is renting land a common thing among mmj states? i have been propositioned about renting greenhouse space or land plots between $50-400/mo. for an apartment dweller like me, this sounds like a great deal!
i got to check my plot this week. its old horse pasture land, so u know theres a shit ton of...shit...in the soil. minimal feeding necessary. i will get a chance to work my irrigation skills, which are zero. but u gotta start somewhere. my indoor trials and tribulations were downright disaterous, but ive learned a lot about the growing cycle, tips and tricks, and most importantly patience. there will be several old school growers on the plot too. ill have a nice pool of knowledge to draw from. any things u guys learned the hard way that u could pass onto a first time outdoor grower?
$100 total for greenhouse...feb thru may 1 $200/mo land plot apx 600 ft/sq, more than enough room for 6 mature plant limit and corn stalks for nosy neighbor barrier...may 1 thru harvest placer county
Done several outdoor grows, watch for bugs and take all precautions, especially for the budworm. plants need to be covered up at night or grown in an enclosed / netted area to prevent moths from laying egss.. if they are an issue in your area. Im a southern Cali patient who is interested in collaborating with somebody to grow with and I'm also a plumber with infinite irrigation/ h2o skills. theres plenty more to know but im interested in networking.. let me know
word up on the plumbing knowledge! i will potentially be gone for one to two weeks at a time this summer. i plan on using a timer and 1/2" main and 1/4" lateral tubing for a short run from a spigot. it gets hot hot in placer county...what would you estimate watering amounts? 1-3 gal 2x/week for moderate temps, 3-5 gal 2x/week for higher temps?
ps, i harvested my last indoor grow for the winter. its a small 150w hps operation, but i pull about 30 grams each round. the lineup was...green crack, hindu kush, and blueberry x trainwreck. nice buds and a shit ton of trim for baked goodies. yum.