Tucker's 2019 Dinafem Outdoor Auto Adventure

[Guest]

Nice new plot mate.

 

If seen two areas not far from my new house I could use. Been itching to go for a proper look but flat out renovating the house.

 

Could do with one more plot   

[Tommy tucker]

Just now, Jack010 said:

Nice new plot mate.

 

If seen two areas not far from my new house I could use. Been itching to go for a proper look but flat out renovating the house.

 

Could do with one more plot   

Why the hell not . That would be 7. Do it!

[Guest]

Just now, Tommy tucker said:

7. Do it!

Lucky number 7   

[Tommy tucker]

Just now, Jack010 said:

Lucky number 7   

Im still chopping and changing all the time. I have two solid plots maybe 3. I'm still not decided.

[Tommy tucker]

I spend a decent amount of time uprooting brambles out of the main grow space. The idea was to replant them in areas that need more cover.

 

 

On first checks the soil looks good , dark and rich and loaded with worms. I removed a few bramble roots just so my girls wouldn’t have so much competition with the native plants.

 

[Tommy tucker]

[Dinafem-Mark]

@Tommy tucker Getting out and getting some serious plot/prep work done

 

You've been buddy mate

 

Plots are looking good, soils getting ammendments added and a reasonable size stack of branches have been gathered. Clearing the way for the ladies 

 

Showing that outdoor growing is not as easy as people think. Some serious work goes into getting these plots prepped   it's not just putting a seed in the ground and letting mother nature do her thing. I would say outdoor is harder work than indoor but more rewarding. 

 

Setting yourself up for a successful season buddy

 

All the best 

 

Mark..

Edited April 4, 2019 by Dinafem-Mark

[Tommy tucker]

On 04/04/2019 at 11:07 PM, Dinafem-Mark said:

@Tommy tucker Getting out and getting some serious plot/prep work done

 

You've been buddy mate

 

Plots are looking good, soils getting ammendments added and a reasonable size stack of branches have been gathered. Clearing the way for the ladies 

 

Showing that outdoor growing is not as easy as people think. Some serious work goes into getting these plots prepped   it's not just putting a seed in the ground and letting mother nature do her thing. I would say outdoor is harder work than indoor but more rewarding. 

 

Setting yourself up for a successful season buddy

 

All the best 

Mark..

 

@Dinafem-MarkYeah outdoor projects are way harder and nerve racking. I spend a decent amount of time thinking about the project as a whole and the security issues. Security is the one thing that make me feel abit uncomfortable come September. 

[Dinafem-Mark]

On 06/04/2019 at 11:02 AM, Tommy tucker said:

Yeah outdoor projects are way harder and nerve racking.

 

 

A lot of people think it's as easy as putting a seed into soil and mother nature will do the rest. They don't see the prep and Stress come harvest time 

 

Thanks buddy

 

All the best 

 

Mark..

Edited April 8, 2019 by Dinafem-Mark

[Tommy tucker]

22 hours ago, Dinafem-Mark said:

 

 

A lot of people think it's as easy as putting a seed into soil and mother nature will do the rest. They don't see the prep and Stress come harvest time 

 

Thanks buddy

 

All the best 

 

Mark..

Indeed. The amount of time I spend cycling and driving about looking for plots is silly. Ive found a nice plot for my hacks.I've been setting up my game cam and recording some cool wild life footage. 

[Tommy tucker]

I'll try and add some my wild life recordings to youtube and post them here.

[Tommy tucker]

Just dusting off some old kit .

[Mr_cocofibrelover]

Looking good Bro ! Setting the standard for the diaries 

Thats some serious dedication to the cause right there. Respect 

[Tommy tucker]

2 minutes ago, Mr_cocofibrelover said:

Looking good Bro ! Setting the standard for the diaries 

Thats some serious dedication to the cause right there. Respect 

Same  to you. Not long now. 

[Tommy tucker]

Right then ! I have loads of work to complete today

 

1. Smoke a massive joint
2. Set up camo netting
3. Clear new area
4. Smoke a massive joint
5. Turf soil and remove existing plant roots
6. Bring in my some equipment
7. Smoke a massive joint

Probably not going to get much done today!