New to the forum, looking for some AZ buddies!

It’s probably your turtle

 

Exactly, you never see him because he’s taking a weed nap

 

All buddies are welcome! I've consulted at many Cali grows! Some beautiful areas out there, didn't have my Tundra at the time or I would have explored more.

 

That's awesome to hear, I wanted to go cheaper but after the tour of the shop and meeting the people that will be making my sliders I was pretty much sold after seeing the quality and detail put into them. Then there was a July 4th sale and I couldn't pass them up.

 

I'm more than happy to answer any questions you may have! Just shoot me a message if you run into trouble.

 

They just need consistency and proper pruning/trimming. Gotta make sure nothing is hurting the rhizosphere and have proper lighting schedules. You'll do it right once and be hooked, there's nothing like growing your own big sticky and smelly bud covered plant. Also how you cure the flower, a simple mistake will give you a wet hey smell. Genetics matter too, but you got this brotha! It's a fun hobby.

 

Depending on when you ordered yours hopefully soon. I ordered mine July 3rd and they were ready on the 18th. Unfortunately there hours are hard to get to m-f 8-4 is my exact shift at work and there business hours. Luckily I have this Monday off to get them, gave in and just scheduled the install so I didn’t have to bake in the sun for a few hours doing it myself.

 

Order some 2x2 rock wool cubes soak them in a weak fertilizer until you stop seeing bubbles to ensure full saturation then put the seeds in the pre-made holes with the pointy side of the seed facing down so the taproot grows in the right direction. Keep a weak but ideally warm light about 10 inches from the cube for 2-3 weeks or until you see white roots coming out of the bottom of the cube. You'll water the cube every other day for about a week, then daily once you see the embryonic leaves. Mist the leaves twice daily with distilled water. By the two week mark you'll see a 4 to 6 inch plant, probably with a few roots poking out from the bottom of the cube. Kill any male plants (plants with pollen sacks) Then once you see a decent amount of roots coming from the bottom, place the cube in a 3 gallon pot with presoaked soil. It will look droopy for a few days, it's called transplant shock which is normal. You should place a stronger light over it at this point and give it additional constant light for a month. Within a month you'll have a 3 to 4 foot plant. Once you hit that point, you'll begin to flip it into its flowering stage by giving it 12 hours of light and 12 hours of absolute darkness. If you break the photocycle and allow light in during its dark period it can stress it out and it will produce seeds. Make sure to keep a basic house fan blowing on it when it hits 1 foot tall and always keep it on. It prevents mold and mildew and stimulates root growth by simulating wind. And after the average 8 weeks on a 12/12 cycle you should have a nice sticky and great smelling plant. I could go on and on about fertilizers and pests but just message me if you have question.

 

That's awesome news, so mine will hopefully be done soon since I placed my order a day after you. I went with top plates and the black powder coat so it may take longer. I'm at my parents currently so I have no room to put them on myself and also screw the sun so I'm scheduling an install as well.

 

same order it sounds like unless you didn’t do tig.

And if you haven’t talked to them about install it breaks down to $140 an hour, and they said 1.5hr job so $210 no tax.

 

]New as well to the Tundra world. In the Phx valley

 

Welcome to the Valley and to Tundras.com.

 

Basins unite

 

I thought it was a depression, at least that's what I feel when I visit.

 

Most depressive basin in the state, I’ll give ‘em that!

 

I propose a poll to determine the necessity of a poll

 

We might need a committee

 

If we had a nickel for every time we’ve accidentally started a government on this site…

 

It's all good guys! I'm invested now too, and I'll take it as a compliment that my first post got derailed by weed and a valley vs basin argument.

 

Are you headed to Kingman permanently or just for a week or so? A couple of the Basin Bros have already been talking about setting up a back side of Mt Lemmon run, soon

 

Yup, same order. But I went with the 15 degree angle. So $210 plus the $110 bucks to make my round trip from Tucson, not too bad. God I love these trucks, but we all know they are some thirsty girls lol.