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Cloning area added 07/12/04

This is where/how PG clones (he has a very high success ratio of rooting 95% of all cuttings). The problem he faces is pests, and this is why. It is not clean.

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Title	Description	Added
Sweet Purple vegging	100W fluorescents in organic FF soil.	07/12/04
Flowering Tea	This is where PG mixes his fertilizers. It is not sanitary, and this is how he stores the tea after it is made.	07/12/04
Mite Infected Plants	He has a couple plants that are really infected with mites. They are sitting here, and PG is treating them with Organicide.	07/12/04
PG's Fertilizers		07/12/04

Fertilizers and dog food	PG is not the cleanest grower I've met, and I think his choice of storage could be improved. Here are some of his vegging/flowering nutrients and dog food.	07/12/04
Mothers	From M. Emery - AK47 x White Widow, AK47 x Early Pearl, Stonehenge x Tundra, and Burmese x Fukin Incredible. Homemade seeds - Protest, June Bug, Snow x Shiskaberry.	07/12/04
Mothers	These are vegging in a closet with carpeting and no insulation. His temperatures fluxuate more than 15 degrees from day to night, and he has a fierce fungus gnat infestation. Ventilation is a small fan pointed in to the closet.	07/12/04
Fungus Gnat control	PG leaves an open container of orange juice to attract/drown fungus gnats. When he opened the door to this chamber swarms of gnats emerged and filled the room.	07/12/04
Flowering Chamber	10' x 10' x 7'	07/12/04
Flowering Chamber	1KW HPS + 400W HPS makes this a productive flowering room, despite the pests. That's the biggest spider mite I've ever seen!	07/12/04
Flowering Chamber, dog, and PG		07/12/04
Afghani cola	4 weeks of flowering	07/12/04
Spider Mite damage	Spider mites are everywhere in this flowering chamber. PG told me that he rubs them off every other day or so. This is an example of what cleanliness can prevent.	07/12/04
Chronic	Flowering 4 weeks	07/12/04
Snow x Shiskaberry	2 weeks flowering	07/12/04
Stinky Burmese	2 weeks flowering	07/12/04
June Bug	Flowering 2 weeks	07/12/04
Ballast and storage area	This is part of what shows that PG just started growing indoors. The entire flowering area is carpeted. He does not remove trash from the flowering chamber. His nutrients sit open for weeks, and he cannot control temperatures, pH, humidity, or pests.	07/12/04
Group Shot	Despite the pest issues this chamber looks good.	07/12/04
HPS Exhaust	A medium sized fan pushes air out; 6' dryer hose draws air in from outside, through the sealed hood, across the 1KW bulb, and out through a sealed window.	07/12/04
Berkley Blues	Flowering 2 weeks	07/12/04
Crippled Rhino	White Rhino x Crippler flowering 2 weeks	07/12/04
Spider Mite damage	This flowering chamber is infested. Every plant has at least three leaves with tiny white spots and eggs underneath.	07/12/04
5 gallon pots	PG wants his plants to finish at about 5' tall so he has them growing in 5 gallon pots. He has linoleum stretched across carpeting.	07/12/04
Grow floor		07/12/04
Cloning area	This is where/how PG clones (he has a very high success ratio of rooting 95% of all cuttings). The problem he faces is pests, and this is why. It is not clean.	07/12/04
Protest and Frosty	Flowering 2 weeks	07/12/04
Pond	On the way out to PG's outdoor crops we passed this beautiful pond. Another 50 yards brought us to a natural spring which supplies Nitrogen rich water for many plants in the area. PG currently backpacks gallons of water up the hillside every day.	07/12/04
Afghani fan leaf	This leaf is very large. The plant stands about 3' and this leaf was -->1' across.	07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Snow x Shiskaberry mother	This is a beautiful plant, and yet to start flowering is looking to be a giant. PG is a tall mofo.	07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Spider Mite damage	PG vegged these indoors long enough to get some size, but they also contracted spider mites. This outdoor crop has now introduced spider mites to an otherwise sterile environment. We'll see how nature calls this one.	07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Camouflage	Sparse canopy and storm damage is an excellent camouflage for these gardens.	07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Watch dog		07/12/04
Crop shot	Deer ate one of PG's plants, so PG tracked himself a deer to find how they were coming into the garden. He then put up some chicken wire to prevent large herbivores from eating his 'salads'. He also has urine, dog feces and garlick in all his outdoor gardens.	07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Crop shot		07/12/04
Indoor seed garden	PG is crossing WWxAK47, Fucking Incredible, and Protest Pot females with a Stonehenge male.	09/18/04
Lady bugs	Helping him keep the spider mites in check.	09/18/04
Lady bugs		09/18/04
Group shot		09/18/04
Stonehenge male		09/18/04
Another Lady bug		09/18/04
Group shot		09/18/04
Outdoor first weeks of flowering	At the time of these pictures the sun is only shining for about 10 hours, and PG believes they have started flowering. They have stretched for the past month.	09/18/04
Outdoor shot		09/18/04
Outdoor shot		09/18/04
Outdoor shot		09/18/04
Outdoor shot		09/18/04
Elk damage		09/18/04
Elk damage		09/18/04
Outdoor shot		09/18/04
Outdoor shot		09/18/04
Outdoor shot		09/18/04
Outdoor shot		09/18/04
PG's herb		09/18/04