u/BedAccording5717

I'm grabbing some pizza tonight and waiting for it to come out of the oven. I scroll to pass time and see an El Nino weather map. It say our state should be buried in 40 feet of snow daily (I may be exaggerating). Huh, that's odd. I thought **looks at another link** ok, it should be flip flop and shorts weather. Let me just look at..... ok, torrential rains and never a dry day. Another website? only dry, but temps much lower.

Does ANYBODY have solid foundation on what to expect this winter? Classic between 0 and 500 inches for snow, somewhere between -30f and 112f?

This is sadly going to become more and more normal unless we all do something about it.

Edit: Well this blew up.

1. Yes, this is true. I’m the broker. I scheduled a showing and buyers cancelled because they brought this to my attention.
2. I was originally asking Realtors (In a sub for Realtors) if they have experienced this. I was not anticipating 500 comments from non agents; But thank you for your input.
3. Website to find cameras: maps.deflock.org

Anyone else experience this? This is a high end neighborhood in my area. The cameras are pointed towards the neighborhood and pool. My buyer is concerned HOA members have access to the cameras and will use them for fines and spying.

What does everybody think Am I "there"? My first official grow and I know it's not much to crow about, but I'm a proud poppa for even getting to this point. The trichomes appear to be a milky white and I see the amber curls around the buds. Do I clip and start the drying process, or do we let it run for another day or three?

Video by In The Know Idaho

Ok, putting my silliness out there. Please don't be too harsh judging me. I did something silly and got Herbie's seeds. I spent a whopping 25 dollars on a few different seeds. These happen to be apple pie autoflower. On the deck, I have tomato, squash and all manner of things. I started late in the season and threw two seeds into pots as a lark and just watered them with everything else.

I know, I know, I know they are scrawny. Just about everything wrong you guys all say not to do, I did and just basically left it to chance. To my astonishment, it grew something. I need you guys to tell me if it is something I should act on as far as clipping and drying, or do I put mega miracle grow something in the pot? Is it too early or late for anything other than let it go and enjoy some fun?

Help me Mary-Jane Kenobi, you're my only hope.

TLDR ; I put two/three seeds in a pot never having grown before and now don't know if my sad effort can become anything smoke-worthy.