2026 Outdoor Grows! let's see em!

[GrowinShurts]

Weekly feeding/training/trimming.

After a few… ummm… incidents, the girls are showing signs of life!

 

[Tahoekushcat]

Weekly feeding/training/trimming.

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Bit of advice. I would ditch the metal cages.
Cannabis is a superaccummulator of heavy metals thru its root system. So much so that hemp is used as such at heavy metal waste sites.

 

[grayoldnproud]

Bit of advice. I would ditch the metal cages.
Cannabis is a superaccummulator of heavy metals thru its root system. So much so that hemp is used as such at heavy metal waste sites.

But the metals are accumulated through the roots after the metal ions are made available through PH and/or microbes, not through aerial contact. I think you would get more damage to the plant than anything else but I've seen a lot of people using it, remesh, fencing and wire.

 

[Leste]

Never heard of that before, learn something new everyday. I did look up if the concrete reinforcement wire is use is bad. Here’s what I found
Rust and Soil: Rebar and reinforcing wire are primarily iron. As they rust, they release tiny amounts of iron, which is actually a beneficial micronutrient for plants.
I’m safe.

 

[Leste]

I use it because, I have it left over from jobs and it’s handy. People voiced concerns about abrasions etc on the plant from rubbing. I’ve found it’s of concern, meaning it’s minimal. Compared to not using it and have my plants get wreck by the wind.

 

[Tahoekushcat]

Never heard of that before, learn something new everyday. I did look up if the concrete reinforcement wire is use is bad. Here’s what I found
Rust and Soil: Rebar and reinforcing wire are primarily iron. As they rust, they release tiny amounts of iron, which is actually a beneficial micronutrient for plants.
I’m safe.

You dont know what the F is in the corroding metal that is most likely from china lol.

 

[durbin92810]

Getting prepped for the heat because it's definitely coming. And a little bit of privacy from above is never a bad thing either.

 

[Tahoekushcat]

Back to outdoor 2026 pics

OG Kush x Sour D

 

[grayoldnproud]

I use it because, I have it left over from jobs and it’s handy. People voiced concerns about abrasions etc on the plant from rubbing. I’ve found it’s of concern, meaning it’s minimal. Compared to not using it and have my plants get wreck by the wind.

Exactly and this is why there are so many answers, because there are so many answers and just the slightest change in the question's dynamic and context adds more gray....and I like gray

 

[Leste]

You dont know what the F is in the corroding metal that is most likely from china lol.

I’m pretty sure no one knows what’s in anything

 

[Leste]

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Exactly and this is why there are so many answers, because there are so many answers and just the slightest change in the question's dynamic and context adds more gray....and I like gray

You’re gray old and proud, can’t argue with that!

 

[grayoldnproud]

I’m pretty sure no one knows what’s in anything

Except maybe that Apricot smoothy @Oldchucky did offer to share with anybody. Then again if Oldchuck is mixing it up...who the f knows.

 

[Bigalmoby]

But the metals are accumulated through the roots after the metal ions are made available through PH and/or microbes, not through aerial contact. I think you would get more damage to the plant than anything else but I've seen a lot of people using it, remesh, fencing and wire.

I’ve never had issues with any cages not many choices to support big ass colas ?

 

[Bigalmoby]

keep em green is the whole outdoor secret if you can make it through stretch then the rest is all on Mother Nature in my book Cant do anything about weather but you can manage the rest proactively before shit happens

 

[Bigalmoby]

Sorry yall I’m high af off this doobie good morning hasher

 

[Bigalmoby]

Some of the best hash I’ve made

 

[Hossgrows]

I've had no issues with damage from using the vinyl coated garden fencing and Jute, for supporting my plants.
We get some pretty nasty storms of high winds and heavy rain around harvest time, so I took full precautions to protect my plants.

Made it a little difficult cutting down at harvest, but well worth not loosing a single branch or limb. And then it was repurposed for hanging and drying.

and used again for this years grow.

 

[Bigalmoby]

I come from all angles on the big girls t post, cages ,bamboo ,zip ties ,foam tie wire ,tape ,you name it you need it outdoors unless you have a roof or green house or put them out in July but girls get big there nothing that can beat the sun and how they enjoy tons of it
I love it when they pray all day outdoors

 

[grayoldnproud]

I come from all angles on the big girls t post, cages ,bamboo ,zip ties ,foam tie wire ,tape ,you name it you need it outdoors unless you have a roof or green house or put them out in July but girls get big there nothing that can beat the sun and how they enjoy tons of it
I love it when they pray all day outdoors

I reuse anything I can, so if I got and I can use...you can bet at some point, I will.

 

[Bigalmoby]

No topping just bend the top 90 for about 3 weeks then things catch up