THCFarmer.com
121,111 Members Log In Register
Log In Register

2026 Outdoor Grows! let's see em!

  • Thread starter Thread starter grayoldnproud
  • Start date Start date
  • Tagged users Tagged users None

2026 Outdoor Grows! let's see em!

grayoldnproud 1,720 Replies 104,000 Views
Page 62 of 87 · Replies 1,221–1,240 of 1,721
#1,223
Oldchucky said:
A little too early and a little too blurry! I’m thinking neither one looks too promising! Do they look like crab claws? Hope they pan out for you!
Click to expand...
Not quite but both kinda remind me of males it's breaking my heart put em outside like 3 weeks ago to get a huge head state and they have lived I'ma dig em up n transplant em n put some super lemon haze right here in its spot that's fem
 
#1,224
capone304 said:
Not quite but both kinda remind me of males it's breaking my heart put em outside like 3 weeks ago to get a huge head state and they have lived I'ma dig em up n transplant em n put some super lemon haze right here in its spot that's fem
Click to expand...
There’s no hurry and you want to be sure! They do most of their growing in June, July and August!😁
 
#1,225
CC57 said:
Started about 200 seeds in second week of April under LED lights indoors. Transplanted nearly all outdoors into soil on May 9-12. Yes, I know they are 'crowded' but half will be males to be culled. I'm located near 45 degrees N latitude, hot and dry high desert climate. Soil is sandy loam. Have grown in this spot for the past three years, getting decent yields, seven to ten pounds of bud. However, this past October, I improved the soil by mixing in composted sheep manure, perlite, biochar and wool pellets. So, I'm hoping for bigger yield this year, we shall see.
Click to expand...
Im used to getting 7-10 lbs off of like 6 plants. So yeah hopefully your yield from 100 plants will go up. Best of luck.
 
#1,226
Oldchucky said:
There’s no hurry and you want to be sure! They do most of their growing in June, July and August!
Click to expand...
Yea I know I'ma just transplant em to a different bed that's my best bed n I want it for the guaranteed female spot I had some trees there last year n wanna be sure I'm not wasting my best spot on a male I wasn't really expecting these to make it though the cold nights but damn if they didn't
 
#1,230
Redneckx said:
For me air pots is the best shit on the market, if it comes to pots.
Won't ever change my mind on that.
Ofc they got a solid price, but worth every penny.
Click to expand...
Do you use 30 gallon airpots outdoors? I always consider them more of an indoor thang! I think the big ones come in pieces!✌️ went to the airpot site and it was two 10 gallons for 90 bucks and they had to be assembled! Little too rich for my blood! For that kind of dough, they better grow harvest and trim it for you! Maybe there’s cheaper ones on the aftermarket!
IMG 5924
 
Last edited:
#1,231
Oldchucky said:
Do you use 30 gallon airpots outdoors? I always consider them more of an indoor thang! I think the big ones come in pieces!✌️ went to the airpot site and it was two 10 gallons for 90 bucks and they had to be assembled! Little too rich for my blood! For that kind of dough, they better grow harvest and trim it for you! Maybe there’s cheaper ones on the aftermarket!
Click to expand...
Big nope! Never had a size like that.
Too heavy for my back indoors🤣 and outdoors I just can place a couple of plants on the terrace.
I used them only indoors for some years, with my sizes I think they could dry out too fast on a hot and sunny day.
I got several small sizes of them:
1 l / 0,264 gal
5 l / 1,321 gal
9 l / 2,378 gal
12,5 l / 3,302 gal
Heared they're also sold by metre/yard didn't knew they come in pieces.
But as mentioned before those extreme huge sizes are not style, neither got space outdoor, just a terrace for a couple of plants and a Guerilla grow starting soon.

I understand you're angry about the price, I'd be too paying 90$ for one.
Mine just costs a couple of bucks each and bigger quantities on eBay we're even cheaper. Bought new 5x pack 9l/2,378 gal for 23€, not too pricey imo.
 
#1,232
grayoldnproud said:
Do those airpots actually help?
Click to expand...
First time using this size outdoors but ive used them inside a few runs.

Airpots are awesome for plants that like high porosity. Self pruning on roots like a growbag but these supposedly work better because as the roots go out the holes the shape of the exit makes the pressure in the roots increase and that itself prunes them.
 
#1,233
Oldchucky said:
Do you use 30 gallon airpots outdoors? I always consider them more of an indoor thang! I think the big ones come in pieces!✌️ went to the airpot site and it was two 10 gallons for 90 bucks and they had to be assembled! Little too rich for my blood! For that kind of dough, they better grow harvest and trim it for you! Maybe there’s cheaper ones on the aftermarket!View attachment 2641617
Click to expand...
Yea. In pieces. I made my 2 from a kit that was suppose to make 1 short 60 gallon. $ 34 for 2
Included 120 connector screws
 
#1,235
freebird919 said:
Not sure your location on the globe but our overnight temps becoming acceptable on Saturday. Plants going in the ground Friday night. There’s going to be some monsters and am concerned since my soil blows them up and they should have been further apart (yep, circulation). Then there’s sticking out there in view (secure enough but well…). Love to death your grow area!
Click to expand...
Central IL
 
#1,238
capone304 said:
Yea I know I'ma just transplant em to a different bed that's my best bed n I want it for the guaranteed female spot I had some trees there last year n wanna be sure I'm not wasting my best spot on a male I wasn't really expecting these to make it though the cold nights but damn if they didn't
Click to expand...
I hear ya with waisting time on males. I just popped another seed cause of a mystery reg seed i'm unsure of. My other starts are nearing 20" and won't go outdoors perminent for another 20days LOL.
 
Page 62 of 87 · Replies 1,221–1,240 of 1,721
Back
Top Bottom