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2025 outdoor grows! Let’s see em!

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2025 outdoor grows! Let’s see em!

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Like2Grow said:
Look up topping to get 2 stems.

What the instructions don't always mention is plants react differently to getting topped. Here's a shot of the stem of a plant that was never topped. It's just the way the plant grew. Other plants will grow tall and thin, even after they are topped. Lots of what you choose to do comes with experience.

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Was that clone or seed, though.
 
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willyum said:
at the same time, a big bud is usually indica right. Finishing faster can have its positives outdoors too! Sativa usually means 2+ weeks more in flowering, each day in flower is a major risk but you're kinda right yeee
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Depends on your weather. My experience of bud rot (which IMC is often triggered by worm damage) isn’t a linear process during the grow. It actually peaks in September and then tapers off through October. I typically won’t get winter rains until November. So in about a mouth I’ll be pulling my hair out, saying “it’s bad, it’s all going to hell in a hand basket! At this rate there’ll be nothing left”. But then as October approaches there’s a come to Jesus moment where the angles sing and I’m saved yet again and coast to the finish line.

A peek at my local weather charts shows my greatest risk isn’t November, it’s September. (And the charts don’t tell the whole story, as I’m less than 5 miles from the bay, so 90% humidity before the sun comes up.) Of course these are just averages, so IMO best to keep the colas small but prolific (with multiple toppings). Easy enough to make a big plant/bud, but harder to get them over the finish line outdoors.

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mancorn said:
Depends on your weather. My experience of bud rot (which IMC is often triggered by worm damage) isn’t a linear process during the grow. It actually peaks in September and then tapers off through October. I typically won’t get winter rains until November. So in about a mouth I’ll be pulling my hair out, saying “it’s bad, it’s all going to hell in a hand basket! At this rate there’ll be nothing left”. But then as October approaches there’s a come to Jesus moment where the angles sing and I’m saved yet again and coast to the finish line.

A peek at my local weather charts shows my greatest risk isn’t November, it’s September. (And the charts don’t tell the whole story, as I’m less than 5 miles from the bay, so 90% humidity before the sun comes up.) Of course these are just averages, so IMO best to keep the colas small but prolific (with multiple toppings). Easy enough to make a big plant/bud, but harder to get them over the finish line outdoors.

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Id rather have large amounts of smaller to med sized buds, over giant colas.
NE Ohio and it's October weather, can take or make ya. It's a spin of the wheel. The two I have this year are 9-10 week maturity... supposedly. If so, I'm happy they started flowering on Aug 2nd. I'm might make it to the end.
 
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uzi4u said:
View attachment 2493564View attachment 2493565Hell yeah Hoss! Mine aren’t quite there yet, I reckon a couple more nights.
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Id say we're neck to neck. Mine started on the 2nd of August. Gave um a light dose of Tiger bloom, last night. 1/2 gallon each.

Actually it was a bit more than a 3rd gallon. The rest went to my pole beans. Their flowering and producing beans at the moment.

Their just as big as my plants. 😄
 
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