Let's see your 2024 outdoor grow!!

[Jimmie]

First two are OG, third critical orange punch. Place is stinkin up, good stink!

 

[AirHammer]

I'm amazed that there's still moisture in the soil at that temperature. I have one of mine in a 20 gallon, give her 2-3 gallons of water a day, and the soil is bone dry by 5pm. Same with the one I have in ground as well. Over watering never crosses my mind in July and August. So yeah that's interesting to me.

What do your soil mixtures consist of?

I like planting in the ground and using an abundance of moisture retaining material. Even when I tried holding back to promote root growth the plants didn't show any signs of moisture deficiency. Although its not the best practice it can be helpful if done carefully. Essentially it can stress out the thing.

Using humus and worm castings and nice fluffy composted soil along with compost in abundance. Usually holds moisture fairly well. I feel a need to water every other day as normal routine.

Mj roots grow shallow and the bigger that span of root mass gets the better. But they can still uproot easily in strong wind. Since packing the soil down is a bad idea.

 

[AirHammer]

This plant got SO bushy. I never seen anything quite like it. I prefer bushy plants and it helps with yeild pulls, yes. But this thing is ridiculous.

Its hard to tell but I was holding a bunch of foliage to the side to see "in". Usually you can see some daylight on the other side. Btw I already began fan leaf trim and disposal to start cutting away some weight. I find combined with bud weight and rain weight it starts really adding up.

On more than one occasion I had to rescue plants that had uprooted. After breaking ties and branches, then tipping over.

I seen bushy plants before, but that one is some kind of champion lol.

 

[AirHammer]

I noticed funny looking "spots" on the lowest couple branches. I'm going to guess it was past bug damage, not sure. I'm behind on plant diagnosis. It is a good thing of course I'm not complaining.

Its more of a curiosity at this point than a worry. I will follow up on close image of the spots I mention by this afternoon.

I misplaced the images I made on the matter. But this is the girl showing those alements ( she's the other thin tree's "twin". Plant #1 and #5 share similar phenotypes #5). The x-mas tree pheno. I guess shes about 6.5 ft. at this point. The initial stretch seems to be slowing down some.

 

[AirHammer]

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Damn, shes tall! What are its known strains?

 

[durbin92810]

What do your soil mixtures consist of?

I like planting in the ground and using an abundance of moisture retaining material. Even when I tried holding back to promote root growth the plants didn't show any signs of moisture deficiency. Although its not the best practice it can be helpful if done carefully. Essentially it can stress out the thing.

Using humus and worm castings and nice fluffy composted soil along with compost in abundance. Usually holds moisture fairly well. I feel a need to water every other day as normal routine.

Mj roots grow shallow and the bigger that span of root mass gets the better. But they can still uproot easily in strong wind. Since packing the soil down is a bad idea.

In the ground I layered some compost, earthworm castings, bone and blood meal, bat guano, and layered in between with pearlite and the native soil. I even cover the ground with straw mulch to slow the evaporation.
Temp in the 70's I water twice a week. 80's every other day. 90's every day. 100's twice a day.
I don't know it's just been a rule of thumb for me to increase water frequency as it gets hotter. My entire garden beyond just the cannabis always reacts very well to it.

 

[durbin92810]

I noticed funny looking "spots" on the lowest couple branches. I'm going to guess it was past bug damage, not sure. I'm behind on plant diagnosis. It is a good thing of course I'm not complaining.

Its more of a curiosity at this point than a worry. I will follow up on close image of the spots I mention by this afternoon.

I misplaced the images I made on the matter. But this is the girl showing those alements ( she's the other thin tree's "twin". Plant #1 and #5 share similar phenotypes #5). The x-mas tree pheno. I guess shes about 6.5 ft. at this point. The initial stretch seems to be slowing down some.

Yeah, sounds like mites. It's inevitable.

 

[GNick55]

Damn, shes tall! What are its known strains?

Kumaoni landrace

 

[GNick55]

I'm amazed that there's still moisture in the soil at that temperature. I have one of mine in a 20 gallon, give her 2-3 gallons of water a day, and the soil is bone dry by 5pm. Same with the one I have in ground as well. Over watering never crosses my mind in July and August. So yeah that's interesting to me.

20 gallon should take around 6 gallons of water..

 

[durbin92810]

20 gallon should take around 6 gallons of water..

Ahh that's probably it. Instead of the 6 gallons every 2 days, I'm giving them 3 every day. If anything it helps keep them cooled down when it's 90+ out.

 

[Galgrows]

Week 3 flower Blueberry muffins and a White widow x Purple kush. Filling in real nice.

 

[RedEyeJedi420]

Mobb Boss x2, Dosi-lato, Gelato 25, Wedding cake.

 

[EternalSun]

Good morning pics…
GG4:

 

[EternalSun]

The Shiz:

 

[cbrians]

 

[Thashack89]

Week 5 time!!!!

 

[cpurola]

The lady is looking good. We're getting to time of year you want things tied up especially when you know they'll be heavy.

When I throw the flash on the camera the buds pop much better ;-).

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I went out with my loupe and the trics are looking cloudy. What are your's looking like?

 

[Like2Grow]

I went out with my loupe and the trics are looking cloudy. What are your's looking like?

For BMS pistils are starting to rust and trics look like:

I've got a manual Bud Leaf Trimmer winging it's way to me through Amazon. They sound like a good set up with big plants.

 

[Galgrows]

I went out with my loupe and the trics are looking cloudy. What are your's looking like?

Really already? Just on some right? How far in flower are the ones that are cloudy? Dang girl your lucky.

 

[cpurola]

Really already? Just on some right? How far in flower are the ones that are cloudy? Dang girl your lucky.

It's the early flowering Blood, Milk & Sky. The disease is eating leaves so fast I'm afraid I'll have to harvest some early.
I usually like to wait for amber, but at this rate I won't have a leaf left in a couple weeks.