Glad you’re able to save them. Nice buds!
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Bet that mission got the heart thumping Johnny !!
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Yep lol they still gotta couple weeks to go, but they’re safe under 600W HPS now, to finish at their leisure lol
The wife and me were both having to work a bit, then sit a bit, etc lol
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Heck they r really gonna spoil you in fruits for taking them in and giving them a warm place to stay 
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Ok I was sitting here relaxing after that little chore, now I’m going offline for the evening.
I’ll catch all you good people tomorrow!
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Well looks like your way into the frost advisory with those sparkly gals! Great looking plants ! I’ll bet since your all natural your plants may be at the top of their BRIX readings ( something I’ve gotten into lately) you will actually have frost protection as well !
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Good Morning OG!
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Morning Johnny! Was just scrolling all those bud shots of yours a second ago. Things are looking really good man!
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Thnx cuz, I’m liking the way they’re coming along too lol Only a couple more weeks to go and they’ll b done.
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What did you sleep in today?
Good morning folks!
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Naw lol I just got up at normal…just took my time in the shower and making breakfast, reading the news etc before coming in around 4:30 lol
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Gotcha. I saw it said 2hrs ago and I’m used to seeing like 5hrs ago for you. I know because I usually see that and feel like a wuss for “sleeping in” to the late hour of 7 am 
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Great to see another composter been doing it myself for probably close to 20 years or so now at first I didn’t know much always thinking the hotter the better! Had a few getting above 175f or so always wanted to try cooking a chicken or turkey in tinfoil wrapped compost pile! Lol
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lol usually by that time, I’ve already done my morning routine with the plants. Then back here lol
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lol cuz, that ‘hot’ compost isn’t much good until you let it cool down. I bought a couple sq yards of it back about 20 yrs ago to get my bins started and it was so hot it was smoking! i cut it with forest topsoil ( a LOT) blended into a few amendments and then spread it out to cool off. Let is sit and ‘work’ a bit for about 2 months before starting to use it. The plants LOVED it!
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Lol pumpkin seeds always seem to find a way in my worm bins every year ! Reds love pumpkin meat! Getting close to that time again! Kill ‘ em bury them and water away now that’s seed sprout tea right In the wormy bin!
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I use a thick sheet of Shower Pan Liner from Lowes to line the bottom of my bins with, that way I can collect that sweet tea and not let it seep away that stuff is great for nute boost
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Yea a started a raspberry bush 1.5 years or so ago from a sucker plant this year it got hugh with decent fruit been sitting next to my worm bin that’s a 30 gallon smarty… I’d say it loves my sweet juice that’s dripping from my pots !
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Yeah, its so easy to do here too. I mean I gotta get rid of grass clippings and leaves anyway. And when you would move the piles that were made when I was a kid, the worms and soil beneath the leaves were better than any bag at a garden center. Couple of pallets, some long 10-12" timberlock screws, and ya got yourself a cheap compost bin setup. Plenty of tomatoes sprout in there in the summer from rotten fruit, one year we got the squash from hell growing out of it (couldn’t mow that part of the yard for months because we didn’t wanna mow the squash plant down).
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Great tip I have one of those need to try it!