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2019 outdoor season

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lol,im a 7 iron from simcoe...you?
Haha awesome, I’m not too far, just west of the GTA. Usually end up on simcoe for some ice fishing, but prefer the hidden trout lakes in the kawarthas.
 
Saw pics of 12-15 foot giants in Ed Rosenthal’s grow handbook yesterday...getting a little nervous. Hoping the planter size will stunt their growth. I guess it’s a good problem to have. 😬
 

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If you got gophers you need barriers. New chicken wire and I'd dig at least a shovels full depth then place the wire to a few inches or more above soil line. Trust me, those bastards get a taste for weed and it's all over. I've lost 2 in 2 weeks because I didn't replace the chicken wire this spring.


bastards....our new site has them but we have a million dogs between the two of us and the tenant--all of whom love trying to get at 'em. they never do, but they seem to have scared them off. it's a big site though...god only knows what those buggers are doing to my root zones if they come at them laterally...i can't always see through the straw...
 
Yours also look awesome!:)In fact both are really healthy looking grows!

Yes I agree with Ina! I’m liking how your plants are looking @TerriR , and if they’re going to get to 12-15 feet that’s crazy!! Mine will probably be 6-7 ft when they’re all harvested, except the ogkz, I’m expecting it to be around 10 feet!
 
Yes I agree with Ina! I’m liking how your plants are looking @TerriR , and if they’re going to get to 12-15 feet that’s crazy!! Mine will probably be 6-7 ft when they’re all harvested, except the ogkz, I’m expecting it to be around 10 feet!
Thanks! I have figured out reasons that I prefer my own grow: 1) better strains...I can grow the stuff that’s not profitable for dispensaries 2) outdoor, organic sun grown 3) moist, sticky buds vs dry, crunchy makes my throat happy 4) more economical! (Trying to justify all the expensive nutrients and seeds that never arrive ☹)

pS...Think my Space Force is starting to flower...
 

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Thanks! I have figured out reasons that I prefer my own grow: 1) better strains...I can grow the stuff that’s not profitable for dispensaries 2) outdoor, organic sun grown 3) moist, sticky buds vs dry, crunchy makes my throat happy 4) more economical! (Trying to justify all the expensive nutrients and seeds that never arrive ☹)

pS...Think my Space Force is starting to flower...

Amen to that! It’s much more economical. If I get HALF of what the breeders info suggests the plant will yield then I should be at about 20 cents per gram. Even that is quite expensive for me. That price even includes the lights bought and electricity used for starting indoors. But also not including all the man hours it took to nurture the girls.

If I yield anywhere more than half of what is suggested from the breeder then it’s even cheaper! Can’t get that price anywhere else other than growing!!

Also my white critical express has started flowering as well. I have an AK kush express starting to show its pubic hairs and my Kabul express is starting to slow down it’s stretch I think. Here’s two pics of the white critical and one of AK kush.
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Thanks! I have figured out reasons that I prefer my own grow: 1) better strains...I can grow the stuff that’s not profitable for dispensaries 2) outdoor, organic sun grown 3) moist, sticky buds vs dry, crunchy makes my throat happy 4) more economical! (Trying to justify all the expensive nutrients and seeds that never arrive ☹)

pS...Think my Space Force is starting to flower...
I hope I am wrong but it looks...male?
 
Amen to that! It’s much more economical. If I get HALF of what the breeders info suggests the plant will yield then I should be at about 20 cents per gram. Even that is quite expensive for me. That price even includes the lights bought and electricity used for starting indoors. But also not including all the man hours it took to nurture the girls.

If I yield anywhere more than half of what is suggested from the breeder then it’s even cheaper! Can’t get that price anywhere else other than growing!!

Also my white critical express has started flowering as well. I have an AK kush express starting to show its pubic hairs and my Kabul express is starting to slow down it’s stretch I think. Here’s two pics of the white critical and one of AK kush.
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So...thinking I should cut the veg nutrients by 50% and start some bloom nutrients now. I already use about half recommended strength...smaller amounts but more frequently (twice a week) and gradually cut the veg nutes to about 25%::: and increase feeding to every other day. ( time to get scientific here) 😜 thoughts on that plan?
 
Hi all!! Great looking gals you all are growing well on their way to becoming Allstars! My ? Is why are some of our plants flowering so early this year? I have 2 of my 4 gals starting to flower big time. I put them outside on May 24 no different than last year the only difference is my plants were about 3.5 weeks older than last years-gals on the same days WTF? Last year I didn’t see anything flowering until the first week in August and this year I’m a whole month ahead of schedule and I’ve done nothing different other than using microhizae on every transplant which is 3 times. I like that they are doing so well but it kinda scares me into thinking they might hermie on me?any thoughts out there? And I’m in bigger pots this year doubled the pot size from 15 gallons to 35 ish gallons
 

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Hi all!! Great looking gals you all are growing well on their way to becoming Allstars! My ? Is why are some of our plants flowering so early this year? I have 2 of my 4 gals starting to flower big time. I put them outside on May 24 no different than last year the only difference is my plants were about 3.5 weeks older than last years-gals on the same days WTF? Last year I didn’t see anything flowering until the first week in August and this year I’m a whole month ahead of schedule and I’ve done nothing different other than using microhizae on every transplant which is 3 times. I like that they are doing so well but it kinda scares me into thinking they might hermie on me?any thoughts out there?
 
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