Your welcome man. And a secret……… im gonna do a give away very shortly. Git some seeds a nutrients sample pack and maybe one more item. But soon its coming.
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Wow, just wow…
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Hi friends! Being a while 
From seed to grain in 16 weeks, no supplemental light in Ecuador, 12/12 light cycle at 2700 meters above the sea level
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Nice purples. Id love to grow it here in the u.s. good to see you back @paulcoyote
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NICE! Welcome to the forum. Glad to have you aboard. What do you got growing in there?
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Good morning, thanks for the welcome! On the left we have Sweet Cheese. In the main hydro tub we have Wedding Cake and Dutch Treat. The Sweet Cheese is 8 weeks in hydro. The Wedding Cake and Dutch Treat are month into their bath.
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Thats a small area you have. But it works. My friend used to grow plants inside a computer tower! And my other friend used to grow inside an octogon shaped tv stand. You can get some pretty nice plants in small spaces.
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@mitch420 Welcome to the forum! Great looking plants.
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Thanks, been growing for 2 years prior to this, in soil. I wanted to get away from the bugs that are associated with growing in soil IE fungus gnats. I am really enjoying hydro so far!
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Welcome to the forum and happy growing
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Thanks for the welcome! Glad to be here! I am excited to see what this forum has to offer!
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Starting to bulk up. Beginning 5th week of flower way down south in the land of Mayans. Monkey Slapz from PreyBird Farms.
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Ooooweee nice! Looking great down there in mayan land!
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Welcome to GN @mitch420 . Welcome back @paulcoyote , great to see you around still.
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I’m harvesting the first run of that when I get home! The buds have incredible color, I’ll get pics when I get home! I’m excited to try it, too!
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Welcome to the forum. This place has a lot of great growers and very little ‘bro-science’!
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You guys have them “Google image search” looking plants. Very impressive and I envy your work.
This is the smaller one of the two.
This one is the “bigger” plant
The dead looking thing to left is a Saskatoon berry that was neglected until I adopted it and it’s friend. (2 bushes all though that thing can reach 10 feet tall)
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