in, and a shit load of compressed coco-peat, (2 x 60 litres per walk in at least). I use good old Osmocote and flowering spikes mainly, the lightest and most reliable method I have found. Of course as I get older the grows are moving closer to the coast where the soil is sandier and a lot easier to drill through. I don't use seed, I use sexed plants sprouted in my nursery and also carried out to the site, (the most dangerous part of my "missions"). I dont visit regularly, I sometimes don't make it back to plots at all until harvest, I see somebody on the way in that shouldn't be there, so I waste a day on a nice little bushwalk. Discretion and patience is the reason I've not been caught producing tonnage over the years. This is an interesting discussion. __________________ Every moment's been an adventure for me. Humans are so unpredictable.