chemistry
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Sativa on the left in picture 2 has some fingers on it. 
frebo
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How about a post called “Let’s see your OUTDOOR highest THC testing report”.
Rooke
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It costs about 250$ to get it done up here in Canada to rich for my blood you folks in the states are lucky that it’s affordable!
Derelict999
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Starting to flower, but lots of yellowing... pretty sure they're root bound. Just top dressed with an inch of worm castings, and feed them a solution of chicken poop 5 3 4, and flower food 0 8 5, with some Epsom salt and a wee bit of vinegar every day.
TheKushie
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Is this a semi organic grow? Just wondering because of what you feed them. Looks good a little bit of defoliation will make them look even better
Rooke
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I think it’s an Aussie Shepherd!!! Just had to make a yoke! Lol
BudBogart
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Starting to flower in Northern California. Lots of 8-9 footers this year...too lazy to super crop or top.
Derelict999
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Lol, yeah, semi. Started in great soil, but they look hungry hence the feeding.
Madbud
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So, i just did a thing. Have 3 marihuanas in 5 gal cloth bags that need water everyday (Inch of perlite in the bottom, dohhh) and i won’t be around for a week. Dug a trench in real slow perc sandy soil, put the bags in and topped with bucket mix from a couple males i pulled. Two with early buds and the third a weirded out reveg. The tall ones in back have been okay, if a little stretched for a couple months, basically the same soil. No other choice.
frebo
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Maybe it’s not a good idea.
nashobaTHC
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Very nice NorCal plants budbogart. Wish I had that sun and open exposure. But even northern Massachusetts can produce some tall mamas (8-9 ft). My Critical, Skunk XL and G13 Haze are crankin and in early flower. Had to put my stake extensions on. Happy growing!
Greatlakes
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Well when I grow my strain I made jelly dream outdoors next yr I'm definitely getting it tested. Knocks me on my ass...but its uplifting at the same time!
SinCity
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lots of good friends in your county. great for weather but seems enforcement is more extensive and aggressive. would you agree? may i ask why you think dfw came? feel free to pm me if you prefer. we are all always learning from each other to keep each other as safe and secure as possible. :)
SinCity
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Don't be scared. Looks beautiful! Trust yourself; trust the girls.
BurnzYzBudZz
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Supporter
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Beautiful. Nice trees. I dream to retire up north in the Danville area or Oregon. Such serenity and nature at its best.
Burnz
SinCity
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It's best not to ruin peoples self confidence by plastering out pics my 20 foot autos and my 24 pounds per plant of the photoperiodic ones... So I'll wait a while maybe until the chainsaw chop, it's quite a happening here with roadblocks because of the falling "trees". Last year a flying branch hit a neighbor and he was hospitalized with a severe concusion for a month, made his day when he was allowed to keep the branch, as he said; "Now I dont have to worry about what to smoke for a year, thanks Straits".Ok here's a pic
roadblocks? chainsaws? branches that cause concussions? huh??
since it's clear that you have a sincere concern for other's self- confidence, we look forward to you sharing lots of info.
SinCity
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It's best not to ruin peoples self confidence by plastering out pics my 20 foot autos and my 24 pounds per plant of the photoperiodic ones... So I'll wait a while maybe until the chainsaw chop, it's quite a happening here with roadblocks because of the falling "trees". Last year a flying branch hit a neighbor and he was hospitalized with a severe concusion for a month, made his day when he was allowed to keep the branch, as he said; "Now I dont have to worry about what to smoke for a year, thanks Straits".
Don't get me wrong, we have alot of respect for your farm and your father, and for the rest of your family of course.
He taught you, and you will teach your children, ad infinitum. Not everyone inherits from blood family, but everyone deserves to inherit knowledge.
SinCity
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IMO, the most important info in the article link @Greatlakes posted is the discussion of developing the soil ecosystem in beds year after year. cultivating beds is not just about developing wonderful soils, but also about having the space for roots to grow as far as possible. also, with heat like this in Southwest Oregon lately, they can access water that i'm continually impressed they can get at.
i have a background in indoor and non-growing parts of weed world, please know i'm fairly new to learning about outdoor and organics. i'm learning from someone with decades of experience--perhaps that's why i think sharing information is so important. that plus seeing the current explosion in access to knowledge, strains, and help from others, having overgrown the very tightly held info, guidance, and strains in the 1980s and 1990s make me a huge supporter of sharing information for free.
SinCity
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we also do multiple harvests--at least two. it's a race against mold. when it comes to taking a third harvest, my grow partner and i disagree about the return on investment. but numbers don't lie and the labor costs of getting all the buds, even the smalls, are VERY much worth it. at present, if i want a third wave, i have to do it myself. not complaining. :)
they are in a sweet spot-- and weather is the bane, and the joy, of outdoor growing.
SinCity
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yesterday. it has been so fucking hot, but they're doing great. we are super lucky to have a inherited a site where beds have been cultivated for over seven years.
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