2025 outdoor grows! Let’s see em!

[cbrians]

Started Chunky Skunk and Skunk XL (feminized from Royal Queen Seeds) indoors in early April then put outside in early May. Grown in 15 gallon pots in Coast of Maine Stonington Blend (yes real name) in two different parts of the yard in case one gets mold or bugs so the other isn’t affected. Both plants topped three times. Used fox farm trio of nuts plus occasional epsom salts for Ca/Mg plus occasional molasses to improve soil microbes. Been trimming out inside small side growths to improve airflow and direct stem water and nutes to upper branch tops. Both starting to flower but Chunky Skunk looking like she’s gonna CRANK! Super skunk smell downwind 30-40 ft from plant. I’ll keep you posted on their growth.

Damn! Your skunk xl is putting mine to shame

 

[EastCoastOutdoor]

Ah that one's a mystery seed sort of, "NY diesel x sticky buns" from a local breeder. She's my favorite for sure thanks !

It’s Crème Brûlée from hypno seeds. Only fem seeds I bought from that bank. Outta 4, only 1 popped. Customer service couldn’t care less. Now all my other strains came from Royal Queen Seeds. All popped- gg#4(Royal gorilla), Super Lemon Haze, OG kush, Platinum Kush, etc…. Every one popped, got great clones. I just don’t know what to think of this Crème Brûlée. It’s huge.

 

[EastCoastOutdoor]

Haha I've never figured that out, I'm pretty sure that the 3 fingers is usually a bad sign but that same plant produced fan leaves with 11 as well. It could be stress related, it could be genetics. It is something I usually only see outdoors !

Growmie, it had 7 blades to begin. It’s a hybrid but leaned heavy Indica. Then it just started doing crazy stuff. She been loved and nurtured. Crème Brûlée is the strain.
Ty

 

[Beavinator]

Some random pics of my outdoor project this year. I’m in Vancouver BC so hope they finish good I know it will be challenging. I have Gorilla Glue #4, Zkittlez, Runtz, Critical XXL, Mimosa, and Wedding Cake.

 

[Beavinator]

I started these from seeds in beginning of March. I grew large scale commercial indoors up to legalization but this is my first time doing outdoor well I have tossed seeds in the ground once or twice before but never put any effort into it as I was too busy with indoor places. I sure learned a lot of things off this grow that’s for sure. I think I much prefer indoors though I just like to have total control. I would really love to do another large indoor again with what I know now. Oh the ideas I have.

 

[Leste]

I started these from seeds in beginning of March. I grew large scale commercial indoors up to legalization but this is my first time doing outdoor well I have tossed seeds in the ground once or twice before but never put any effort into it as I was too busy with indoor places. I sure learned a lot of things off this grow that’s for sure. I think I much prefer indoors though I just like to have total control. I would really love to do another large indoor again with what I know now. Oh the ideas I have.

Looks like you are starting a Christmas tree farm!

 

[nowthenourkid]

Just harvested my 4 autos here in France. A guerilla grow and I was absent. 4 more seedlings will be going in the same pots at the weekend. Will empty the pots, mix up the soil and refill the pots.
Will use a liquid feed until September when I return to the UK. Before I go will sprinkle a granulated feed on the soil. It's very old so won't have much nitrogen left in it, but potassium is inert and doesn't lose it's potency. And potassium is bud feed.
They will be ready end October when I will return. I hope the weather will be kind to me and not too much rain. Had budrot last year.

 

[Galgrows]

Wedding cake 7’
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What a haul your gonna get. Better get a crew LOL

 

[EastCoastOutdoor]

What a haul your gonna get. Better get a crew LOL

That is my dilemma too!!! It’s a tricky situation being I am in a state that isn’t friendly!

 

[Beavinator]

Looks like you are starting a Christmas tree farm!

Hopefully they finish before Christmas!

 

[grayoldnproud]

Update on the mystery girls. The pollinated girl looking sweet. The non pollinated not tall but buds getting much larger and a little frosty. And my problem child. I have no clue what her issues are so I’ve just decided to only water if she needs it and add in her water 2 tsp of Cal-mag plus I got. Pics in that order.

 

[Rooke]

Here’s a couple of videos of the autos and the photos that I have been working on skirts on for sun protection and pallets to help with air flow

 

[Galgrows]

Morning farmerspeace and sunshine to ya'll, Showing 2 Runtz autos getting hardened off for transplant into a couple 3gal pots in about a week. Reminds of the a song.....sittin in the morning sun anyhoo these are all my photoperiods just enjoying the weather. Sprayed jacks dead bug last evening and gave them a deep soak, then this morning gave them some ff grow big with some recharge. It's in the upper 90's f they seem to be doing fine, no real yellowing of the leaves near the bottom yet. No sign of flower, just growing taller. Those 3 shorter ones are the clones i took they are much more bushy than the seed growing tall ones.

And a few pics of part of my veggie gardens. Those are cantalope and my corn is producing ears. My toms and peppers are heavy on the vines i'm reinforceing my stakes cause my toms are leaning way over in the cages. Have a great day and stay cool.

 

[willyum]

Everything's looking wicked fella's- filled a 2x4 last night to the BRIM with my autos. Pics to come as she all dries up, looking beautiful.

 

[Rooke]

Of course I messed up AGAIN

 

[mancorn]

Haha I've never figured that out, I'm pretty sure that the 3 fingers is usually a bad sign but that same plant produced fan leaves with 11 as well. It could be stress related, it could be genetics. It is something I usually only see outdoors !

When the blade count goes down that’s one of the signs the plant has revenged. Almost assuredly the 11 (or 7,9) are the older fan leaves formed before the plant flips. It doesn’t matter how many blades the older leaves had. If you have a bunch of older 7 bladed leaves, but the # on new growth is 5, that’s a good indication the plant is revegging. If it gets to 3 blades with smooth edges, and is bushy as fuck, you’ve got a mess on your hands.

 

[grayoldnproud]

Morning farmerspeace and sunshine to ya'll, Showing 2 Runtz autos getting hardened off for transplant into a couple 3gal pots in about a week. Reminds of the a song.....sittin in the morning sun anyhoo these are all my photoperiods just enjoying the weather. Sprayed jacks dead bug last evening and gave them a deep soak, then this morning gave them some ff grow big with some recharge. It's in the upper 90's f they seem to be doing fine, no real yellowing of the leaves near the bottom yet. No sign of flower, just growing taller. Those 3 shorter ones are the clones i took they are much more bushy than the seed growing tall ones.

And a few pics of part of my veggie gardens. Those are cantalope and my corn is producing ears. My toms and peppers are heavy on the vines i'm reinforceing my stakes cause my toms are leaning way over in the cages. Have a great day and stay cool.

Ill be sitting when the evening comes. Love the veggies too.

 

[willyum]

Yeah if it wasnt like a few leaves here and there months ago I'd totally be worried. I had the two big ladies vegging with my 24/0 tent, went outside first week of may- not surprised they were a bit shook .

Just killin' time watching the dry tent parameters, cheers lads.

 

[Oldchucky]

Here’s a couple of videos of the autos and the photos that I have been working on skirts on for sun protection and pallets to help with air flow

Something to be said for timing! You nailed it on those autos,Rooke!

 

[Rooke]

Something to be said for timing! You nailed it on those autos,Rooke!

Thank you buddy!! Something said about putting your seeds into some good soil. And matching sunrise and sunset times on my photos no revedge