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Outdoor grow in Southeast Michigan 2024

I'm optomistic, but I've lost alot to botrytis so I don't expect too much. You will have your hands full as well if your Sativas produce what you say, but a month after I'm done. 😉 Month after your done? lol By fast flowerin sativas, i mean fast...
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cpurola said:
I'm optomistic, but I've lost alot to botrytis so I don't expect too much.
You will have your hands full as well if your Sativas produce what you say, but a month after I'm done. 😉
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Month after your done? lol


By fast flowerin sativas, i mean fast flowering. 2/3 of the peaceblasters, the mystery sativa, and My mexi red x afghani landrace, all sativa dom, all should be done like halfway through september to late september. 😉 Theyre ahead of every indica i have lol. Theyre also gonna rot less, yield more, and be easier to trim, and have a happier high then my indicas (obviously not sure about the mystery sativa potency or lineage, but its getting real stinky and frosty though too and flowering REAL fast). My indicas will likely be a little more potent though.

Theyre ahead of a lot of yours looks like lol. I had budlets and trichomes before august even started on em.
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This pic is from August 1st or 2nd i believe.

The comubian dominant PB #1 pheno, thats not part of this list i think youd be interested in lmao. That's just the plant i talk about the most. There's no way in hell you could finish that plant in Michigan. Wouldn't even be worth trying without a greenhouse.
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
Month after your done? lol


By fast flowerin sativas, i mean fast flowering. 2/3 of the peaceblasters, the mystery sativa, and My mexi red x afghani landrace, all sativa dom, all should be done like halfway through september. 😉 Theyre ahead of every indica i have lol. Theyre also gonna rot less, yield more, and be easier to trim, and have a happier high then my indicas (obviously not sure about the mystery sativa potency or lineage, but its getting real stinky and frosty though too and flowering REAL fast). My indicas will likely be a little more potent though.

Theyre ahead of a lot of yours looks like lol. I had budlets and trichomes before august even started on em.
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This pic is from August 1st or 2nd i believe.
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Okay, okay, is this a competition? LOL
You need to be in the 1 gallon challenge.
I never got on the list. (which is a very good thing.) 😉
 
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Its def not a competition, if ya dont want em ya dont want em lol. I didnt mean to imply competitiveness by saying theyre ahead of many of yours, thats just a comparison to show how quickly they are moving along is all. They ahead of all my others too lol.

I just figured you may want high yeidling plants that wont rot and are easy to trim. Didnt seem like you were looking forward to trim jail much.


Id have prob slayed in a 1gal contest tbh. But i got a tent full of breeding clones, a giant patch outside to take care of, and im moving again after harvest lol. Ill prob try and catch the next contest though. Busy season is rapidly approaching at the club too, im enjoying being on salary while working 4hrs a day rn, but that salary thing is gonna bone me come fall. (and boy am i glad most my harvest will be fast sativas, lemme tell ya lol)

Itll also be 18 months since iv e had a seizure com November, and i can go through the process of getting my driver's license back and all that. Maybe even buy my first car in a decade lol.


What determines when a plant outside goes into flower, isnt how fast they panic flower indoors, not one bit. Biggs always beat the blasters indoors.

But the blasters respond MUCH MUCH faster to environmental change then biggs, so they notice daylight hours shortening, pretty much immediately and will have stacking buds close to a month before biggs outdoors. How fast a given plant responds to environmental change has the biggest impact on when they start flowering outdoors. Hour count, is actually 100% completely and totally meaningless in my experience with when plants go into flower outdoors. Im still at nearly 15hrs daylight here lol.
 
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Genuinely not just trying to hype my plans or go "look how amazing these things are"

If they do finish quickly enough to be grown up there, they'll just be a night and day trim jail difference. I can, no joke, trim like a pound of most PB phenos in the time it takes me to trim a few ounces of Biggs. And I finished them in KC no problem. And KC first frost lines up within a few days of Lapeer county's first frost most years. Idk where you live, but if it's SE MI you can't be far from Lapeer county, there no way lol. the fast blaster pheno in KC was done in the ides of September lol.

I'll prob be sending lots of PB s1's to my cousins in Saginaw lol.
 
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EternalSun said:
Lapeer is about 25 miles from me.
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I have a bunch of cousins that grow outdoors up there, they moved to saginaw several years ago though. I was actually born in Flint, but was growing up in TN by the time i was a few years old.


p.s. ill send the seeds i make to anyone that wants them lol. Im not trying to be pushy, i apologize if it comes across that way, im just trying to be open and generous. Im very bad at being social.
 
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GNick55 said:
well where is he? plants in southern area are probably flowering,. we’re still waiting
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Kinda in between. At 37 North latitude. I'm still at near 15hrs daylight here though. And high elevation surrounded by lower which cuts a lot of twilight out too.

The ones im talking about went into flower before any of my indicas even did lol. I would be calling them fast flowering sativas if they weren't. Their stretch kicked off well before 15hrs. Noticed it on the first two right around July 4th. 🤙

The mexi red x afghani started going into flower so quickly after the soltice, i thought she was gonna reveg. But nope, she's just already starting to enter first heavy stacking period as of early august lol. That one's prob gonna finish mid september, but maybe later if enough of the mexi red shines through later on. she might just keep stacking til she gets cut. Shes got a lot of lank to he leaves, but her buds are these little dense indica balls lol. No clue what to expect from her in the end really.


Actually more like 36.5 north looking at latitude maps closely.
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
Kinda in between. At 37 North latitude. I'm still at near 15hrs daylight here though. And high elevation surrounded by lower which cuts a lot of twilight out too.

The ones im talking about went into flower before any of my indicas even did lol. I would be calling them fast flowering sativas if they weren't. Their stretch kicked off well before 15hrs. Noticed it on the first two right around July 4th. 🤙

The mexi red x afghani started going into flower so quickly after the soltice, i thought she was gonna reveg. But nope, she's just already starting to enter first heavy stacking period as of early august lol. That one's prob gonna finish mid september, but maybe later if enough of the mexi red shines through later on. she might just keep stacking til she gets cut. Shes got a lot of lank to he leaves, but her buds are these little dense indica balls lol. No clue what to expect from her in the end really.


Actually more like 36.5 north looking at latitude maps closely.
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My indicas are just starting to throw lots more pistils. After today's 1.5" of rain in 1 hour I'm scared to go back there.
We have a slight valley between the house and the plants and hubby says while I was out, it rained so hard the muddy water was 20' wide before it ran off or sunk in. Yikes.
This weeks forecast is relativity dry thank goodness.

And I'm not a sativa person, but I'm sure I could find a few to share with if you want to send some seeds this way. THANKS
 
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Oldchucky said:
Beautiful nova! It’s August 7! Let’s see them October 1! Sorry! I can’t help it! It’s in my DNA! Good luck!
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Thanks chucky these are the largest plants I have grown to date. I knew they could get big but hell the Grandaddy Purple is 70" across 🤯 I might throw some trellis netting on a few of them to support heavy buds.
 
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