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Thank you stiffneck :), same here, I simply love growing outdoor sun-kissed monsters, also the reason why I started cracking seeds mid-December because I need to weed out ( pun intended ) the males and make sure they are plenty big before even going outdoors. :)

Hi, They will be going in the ground first week of June, still close to three months to go. :)

Some images from a week ago, the plants are doing well. :)

Well, I'm back I started earlier this time around, already popped some seeds that have transformed into beautiful young seedlings and I have another bunch starting to germinate. For this coming 2018 outdoor season, I wanted to try out a somewhat different selection of strains and crosses, so...

Hi Dan, :) Yes, they still all need some more time, some up to a month yet. The Gods Blue Cheese is from Jordan of The Islands Co. and I'm really looking forward to tasting it, should be done by first week of October, maybe a little sooner. :)

One Gods Blue Cheese, two Kryptonite and Durban Poison, two Lowryders, and one Pineapple Chunk. Looks like I'll be harvesting the Lowryders real soon with maybe the Deep Purple to follow though will have to wait and see.

Garden #1 update as harvest time gets closer up here. Plants are doing well and seem healthy and all are flowering. I've posted images of each one along with it's close up pic for buds and trichomes. The first two are Afgooey with their respective bud pics, then comes the three Asad plants...

September 9 pic of a Lowryder cola top, trichomes are mostly milky in appearance, what say you all, another week, two, more? :)

Hi Dan, :) That would be the Gods Blue Cheese from Jordan of the Islands in B.C., it's a cross of Gods Bud x Blueberry x Cheese. The branches as well as the leaves in close by the buds are blue-purplish, and I expect the buds to turn towards the purple as they get to the finish line come end...

Hello Ina :), thank you, I do enjoy growing outdoors, and we French Canadians says something similar " se rincer l'oeil ".

Hi, I'm growing a couple of Lowryders from seed in an outdoor garden, so far, all is going super fine though I am a little perplexed since all the information I've read about Lowryder says they get to be about 18-20 inches in height and mine are respectively 32" and 54". Here are images of...

Some images from yesterday, taken in garden #1.

So, these are images from yesterday while I was out in the garden, hand watering the plants, looks like they are coming along fine and tomorrow, I will be receiving a water pump to use to pull water from a nearby river and fill up some water reservoirs. :)

This is Asad, a landrace hash plant strain from a rural area by the same name, in the Kashmir region in Pakistan. From what I'm told, it can get very sticky going towards harvest time, and what really caught my eye, is that some of it's leaves have up to 12 fingers, and yes, this is a first for...

Some pics taken in the primary garden yesterday ( July 16th ).

Hello everyone :), been a while but weather up this way has been yucky since beginning of June and I was only able to plant them all in this second garden area around second week of June, so they are a bit on the small side I think, but I'm crossing digits they will have a burst and get big...

Been busy outdoors and had tons of catching up on lost week or more due to rain and bad weather up this way, still not great. Anyhow, Managed to prepare gardens ( 2 of them ) and get plants into ground. That second garden was murder for this 61 year old woman, good thing I had a lot of help...

The Ghesse ( G-13 x Cheese ) is from Barefrog, and the Asad also, thank you Barefrog, much appreciated. :)

On another note, we will have a second garden area this season, had some holes dug and will supplement existing native soil with some locally made compost, perlite, bone and blood meal. The native soil up this way, I have learned, is very rich, consisting of sand and loam, rich in minerals and...