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Let's see your 2024 outdoor grow!!

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Let's see your 2024 outdoor grow!!

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Ain’t weed, but pretty cool. Was hanging around when I got home. Had to land on the colorful table to mute its brightness.
 
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shaganja said:
It's that time again, thc farmers!! What bomb ass strains are you running for the 2024??!! I got a bunch this year!! I like the old schools, so got lots of them, and a few modern hybrids!!
D.j. short blueberry
Reeferman Santa marta gold
Black domina from sensi
Balkh afgani from kalifa
bodhi aca gold x (burmese x afgani)
Blue bonnet x Louis o.g. (riot seeds)
G.D.P. x ice cream cake
sour diesel (reeferman)
Super lemon haze x bog sour bubble
Purple punch (freebie)
Purple urkle x fire o.g. View attachment 2158663
LETS GROW!!!
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Wish I could talk my wife into letting me do this in our house.AWSOME
 
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I’ve always considered greenhouse weed kind of iffy on whether it is indoors or outdoors! But where I live, the law is on your side! It is illegal to grow outdoors here and it says in black-and-white All greenhouses are considered outdoors! L O L!
 
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Personally I prefer outdoor best. As long as the crops got enough favorable conditions and adequate sun during peak intensity and make it all the way to ripe maturity. You can not better it with indoor as long as the marijuana shares the exact same DNA.

I shouldn't count the chickens, just to say I can hardly wait to make a couple batches of hash after some gets cured.
 

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AirHammer said:
Personally I prefer outdoor best. As long as the crops got enough favorable conditions and adequate sun during peak intensity and make it all the way to ripe maturity. You can not better it with indoor as long as the marijuana shares the exact same DNA.

I shouldn't count the chickens, just to say I can hardly wait to make a couple batches of hash after some gets cured.
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Same here I prefer sungrown now the challenge I was faced with was pm. Every year it was the same battle. But I learned about lab's, bt,and compost teas as well as IMO2
 
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Novaracer69 said:
Same here I prefer sungrown now the challenge I was faced with was pm. Every year it was the same battle. But I learned about lab's, bt,and compost teas as well as IMO2
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If I lived back there, and nova said this stuff works I would be all over it! He didn’t just fall off the turnip truck! I would be all ears! Just two cents!
 
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Some night time feeding, that way at morning 🌄
We boomin !!!

I know people tend to want zero light leaks ...
No l.e.d on any devices on in the grow

But like pure darkness ????

I think it's gunna be alright !!!!
Plus I'm here in this reality as me one time

I'ma do some neat sh**!!!

Reduced Evaporation: Nighttime feeding might reduce water loss due to evaporation, as the cooler temperatures and higher humidity at night could prevent rapid drying out of the soil or growing medium.

Enhanced Nutrient Absorption: With lower light intensity at night, plants might have reduced photosynthetic activity, which could potentially make them more efficient at absorbing nutrients without the competition of energy production processes.

Minimized Light Stress: Some growers believe that feeding at night can reduce the stress on plants caused by bright lights and nutrient application simultaneously, particularly in high-intensity grow setups.

Improved Microbial Activity: Soil microorganisms, which help with nutrient uptake, might be more active at night when temperatures are lower and humidity is higher, potentially aiding in nutrient assimilation.
 

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Novaracer69 said:
Same here I prefer sungrown now the challenge I was faced with was pm. Every year it was the same battle. But I learned about lab's, bt,and compost teas as well as IMO2
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Please research silica supplements. How it is beneficial to marijuana and specifically how it assists the plants in to building up strong defences making it better able to resist PM and other nasties.

Silica is one of those elements that is not in abundance in soils that are favorable to growing. The small amounts it does contain get used up by the plants quickly.

I don't recall seeing it in abundance in most of the the typical fertilizers so a supplement is the next option.

I was tuned in to silicate by a fellow gardener 7 or 8 years ago when I was having issues with PM. I haven't seen mildew since I began using it. When before it was popping up here and there every second or 3rd grow. I seen enough to believe in its benefits.

" Spider mites or powdery mildew can overtake your garden quickly. If you use silica, however, this chance decreases. The reason being that silica increases plant tissue. This means pests will have a harder time easting the tissue and doing real damage ".

The usual maintenance always applies, and keeping things like PH in check and so on. Healthy plants are fighting plants and it all does its part to help.
 
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RootFarmer said:
Thanks man. I have 2x Blueberry Cupcake, a GDP, 2x Airheadz x unknown, 2 Notorious THC (one is a triploid). I have a grow diary if you wanna check it out.
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The blue- strains are always higher up on my list. As well as the cheesey strains, like blue cheese and other strains that stem off to form other lush cheese containing hybrids. Another couple I was super super impressed with was " wedding cake" and girl guide cookies. The two may of been involved in my all time favorite grows. Those were such healthy big thick high yielding ladies.

I'd like to do more purple kush OG. Man those were big beautiful high yielding trees. So many strains so little time.
 
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Bigalmoby said:
Your absolutely right I’m hooked I love it it’s relaxing most of the time but sometimes so stressful but I’m growing till I can’t for sure
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I remember when I first started growing outdoors every time I would see something that looked odd I would call someone I had met to quiz him up. He would always say wait and see don’t panic cuz I few leaves flipped over lmao
 
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