Let's see your 2024 outdoor grow!!

[cbrians]

Yeah, but they’re not crying about tornadoes and hurricanes and blizzards!

honestly! I live on a fault line, which isn’t shit compared to the parts of california that spontaneously combust.

would never live somewhere with hurricanes hard pass

 

[robertsterry]

Yeah, but they’re not crying about tornadoes and hurricanes and blizzards!

That hurricane kept it rainy and cloudy for a week but the girls were resilient and shined when the sun came back out, they are now hanging out in the shed.

 

[cbrians]

That hurricane kept it rainy and cloudy for a week but the girls were resilient and shined when the sun came back out, they are now hanging out in the shed.

major points to any plant that survives a hurricane

 

[robertsterry]

major points to any plant that survives a hurricane

No doubt, the SE got hit much much harder. It was just lots of dark rainy days up here in NE Ohio.

 

[RootFarmer]

there’s no spare anything in my house

Same here. All non living space is full of art supplies/artwork, books and music. About 95% of my artwork is digital these days so most of that stuff is my wife's . I have probably 100k+ digital pieces so that saves A LOT of space, thankfully. Lol

 

[cbrians]

Same here. All non living space is full of art supplies/artwork, books and music. About 95% of my artwork is digital these days so most of that stuff is my wife's . I have probably 100k+ digital pieces so that saves A LOT of space, thankfully. Lol

When we moved back in with my mother in law we took our full five bedroom house and moved it into a full five bedroom house lol

feel like we’re constantly donating and reorganizing but somehow getting more stuff

 

[Jimmie]

honestly! I live on a fault line, which isn’t shit compared to the parts of california that spontaneously combust.

would never live somewhere with hurricanes hard pass

Luckily up here the hurricanes are going 20 mph, pass by quickly. I had plants survive tropical storms and many nor’easters. Hurricanes suck, but they make great waves.

 

[robertsterry]

Luckily up here the hurricanes are going 20 mph, pass by quickly. I had plants survive tropical storms and many nor’easters. Hurricanes suck, but they make great waves.

Anyone use Boveda humidity control packets in your jars

 

[Jimmie]

I don’t, plenty on here do.

 

[robertsterry]

I don’t, plenty on here do.

Never used them before but ordered a box to give them a try.

 

[shaganja]

Anyone use Boveda humidity control packets in your jars

Yup! Tried the 58, the 60, and now trying out the 69. So sticky, and fresh, but boveda suggests against them for weed, since mold can grow in this humidity. But Idc, my buds that go in jar don't have it, so nothing can grow. Used them last season, and will admit it's a a little tough on the grinder, but am in love with the freshness. 1 year weed taste like i picked it a month ago.

 

[tall boys]

Getting closer to the finish line
My permanent marker shattered purple overnight

And my hello cookie it's just cruising along

 

[tall boys]

Getting closer to the finish line
My permanent marker shattered purple overnight
View attachment 2297698
And my hello cookie it's just cruising along
View attachment 2297699View attachment 2297700

people in northern hemisphere we have to seal up at night only the top open

 

[robertsterry]

Yup! Tried the 58, the 60, and now trying out the 69. So sticky, and fresh, but boveda suggests against them for weed, since mold can grow in this humidity. But Idc, my buds that go in jar don't have it, so nothing can grow. Used them last season, and will admit it's a a little tough on the grinder, but am in love with the freshness. 1 year weed taste like i picked it a month ago.

I ordered the 62% and says on the package For Craft Weed ,anyway I'm going to try them out.

 

[shaganja]

I ordered the 62% and says on the package For Craft Weed ,anyway I'm going to try them

No. They don't recommend using the 69 packs.

 

[durbin92810]

If I could afford that I could probably afford dispensary prices

I can afford the extra bathroom but I can't afford dispensary prices. Gotta feed my kids some time or another.

 

[Novaracer69]

Anyone use Boveda humidity control packets in your jars

I have used them but 2years ago I started using groove bag's. I have never gotten a cure in a jar like I can get in the bag's. When you need a lot they get expensive real quick. But there's no burping needed and they maintain humidity without the salty after taste.

 

[RootFarmer]

Grove bags are the only way to go. They really give a superior cure. They do more than just preserve terps, the terp profile gets more complex after a few months. And they couldn't be easier. After all the time, effort and money invested in growing great weed, a few bucks per bag is nothing.

 

[EternalSun]

Anyone use Boveda humidity control packets in your jars

I use 62% packs. I have been using them for my past three seasons. In my opinion they seem to work good. I have a few jars left from 2021, and while getting dry, it’s still smokable. Also have jars that didn’t use any packs, and there’s a lot of difference. The bovida weed is much better after long term storage like this.
(I have never used grove bags, but always heard good stuff about them).

 

[SchweddyBawlz]

Purple majik and blue dream got the axe 12 days ago. Final trim was yesterday. Lots of larf on the PM, not so much on the BD.

Not a bad haul for 2 plants

Excited about the hash honestly. No idea what i am gonna do with the kief as i dont use flower too much.

Most of this will be pressed.

This will be my last outdoor grow. I am done battling mother nature…..she wins.