2025 outdoor grows! Let’s see em!

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Originally started out with Fat Mazzy from Homegrown and Cinderella 99 from Supreme. The C99 developed herm-looking equipment due to (I believe) a stupid security light blazing all night on them.
so I pulled that and replaced with RQS Royal Moby. Sucker's supposed to grow over 9 feet - well, we'll see what comes out finally in this patio pot here on he Eastern Shore of Md.
Here's the Moby at maybe 3 weeks and today at 6. Looks like it's on its way.
The FM is 8 weeks from sprout. That's as tall as it's supposed to get, 2.3 feet.
I got them outside a little too early - guess I was kinda anxious, heh!
 
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cbrians said:
got a little sunburn but alive! Not sure about the watermelon (green pot) got kinked. We’ll see if it limps along
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Remember, they still need to get their dry back in the route area! A lot of times I will just water around the outer part of the pot just so the evaporation kind of keeps the soil cool! I think larger bags make it easier! You can water to keep the soil, cool, and you can water the plant when it needs it! When you’re growing in extreme heat! remember, you are manipulating the route zone! If you do a good job of that, the plants will be happy! That plant is just a reflection of the route zone!
 
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Put 2 autos (Acapulco gold and crystal ball)and a black sugar photo out in the garden last week. I haven’t been over there since Sunday but got a Cpl pics. The autos aren’t looking great. Hopefully I can get them on the right track this weekend. The black sugar seems to be liking the outdoors. First time running this strain outdoors.
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mancorn said:
Think we’re all supposed to be eating them. 🍗
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I think you’re right!👍 just google, recipes for preparing nutria!😆🐒 when you get right down to it, you will have a hard time finding any critters that we share this rock with, that someone, somewhere, doesn’t eat!😁 one of my favorite quotes, from Don Quixote, hunger is the best sauce! I can testify! Hallelujah!😂🍻 and so will about 90% of the rest of the people on this planet!
 
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Oldchucky said:
I think you’re right!👍 just google, recipes for preparing nutria!😆🐒 when you get right down to it, you will have a hard time finding any critters that we share this rock with, that someone, somewhere, doesn’t eat!😁 one of my favorite quotes, from Don Quixote, hunger is the best sauce! I can testify! Hallelujah!😂🍻 and so will about 90% of the rest of the people on this planet!
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“You think you're tough for eating beans every day? There's half a million scarecrows in Denver who'd give anything for one mouthful of what you got. They've been under siege for about three months. They live on rats and sawdust bread and sometimes... on each other. At night, the pyres for the dead light up the sky. It's medieval.”
…Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Tanner,
Red Dawn, 1984

WOLVERINES!
 
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Oldchucky said:
Remember, they still need to get their dry back in the route area! A lot of times I will just water around the outer part of the pot just so the evaporation kind of keeps the soil cool! I think larger bags make it easier! You can water to keep the soil, cool, and you can water the plant when it needs it! When you’re growing in extreme heat! remember, you are manipulating the route zone! If you do a good job of that, the plants will be happy! That plant is just a reflection of the route zone!
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Yeah usually I give them a little rim job watering but I was mid move and in mild panic so they got hosed 🤣

Letting them dry today, great white tomorrow. Might release the lst ties too, I think transplanting and LST in one day was too much along with trying to dry them out lol

Also didn’t get a pic but watermelon is officially dead 🪦
 
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cbrians said:
Not bad for an outdoor auto grow that was uprooted!

Could have gone longer but it was becoming a fucking caterpillar buffet 🤦 downside of only being around the grow two days a week.
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Very nice!! The pillars have been getting after one of mine. Seems they are aggressive pretty early this year. Usually I don't have an issue until like August or September.
My White Tahoe Cookies is dried and trimmed and being cured. Looking forward to trying this one.
 
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durbin92810 said:
Very nice!! The pillars have been getting after one of mine. Seems they are aggressive pretty early this year. Usually I don't have an issue until like August or September.
My White Tahoe Cookies is dried and trimmed and being cured. Looking forward to trying this one.
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I just gotta stop planting around trees lol. One plant by the juniper tree last year got caterpillars. This batch was under an apple tree.

Stupid gravity pulling critters onto my shit
 
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I know this isn't outdoor, but is going to used on outdoor girls. The iranian is very much like autos as far as root space. Don't have pics, but boys were in solo cups. Second pic shows what happened. And third pic shows them going back to veg. They should be good till late August. Gonna make some fast ⛽️!!
 
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