2025 outdoor grows! Let’s see em!

[RodKoehler]

nice, I live on the flattest continent on earth, it never occurred to me the difference that elevation may make

We normally don't harvest until Halloween or the first freeze which ever comes first, so Alpha might be the ticket. Elevation has its plusses and minuses. The colder nights along with higher UV rates in the day brings out the purples and reds. Mold isn't an issue at elevation, but we have a shorter growing season.
Flatest continent must be Australia... BUT if earth were shrunk down to the size of a cueball, it's surface would be smoother than an actual cueball, even with the highest mountains and deepest seas.

 

[SlingShot]

I'm a flat earther so you speak mumbo jumbo, joking, even after think I still didn't consider the UV, or the mold, but did with the colder temps, does the decrease in oxygen have effects, I'm guessing not, more think, and yes, well surmised, down under I be, and we harvest well before first frost here, simply due to our environmental differences.

 

[beastsieblooms]

OREOZ clone is branching like a mofo in her stretch
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Yo check out my video

 

[dogg91702]

i haven’t tracked the days but I think I have till the end of the month to harvest, hoping the buds fatten up

 

[moocher71]

I feel the same way. Only have two to work with, and hoping I'd get a pound or two from the two of them. If they finish it's gonna be a lot more than two pounds. From just one of them. It's loaded from top to bottom.
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That's a cracking tree ,Just out of curiosity how much would a pound of bud cost you if you was buying?

 

[Hossgrows]

That's a cracking tree ,Just out of curiosity how much would a pound of bud cost you if you was buying?

Don't know, anymore. Quit dealing years ago, and let my buddy take over. Now that it's legal, he's struggling to make $. I haven't had to buy weed in a few years, just help my neighbor trim his, for weed in payment.

His is ok, but I think I can grow better than my neighbor. He agreed after looking at my plants, compared to his. Both of us have a white buffalo, growing. Mine makes his look like a auto strain.

 

[durbin92810]

Early morning walk-through.

 

[Crazyformes]

Hey fellas...getting some rain here in NE Ohio.....plants a loving it.

 

[puertoesc25]

I usually run about 10-12 different strains of photos. Which autos have you had the most success with? Seed bank?
Which have been the closest to a good photo? What has been your average harvest? I can never get over 3-4 ozs. I just use them as supplemental supply or want a change. Let us know!!!

do you train them? lst and topping can go a long way. so can the right lights and nutrients. all have a direct effect with yield. in terms of seedbanks the best results i've had from autos are with @SeedSupreme. there's others as well that's just my two cents. gorilla glue should give you at least 5oz but likely more

 

[floweryaca]

do you train them? lst and topping can go a long way. so can the right lights and nutrients. all have a direct effect with yield. in terms of seedbanks the best results i've had from autos are with @SeedSupreme. there's others as well that's just my two cents. gorilla glue should give you at least 5oz but likely more

5 oz seems abit on the upper side for me but it does depend. not sure about ss but heard mostly good things. homegrown cannabis co id be going right now with the offers. depends on the strain but but theres other threads on auto vendors not this one. heard good things about nightowl as well but yet to try. good luck.

 

[SeedSupreme]

She’s putting up with my abuse pretty well

Thanks for the update sir!!!! Glad to hear.

 

[samno10]

North East Ohio , hoping the buds start getting thicker

 

[durbin92810]

Autoflowers are anywhere from 1-2 weeks into flower and are happy. Hard to find a good angle to take pictures so this is the best I can do.

 

[Galgrows]

Morning Farmers we got hit with a surprise thunder, lightning plus a boat load of rain last evening. It made my dogs howl and jump LOL. Made me jump once then i laughed at myself. Sheesh i saw the clouds but never expected the rain amount to matter much so guess what i did? I freakin watered my plants about 5pm then it started about 6pm with the thunder. I really did'nt think it would dump so much rain and it was over by 8pm.

Went out soon as i could see daylight and shook all the plants. It's still warm here and now i'm abit concerned about PM. It's suppose to be upper 80 maybe 90f today. I sure hope so. Anyway, i'm gonna hold off bloom feed till this evening things are very wet may even wait till the next day.

 

[Hossgrows]

Hey fellas...getting some rain here in NE Ohio.....plants a loving it.

All I can say is....I'm glad I watered my plants yesterday. That wasn't rain, just an irritant.

 

[GNick55]

North East Ohio , hoping the buds start getting thicker

4th photo kinda looks like WPM on a few leaves??

 

[Bigalmoby]

4th photo kinda looks like WPM on a few leaves??

I have a few with wpm also any tricks to fix ?

 

[grayoldnproud]

I have a few with wpm also any tricks to fix ?

Milk and water one to two ratio foliar spray, never worked for me.
3 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to one gallon of water. Worked but you have to reapply after heavy dew or rain.
Neem oil also helped control the spread but didn't kill the mildew.
Removing all the leaves you can and trashing them or burning them. And catching it in time before it runs amuck. We lost a whole crop of peas this year to it.

 

[Hossgrows]

are anywhere from 1-2 weeks into flower and are happy. Hard to find a good angle to take pictures so this is the best I can

North East Ohio , hoping the buds start getting thicker

Same thought crossed my mind, yesterday.

If the do as well as they did in the first four week, should be good by harvest.....let's hope

 

[Poekie]

i haven’t tracked the days but I think I have till the end of the month to harvest, hoping the buds fatten up

I see budrot on various spots, easiest to see on pic 4, 6 and 7.