Super Shed

[Jay Ryan]

Thanks Fuzzy!

I can't wait to turn this over too. As I'm sure you know, there is a lot of maintenance that has had to be put off while they ladies have been growing.

The biggest thing is that I have an automated system set to go to open and close the skylight. I can't get it fully hooked up until the ladies come down. I think I'll do some other adjustments to my lights and stuff, but all in all I like the way things have gone so far.

My electric bill is reasonable (it actually fell when I moved my lights from my house to the shed) and the results look pretty good so far.

And again, I can't wait to get the GH Thai rolling. I know it will be a very long grow, but with my manifolding I should be able to keep them rolling with other plants harvested before them.

in 2 weeks I'll be posting pics of the ladies hanging upside down. 2 weeks later, the next batch will be in place!!!

[anguscr]

Nice!!!,,, good work jay... beatiful!!!!

[Jay Ryan]

Where has the time gone?

It's harvest time already, 8 weeks into flowering, 10 weeks in the room, and 2 plants have met the sheers.

After a few days of drying in the Southern California dry heat is all it takes. I now have them in open quart mason jars. It slows the dry down a bit:

Here is a Super Skunk bud:

I still have 4 more plants on the same schedule, 9th week, 2 on 7th weeks. Here are some shots of a beautiful Super Lemon Haze at 8 weeks into flower:

And the new start:

Left to Right, back to front:

GH Thai, GH Super Lemon Haze (late start), GH Super Lemon Haze

GH El Nino, GH White Widow, GH Cheese

And one GH Thai I went from 2 weeks veg straight to the 12 hour chamber:

[anguscr]

Jay, cool stash buddy... give us the smoke report on those strains/nugs!!!

[Jay Ryan]

I've tried some of the Himalayan Gold, it was minty/lemony and the smoke smooth. Nice high to boot.

Thanks Anguscr!

[Guest superbluehaze]

Great stuff, Jay. The best way to grow, as you can automate the sky light, and then you have the best of both worlds;

the intensity of the sun, but in an indoor environment that can be control.

Excellent, and great the photos too.

good luck(though i do not think you will need it) and happy growing,

john

[Jay Ryan]

Thanks John, I have a device called Add-a-motor http://www.add-a-motor.com/. It was like $100 that essentially will pull a cord on a loop one way when power is applied, the next time power is applied it pulls the other way. I have it worked out testing, but I didn't get it in until after the plants went in.

I guess I thought I was spider man or something

After a few of the Super Lemon Haze plants come out I'll be able to fully automate the skylight shade, then I can take a vacation lol

[Jay Ryan]

Thanks Tokage!

When I first got it going, I found a few ladybugs doing just that. lol

I awaited the coming infestation, as the other bugs heard the good news. Lucky for me, the ladybugs kept it to themselves.

[Levente]

Loving your shed!!!

[Guest superbluehaze]

jay,

People spend a lot of money attempting to get lady buds to hang around their garden, and you have them for nothing.

Encourage them, make them your friends, THEY EAT SPIDER MITES - god bless em.

happy growing,

john

[Jay Ryan]

If I see any spider mites, my ladybugs will have lots of friends

[anguscr]

Epic!!!!

[John-E-Blazed]

Awesome shed bro. And the pics on beautiful. Being in the States, how do you dodge the cops looking at your electric bill? I've been living in the Netherlands for a few years, so I'm not sure how the law have changed in the States. I know Cali has always been relaxed, but was just curious how your staying off the grid. I may be mving back to Maine and I want to bring strains with me. Was thinking of having a shed with a small solar panel so I can stay off the grid. But if you know how to do it normal it would be interesting to know.

Really well done mate.