2023 Organic Outdoor cannabis grow journal

[Like2Grow]

Nothing yet and I might be too late but what's the best way to prevent and protect against powdery mildew and mold? Thx

Take out center branches/leaves with not much on them. Air flow improves and you don't lose useful bud.

Choosing a strain that doesn't get mold or PM counts much more though.

 

[CriticalWorm]

A couple days of sun finally but back to the rain soon enough by the sounds of things

 

[Oldchucky]

Love that purple one! I keep hoping to get one, but no luck. Save her first!

 

[MisterHelix]

A couple days of sun finally but back to the rain soon enough by the sounds of things

I see you’ve got a hoop frame there, @CriticalWorm . Do you ever throw a tarp over it to keep rain off the plants?

 

[CriticalWorm]

I see you’ve got a hoop frame there, @CriticalWorm . Do you ever throw a tarp over it to keep rain off the plants?

No but I've thought about doing something like that but then I'm scared I'd do more harm then good somehow. But any advise on that idea is welcome. Rather something more permanent myself but idk

 

[CriticalWorm]

Love that purple one! I keep hoping to get one, but no luck. Save her first!

White cookies hoping she works out well

 

[CriticalWorm]

Stupid ass weather. Need plans for my hoop shelter for next season. This is bull shit. Botrytis

 

[CriticalWorm]

First plant in. Just a baby. White widow

 

[CriticalWorm]

White cookies and pineapple express taken into camper

 

[Oldchucky]

Good luck this weekend! I think eventually Nova Scotia is going to drive you indoors. We’ll see.

 

[CriticalWorm]

Dancing in the wind this morning

 

[CriticalWorm]

4 girls cramped into a corner for a bit.

 

[Oldchucky]

Yeah, that sucker is going to pass right over you! Ground Zero, baby!

 

[CriticalWorm]

Good luck this weekend! I think eventually Nova Scotia is going to drive you indoors. We’ll see.

Thanks I need it. Unfortunately you may be right every year seems to get harder instead of easier around here. I'd hate to loss my outdoor grows..

 

[MisterHelix]

Thanks I need it. Unfortunately you may be right every year seems to get harder instead of easier around here. I'd hate to loss my outdoor grows..

Maybe varieties that finish extra early would help.

 

[Poekie]

Maybe varieties that finish extra early would help.

Fast versions, had some that finished end August, some beginning september.
Out here thats before the rains and before the caterpillar attacks, gonna grow some more next season.

 

[CriticalWorm]

looking for fast flowering resistant Outdoor strains for Nova Scotia.Anyone have any they swear by? The fastest most resistant plant I've ever had was (CRITICAL) a rare pheno type. That I only had the once. I've oreded over 10 more times trying to get her back but never did. I've tried a strain speedy chili fast that was not so bad. Looking for a new lineup for next year

 

[Oldchucky]

Good to see you are still here! If you have a hoop house, you might want to look into light Depping. You have all winter to research it!

 

[Poekie]

looking for fast flowering resistant Outdoor strains for Nova Scotia.Anyone have any they swear by? The fastest most resistant plant I've ever had was (CRITICAL) a rare pheno type. That I only had the once. I've oreded over 10 more times trying to get her back but never did. I've tried a strain speedy chili fast that was not so bad. Looking for a new lineup for next year

Fast Versions from Sweet Seeds did very well for me.
Green Poison FV finished end august, Cream Mandarin FV beginning september.
For next season looking at their S.A.D. (Sweet Afghan Delicious), Sweet Cheese or Tropicanna Poison.

 

[Like2Grow]

looking for fast flowering resistant Outdoor strains for Nova Scotia.Anyone have any they swear by? The fastest most resistant plant I've ever had was (CRITICAL) a rare pheno type. That I only had the once. I've oreded over 10 more times trying to get her back but never did. I've tried a strain speedy chili fast that was not so bad. Looking for a new lineup for next year

The earliest I found was Frostberry from Lucky13. Reg seed. One plant was purple buds. Both plants I grew were about 31/2 feet balls (topped twice when young) and they finished the end of July in the Ottawa area -https://www.lucky13seeds.com/frostberry

Best wishes with surviving the crap weather.