The Accidental Grower

I have grown a few times, all indoor, in dirt, and cultivated from thee initial pot, no transplanting. Well this year much of our old electrical wiring had to be replaced. This meant taking down all evidence of it, so we put the pots of dirt in the back yard and dumped out the old soil. Well after 4-5 thousand dollars in wiring and not really having time to cut the small patch of grass I have in my backyard I came upon a 2 and a half foot tall plant (in July, so it had to start in may or june) coming up from the dirt. The only varieties I have done are blueberry and BC Big Bud, so it had to be one of them. With all the rain we had this year, I did not add any ferts to the soil nor had to water it at all, just had to conceal it. I did so by using the four buckets with four poles and some white cloth mess and wrapped it in it, then positioned my old and new BBQ grills to block from the other neighbor ( the new one did not have to be moved it was positioned perfectly). Well the last 8 days were non-stop rain and I did not want to harvest fearing mold, finally a day came with 30 mph winds and 70 degrees, let nature dry off what it could and chopped before another thunderstorm came through, which did an hour after. Here are the pics, probably an oz. after drying and curing.

 

I know my furnace room is not the greatest place, but at this time of the year it stays a constant 60-65 degrees an has a slow recirculating fan that never shuts off. It if it were cold and running it would dry way to fast.