2025 outdoor grows! Let’s see em!

[durbin92810]

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Sunkiss (by Irie)
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Orangegasm (Irie)
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Dutch Treat (front) is 2nd plant in this plot after removing an early flowering GG.

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Not sure if the patio bags are going to make it with Pep tearing them apart every day. But a girl has to have fun.

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And some unneeded clones as I was jealous of cpurola’s 200 extra plants and looking to catch up.

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I don't blame Pep for messing with that one. It's my favorite too.

 

[mancorn]

I don't blame Pep for messing with that one. It's my favorite too.

If only! She’s working on them all.

 

[grayoldnproud]

Well today was transplant day, 8 out of the 9 made it to today. Wish me luck.

Good luck!

 

[cbrians]

MOVING IS HELL

Last autos down are the pineapple express( shorter one) and wedding cake.

Got some garden beds dirt filled and planted. Manteca sun still has them in shock lol

 

[durbin92810]

Well today was transplant day, 8 out of the 9 made it to today. Wish me luck.

What are the black things attached to the buckets?

 

[durbin92810]

Was looking at some photos of my plants from last year(top two images) and realized my plants this year are way bigger than last year around this time(besides the one runt which is only slightly bigger). I always start my plants on April 1st. I am so excited .

They look great. Mine are smaller this year. Last year I yielded 7 lbs off 3 photos and it followed with 2 weeks of trim prison and 2 months of curing. It was pure misery. I have 6 photos this year. I think I can afford for them to be a little smaller. LOL!!!

 

[cbrians]

They look great. Mine are smaller this year. Last year I yielded 7 lbs off 3 photos and it followed with 2 weeks of trim prison and 2 months of curing. It was pure misery. I have 6 photos this year. I think I can afford for them to be a little smaller. LOL!!!

goddamn if I got 1/2lb a plant I would be stoked. Here’s to hoping. I got five plants this time.

Did anyone catch the candy hash in my garden bed

 

[durbin92810]

goddamn if I got 1/2lb a plant I would be stoked. Here’s to hoping. I got five plants this time.

Did anyone catch the candy hash in my garden bed

Yeah my "small" one yielded 1 lb. The other ones were 3 lbs each. Super fun to grow. But October is brutal.

 

[cbrians]

Yeah my "small" one yielded 1 lb. The other ones were 3 lbs each. Super fun to grow. But October is brutal.

Goddamn. Yeah I got my birthday, my wife’s, my sons, and our anniversary all in october so maybe less trimming is better

I would LOVE 1 pound per. A half would be a success. Flying blind last year I got a quarter per so I think I can beat it. Plants are a bit smaller than this time last year, but I only shocked them once, they’re in big pots sooner, all things I use to convince myself

Last year I put them in a greenhouse in may without hardening. Topped then topped again like a week later, got some slingshot plants. Trimming like every other day. Poor plants. Weed was good though

 

[durbin92810]

Goddamn. Yeah I got my birthday, my wife’s, my sons, and our anniversary all in october so maybe less trimming is better

I would LOVE 1 pound per. A half would be a success. Flying blind last year I got a quarter per so I think I can beat it. Plants are a bit smaller than this time last year, but I only shocked them once, they’re in big pots sooner, all things I use to convince myself

Last year I put them in a greenhouse in may without hardening. Topped then topped again like a week later, got some slingshot plants. Trimming like every other day. Poor plants. Weed was good though

After my seedlings had such a shitty start this year for some reason. I think I'm finished with anything indoor. It's too much for me. I'll germinate the seeds and then everything sprouts outdoor in a nursery I'm putting together in my greenhouse.
I like to let mine get bushy. Mess with them very little other than topping them above the 7th node, trimming up the bottom two nodes and then some basic cleanup at the bottom. The plants get 90+ degree weather and sun from 6:30am to almost 8pm. The more leaves the more energy and the bigger the flowers. With the climate here being a hot and breezy Mediterranean climate. It just works better.
At least that's been my experience in both containers and the ground.

 

[cbrians]

After my seedlings had such a shitty start this year for some reason. I think I'm finished with anything indoor. It's too much for me. I'll germinate the seeds and then everything sprouts outdoor in a nursery I'm putting together in my greenhouse.
I like to let mine get bushy. Mess with them very little other than topping them above the 7th node, trimming up the bottom two nodes and then some basic cleanup at the bottom. The plants get 90+ degree weather and sun from 6:30am to almost 8pm. The more leaves the more energy and the bigger the flowers. With the climate here being a hot and breezy Mediterranean climate. It just works better.
At least that's been my experience in both containers and the ground.

yeah I did the winter autos in the greenhouse and was a pain in the ass. I might start some photos indoors (like kitchen window sill nothing crazy) then throw them out after croptober and see what happens

trying to just lst and the occasional fim on these just to keep them not as tall. The spot I got them in has direct sun for like 7 hours, which isn’t the worst. All morning.

 

[Like2Grow]

An update on my plants.

UBC Chemo/Romulan from Lucky13 is growing well. No nutes at this point, just what's in the ground.

Nepal on the left and 2 Mangos from Outer Space. One of the Mangos wasn't sharing light well so it got tied out to give branches more light. The Nepal is about 5 feet now.

Things are starting to yellow up from a dry spell but a few days of rain are coming up. One day is predicted to be a high of 81 that feels like 90.

 

[grayoldnproud]

Just a garden update.

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

I've had winter grows consistently hit the 40s overnight and occasionally into the 30s. I had a guerrilla grow get snowed on for days and turned out fire. Your plants will be fine.

Sadly, no. They're not fine. They started flowering at the third node. I'm going to let them grow to see what happens, but I don't expect them to produce more than a few grams. We were having record high temperatures when I decided to put them out. Then the temperatures dropped, and the skies were overcast. The highs are in the 50s and the lows are in the 40s. I think that and the lack of good sunlight shocked them into flowering.

I'm thinking of starting again with photos instead of autos, but it might be too late. It's also still cold with heavy rain.

 

[Oldchucky]

Sadly, no. They're not fine. They started flowering at the third node. I'm going to let them grow to see what happens, but I don't expect them to produce more than a few grams. We were having record high temperatures when I decided to put them out. Then the temperatures dropped, and the skies were overcast. The highs are in the 50s and the lows are in the 40s. I think that and the lack of good sunlight shocked them into flowering.

I'm thinking of starting again with photos instead of autos, but it might be too late. It's also still cold with heavy rain.

I don’t think it’s too late! You’ll just have a shorter veg! Be nice if you could find a few clones to save a few weeks! There’s nothing wrong with a half pound plant, considering the alternative!

 

[BearWater]

Sadly, no. They're not fine. They started flowering at the third node. I'm going to let them grow to see what happens, but I don't expect them to produce more than a few grams. We were having record high temperatures when I decided to put them out. Then the temperatures dropped, and the skies were overcast. The highs are in the 50s and the lows are in the 40s. I think that and the lack of good sunlight shocked them into flowering.

I'm thinking of starting again with photos instead of autos, but it might be too late. It's also still cold with heavy rain.

I’ve seen whole gardens go in on July 4th. Get things going now, you might be able to pull something off! : ) good luck!

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

I don’t think it’s too late! You’ll just have a shorter veg! Be nice if you could find a few clones to save a few weeks! There’s nothing wrong with a half pound plant, considering the alternative!

I have three plants in veg now, so I could do clones. That's an excellent idea. Thanks!

I’ve seen whole gardens go in on July 4th. Get things going now, you might be able to pull something off! : ) good luck!

We don't have a long growing season this far north, but it's worth a try, especially with some clones.

I've had a lousy month or so. I broke a bone in my right foot. It got caught in a door and took off some skin in addition to breaking the bone. That triggered a bout of long flu. So, I haven't been able to do much. My indoor plants have been struggling, too. At first, I thought the problem was nutrient burn, but now I think the problem might be due to acidic soil. The symptoms seem to fit. It hasn't been easy to figure, though, so I've been doing a lot of web searching and reading. Using garden lime with a test plant showed favorable results, so I might be on the right track. I ordered some powdered dolomite lime and will try that.

 

[BearWater]

I have three plants in veg now, so I could do clones. That's an excellent idea. Thanks!


We don't have a long growing season this far north, but it's worth a try, especially with some clones.

I've had a lousy month or so. I broke a bone in my right foot. It got caught in a door and took off some skin in addition to breaking the bone. That triggered a bout of long covid. So, I haven't been able to do much. My indoor plants have been struggling, too. At first, I thought the problem was nutrient burn, but now I think the problem might be due to acidic soil. The symptoms seem to fit. It hasn't been easy to figure, though, so I've been doing a lot of web searching and reading. Using garden lime with a test plant showed favorable results, so I might be on the right track. I ordered some powdered dolomite lime and will try that.

Dang thats rough go! So are you having to limp around the garden then? That sounds painful : / hope things start looking up fo you, sounds like you have an idea thatlll help in that direction! Keep us posted on what you decide with clones! : ) we’ll be here hahaha!

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

Dang thats rough go! So are you having to limp around the garden then? That sounds painful : / hope things start looking up fo you, sounds like you have an idea thatlll help in that direction! Keep us posted on what you decide with clones! : ) we’ll be here hahaha!

My bad foot is better, so I'm moving around okay now. I just have to be careful. It wasn't a bad break and not my first broken bone. It's mostly a reminder of how much we depend on our feet. I've been using a cane. If I get the three in the tents growing better, it wouldn't be hard to start some clones. We might even get some growing weather... eventually.

 

[jimbochicago]

Sadly, no. They're not fine. They started flowering at the third node. I'm going to let them grow to see what happens, but I don't expect them to produce more than a few grams. We were having record high temperatures when I decided to put them out. Then the temperatures dropped, and the skies were overcast. The highs are in the 50s and the lows are in the 40s. I think that and the lack of good sunlight shocked them into flowering.

I'm thinking of starting again with photos instead of autos, but it might be too late. It's also still cold with heavy rain.

I don't think it's too late - you have the rest of June to sprout them, then 3 months of veg time, roughly. Keep up your spirits!