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Lets see your 2020 Outdoor Plants!

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Lets see your 2020 Outdoor Plants!

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Greatlakes said:
Been in the 40s as a low so we are good for a bit...dont worry they will perk back up later in the day. It takes several hours.
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They all got fed yesterday morning so they should be happy that way. Today is solstice day a reminder that winter is coming my forecast for the next week is looking great my gals are looking great other than drooping I’m sure they’ve fine. Take care you two!
 
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Dartmouth.Dank said:
just curious how people determine how far apart to put their plants/trees so that they don't shade one another
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Hey there, I guess it depends on the strain and your growing style pot size and nutrition. I like to grow bigger plants But I can’t always put them farther apart but I have to keep mine hidden I grow in the bush. But generally speaking 12 feet should give you enough room I’m thinking? Anyone else care to reply please🙏
 
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Just about there...
 

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I’m looking at harvesting some riper branches this weekend on these two.
 

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[QUOTE="Rooke said:
Hey there, I guess it depends on the strain and your growing style pot size and nutrition. I like to grow bigger plants But I can’t always put them farther apart but I have to keep mine hidden I grow in the bush. But generally speaking 12 feet should give you enough room I’m thinking? Anyone else care to reply please🙏
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yes I like 10-12’. Not 5-6’. I kept finding clones that I just had to have. I have a GG4 and a Blessed Hellride I can’t even see.
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Onrgro said:
Looks like you still have a weekor two by the color of your pistils
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For sure. Thanks. I’m guessing these two have closer to two weeks. There are a few branches on each where almost all the hairs have turned, and I’m trying to chop before the bud rot gets too crazy.
 
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Rooke said:
Hey there, I guess it depends on the strain and your growing style pot size and nutrition. I like to grow bigger plants But I can’t always put them farther apart but I have to keep mine hidden I grow in the bush. But generally speaking 12 feet should give you enough room I’m thinking? Anyone else care to reply please🙏
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Yea, I tend to agree it's dependent on what you plant to achieve and the potential of what you've got. Planning for a little more distance is probably the safer bet, if you've got lot's of space, and it's not an issue.
 
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Average said:
Netting 12-15ft tall plants with no precuts and no ladders... so much faster and easier with less labor!
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Thanks! so the netting is critical at this stage and appears to be continually maintained and upgraded, to keep it from collapsing, branches breaking off and whatnot, especially as they get heavier during the ripening phase?

Is this similar to what they use for say hops? Do you have structures on the inside that we cannot see (at this point) in the pictures?
 
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Frankster said:
Thanks! so the netting is critical at this stage and appears to be continually maintained and upgraded, to keep it from collapsing, branches breaking off and whatnot, especially as they get heavier during the ripening phase?

Is this similar to what they use for say hops? Do you have structures on the inside that we cannot see (at this point) in the pictures?
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The 2x2's on the ground extend the t-posts that have been overgrown. Should have used 10ft t-posts.
 
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Average said:
The 2x2's on the ground extend the t-posts that have been overgrown. Should have used10ft t-posts.
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I notice how closely they grew together, was that by design? or perhaps just good fortune that they got so huge and moved into one another?


Some Giant Sequoia, Sequoiadendron giganteum I have planted for putting in the spots where I might choose to cut down a few trees. (for making a grow area) I'm pretty sure these replacement trees will do just fine up there in the mountains.
 

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Pineapple Kush, ready or not here I come!
 

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Average said:
By design... every sqft full.
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So your regulated by sq footage?


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Pineapple Kush, ready or not here I come!
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I would maybe consider looking at those trichomes close up to the bud and ignoring some of those ambers on the sugar leafs, unless conditions dictate otherwise, you might benefit from letting it go a few more days.

Make your decisions based upon what you see on the surface of the buds themselves. I'm sure some of these outdoor growers with much experience might have some even better insight into this situation, than I. But I think waiting might be worthwhile. It does look close.
 
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