Let's see your 2023 outdoor grow!

[Oldchucky]

Oh there’s hope! Shouldn’t be any problem as long as you keep the routes fairly cool. Low 100s isn’t that bad. I think what makes things tough on you is that sometimes it is humid with that heat! I don’t like shading them. I want to keep that transpiration train a rolling! But I don’t think a couple of days will hurt anything. Will be about 5 to 10° hotter here but dry. Bigger pots, lots of water, no mollycoddling! You’ll be all right!

 

[Mikedin]

I actually love this, no cherry picked photo here, all the lumps bumps and bruises, not every grow is going to be a zinger. Sometimes the variables aren’t on your side. It’ll still yield bro!

Can’t learn if you ignore mistakes!

 

[Oldchucky]

Denial is your enemy! Get you in trouble every time!

 

[Captspaulding]

Denial is your enemy! Get you in trouble every time!

Facts. 100%.

 

[Oldchucky]

Except in court!

 

[Captspaulding]

Except in court!

Touché

 

[Porky1982]

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Can we please see some pics of this when it's in late flower?

 

[shaganja]

I would top it with with something. Straw, mulch, cover crops, anything. even a blanket. With help your soil keep moisture longer. Cow manure is really good at holding water.

 

[Mikedin]

Can we please see some pics of this when it's in late flower?

@1diesel1 grow last year was awesome as well

https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/oregun-hemp-season-2022-do-it-or-die.138898/

 

[Madbud]

Heat and small pots is a double edged sword. Plant wilts from hot roots, you water cooling the roots to revive it and now have heat stress and overwatering, she starts feeding off the leaves…
They’re growing outside in the ghetto

 

[Oldchucky]

Morning becomes electric!

 

[Novaracer69]

wow it's that time of year where they're growing so fast it's hard to keep up with watering and canopy maintenance. Oh and I had to fight of some little brown grass hoppers. But I won 1 plant didn't like the neem seed oil but she will be fine.

 

[fromogtothis]

Wedding Gelato and Peyote Zkittles clones in the back row, and a Blue Dream from seed in the front. These are photoperiods that I'm forcing to bud early by using light deprivation.

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It's the only way to go here in parts of Michigan. Especially if you're into sativas. More work yes but I like my girls to flower under the summer sun not the fall clouds/rain. Take care and happy growing

 

[fromogtothis]

Agreed! And learning the hard way, sometimes shows in the gross that you present now! You’re good at it! Besides, if everything goes smoothly, it’s no fun! Got to keep those synapses popping!

I couldn't agree more. It's the challenge! Indoor is not challenging anymore but mother nature can really shake things up

 

[westlafadeaway73]

3 Skunk #1 photos 1 Kong auto

 

[Holyherb]

My current grow! Each pic is about 2-3 weeks apart. They are in 4x4 raised bed with 100g of ffof in each one. Theres a few 25-45 gallon pots mixed in

 

[shaganja]

My current grow! Each pic is about 2-3 weeks apart. They are in 4x4 raised bed with 100g of ffof in each one. Theres a few 25-45 gallon pots mixed in

Love the night pic! Nice looking beds!

 

[shaganja]

Never give up! Where there’s a will there’s a way! Just gotta figure it out and get good at it!

I would imagine a frame with clear plastic over it would help with heat retention late in the season especially with the warmed barrels in

Yes, and will dig a wide hole for more geo thermal. Flexy pipe gets laid out across hole in ground with both ends coming into greenhouse. Fans on the end of pipe for air movement. Ground temps are at 55 degrees, so will heat in winter, and cool in summer.

 

[electroguy]

Left to right
Blue dream andSuper lemon haze, in the same pot
Malawi x dog trap x golden glue
Critical locktite
Super lemon haze x 91 chem dawg x mystery pollen ( most anticipated seeds from last year's grow
1 malawi clone I made (foreground)

I finished one of the super lemon dawgs and a blueberry og last week and just jarred them up.

 

[Mikedin]

Yes, and will dig a wide hole for more geo thermal. Flexy pipe gets laid out across hole in ground with both ends coming into greenhouse. Fans on the end of pipe for air movement. Ground temps are at 55 degrees, so will heat in winter, and cool in summer.

Nice! Sounds like an awesome plan, can’t wait to see it in full flower, gunna look awesome, probably like a strawberry patch of bud