Same, but no raptor, just woodpeckersWe have a birdfeeder, and heated birdbath that helps to supply many of our local raptors.
I'm from Indiana as well and running some photoperiods. Have you ever grown outdoors with direct seed to soil? I live in Southern Indiana and will be trying it this Spring/Summer. How did your harvest turn out from the pictures you posted?
I'm from Oregon not Indiana, I had a good not great outdoor last year . My fault not the genetics. I'm not as strong as I was so I use 15gal plastic pots, keeps them small but stresses them. Anyways I was happy to see them come down. I'm also a indoor grower during winter.
Dude I had a Blue Dream last year....17 ounces of bud. I will never do that again. Took me forever to harvest....I'm from Oregon not Indiana, I had a good not great outdoor last year . My fault not the genetics. I'm not as strong as I was so I use 15gal plastic pots, keeps them small but stresses them. Anyways I was happy to see them come down. I'm also a indoor grower during winter.
What size pot did you use? I’m growing Blue Dream in late March-early April along with a couple other nostalgic favorites. I’ve heard of people yielding up to 19 ounces.Dude I had a Blue Dream last year....17 ounces of bud. I will never do that again. Took me forever to harvest....
I dream that this will be the type of harvest I encounter with direct soil growing! Those plants look beautiful! You did a wonderful job with them. The heights doesn't bother me and especially when it comes to harvesting these beauties.I'm in NE Ohio, like Crazyformes.
I grew two outside, in ground.
One hit 8' tall, the other 10'
Total dry weight of smokable bud, not including the popcorn and swarfy stuff, came to just over 2 1/2 pounds. Not shabby for a first grow.!
They get quite large when grown in ground. This pic is end of July while plants were still in stretch.
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So go for it, if u can. It's definitely worth the experience. Just make sure u have a good ladder, and your not afraid of heights.
It's so cool being able to damn near hide in your plants.
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Did u grow anything last year....throw in some plant porn.!
I loved growing treesI'm in NE Ohio, like Crazyformes.
I grew two outside, in ground.
One hit 8' tall, the other 10'
Total dry weight of smokable bud, not including the popcorn and swarfy stuff, came to just over 2 1/2 pounds. Not shabby for a first grow.!
They get quite large when grown in ground. This pic is end of July while plants were still in stretch.
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So go for it, if u can. It's definitely worth the experience. Just make sure u have a good ladder, and your not afraid of heights.
It's so cool being able to damn near hide in your plants.
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I loved growing trees
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But hate all the work breaking them down. 2025 was it for me. I'm flipping them small this year
. Who knows, they are resilient. I've seen plants beat to hell by storms, and still be productive.
I’ve seen similar stuff too. Scary
Looks good to me....looks to be a great job I'm having issues with my scrog.....will take snap shot and try to get mine to look that way.....next run. Wait to hear from others....I can be terribly wrong.
