[bachflip]

Sunshine on my widows today thank god

 

[Like2Grow]

First try at a video. Plants have a little PM and are really behind on budding compared to a normal year. Call is for an extended fall though and there is very little rain in the forecast now.

 

[Oldchucky]

First try at a video. Plants have a little PM and are really behind on budding compared to a normal year. Call is for an extended fall though and there is very little rain in the forecast now.


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Good video! Mine have just started flowering and some of them haven’t even started yet! Problem is it doesn’t really even have to rain! They can be soaking wet every morning from dew. Keep after that p.m.! You’re looking good!

 

[grayoldnproud]

 

[Oldchucky]

A Goldilocks garden! Not too big! Not too small! Just right for an old drunk!

 

[GrowinShurts]

 

[Oldchucky]

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Did you buy the larva or are they natural!

 

[grayoldnproud]

A Goldilocks garden! Not too big! Not too small! Just right for an old drunk!View attachment 2695793

How many have started flowering?

 

[Oldchucky]

How many have started flowering?

All but two! Only three of them longer than a week! I couldn’t ask for better timing! Must’ve built some good karma up somewhere along the line! But mistress, bad karma is throwing some aphids at one plant! Lol! Just hoping they stay confined to that plant because I’ve got something coming later in the week that will hopefully fix their fucking wagon!

 

[GrowinShurts]

Did you buy the larva or are they natural!

All natural my friend. I actually thought it was a caterpillar at first and had a slight panic mode thinking my girls were about to get demolished. Lol

 

[Oldchucky]

All natural my friend. I actually thought it was a caterpillar at first and had a slight panic mode thinking my girls were about to get demolished. Lol

That’s a nice perk! back when I first started, I thought lacewing eggs were the start of a mite invasion! Killed a lot of them till I looked at them through a loop! Hadn’t even heard of lacewing larva then! What a dumbass! Lol

 

[bachflip]

s E. kY. widow

 

[shaganja]

I never had northern lights finish early. Not this early. Not anytime in September.

Its night time, but i got a n.l. that is looking like end sept. She started beginning of August. I'll put up some pics soon.

 

[Bigalmoby]

First try at a video. Plants have a little PM and are really behind on budding compared to a normal year. Call is for an extended fall though and there is very little rain in the forecast now.


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Plants look great

 

[Bigalmoby]

A Goldilocks garden! Not too big! Not too small! Just right for an old drunk!View attachment 2695793

Nice chucky they look happy as could be
You’ll be going the distance again this year ?
I hope my crazy weather keeps up got a few really close to finish now but my sativas are still getting taller n taller n taller
Anyways your crushing it over there

 

[KP_Duty]

My Super Boof

 

[jamesmessenger1]

How do you guys prevent mold???

I'm in western MD, and this is my first whack at outdoor plants, but I just don't understand how folks don't solely run autos that finish in August or something lol.

I like the safety of my controlled conditions, and moved the biggest one into my garage at night to avoid the morning dew!

 

[Galgrows]

How do you guys prevent mold???

I'm in western MD, and this is my first whack at outdoor plants, but I just don't understand how folks don't solely run autos that finish in August or something lol.

I like the safety of my controlled conditions, and moved the biggest one into my garage at night to avoid the morning dew!

Well i just go out when sunrise hits and shake them off. I just place the pots in the sunniest part of the yard. I don't live in the same climate as you i'm much dryer but i do get dewy conditions. It's really a gamble most the time growing outdoors. Late season/fall i expect to see some WPM on the leaves and catapiller signs that look like bud rot but it's the poop and munching on the stems that i get. Lovely eh?

 

[jamesmessenger1]

Well i just go out when sunrise hits and shake them off. I just place the pots in the sunniest part of the yard. I don't live in the same climate as you i'm much dryer but i do get dewy conditions. It's really a gamble most the time growing outdoors. Late season/fall i expect to see some WPM on the leaves and catapiller signs that look like bud rot but it's the poop and munching on the stems that i get. Lovely eh?

Yeah its frustrating lol.

 

[orggrwr]

How do you guys prevent mold???

I'm in western MD, and this is my first whack at outdoor plants, but I just don't understand how folks don't solely run autos that finish in August or something lol.

I like the safety of my controlled conditions, and moved the biggest one into my garage at night to avoid the morning dew!

It's almost impossible to prevent mold entirely. I'm in central Va. so we are fairly close . All you can do is keep good air flow around the buds and keep them dry as much as possible. Then I inspect the plants at least once a day and cut away any mold and treat with alcohol or hydrogen peroxide. I've been able to keep my losses around 10% or lower the last couple of years . Outdoor growing on the east coast is definitely a challenge but it can be done. And it can still be a lot of fun.