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Sativa on the left in picture 2 has some fingers on it.
It costs about 250$ to get it done up here in Canada to rich for my blood you folks in the states are lucky that it’s affordable!How about a post called “Let’s see your OUTDOOR highest THC testing report”.
Is this a semi organic grow? Just wondering because of what you feed them. Looks good a little bit of defoliation will make them look even betterStarting to flower, but lots of yellowing... pretty sure they're root bound. Just top dressed with an inch of worm castings, and feed them a solution of chicken poop 5 3 4, and flower food 0 8 5, with some Epsom salt and a wee bit of vinegar every day.
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I think it’s an Aussie Shepherd!!! Just had to make a yoke! Lolwhat kind of strain is that?
Lol, yeah, semi. Started in great soil, but they look hungry hence the feeding.Is this a semi organic grow? Just wondering because of what you feed them. Looks good a little bit of defoliation will make them look even better
Maybe it’s not a good idea.It costs about 250$ to get it done up here in Canada to rich for my blood you folks in the states are lucky that it’s affordable!
Well when I grow my strain I made jelly dream outdoors next yr I'm definitely getting it tested. Knocks me on my ass...but its uplifting at the same time!How about a post called “Let’s see your OUTDOOR highest THC testing report”.
My little full term spot. My 99 got cut this past week by dfw.View attachment 1013378View attachment 1013379
Wow there are some really nice grows going on here. I am very impressed and somewhat motivated to grow my girls with most of the info laid out on this forum. Hats off guys and Cannabis gurus. I am hoping I am the next gen organic grower but still have more to learn so keep posting : ) I felt compelled to show my girls and update. Seeing some of these monsters, it kinda makes mine look kinda small lol. I am in southern Ontario and think my first outdoor grow is going rather smooth. Kinda scares me a bit : ) Here are some pics... I went big....as much as my prescription allows lol. 64 plants. Hash Plant, Green Crack, Northern Lights and I think crown royale... cant remember lol. All organic with bennie teas. I make my teas in 200 liter drum and aerate. Worm castings in pillow case, Organic nutes in sock, Nematodes, 164ppm well water, and some molasses. My barrels always foam over in 24 hours so I know when it is best to use. Nothing but positive vibes for organic and I spend way less than syn nutes. Costs are around $62 per watering for 64 plants. About $1 per plant per watering. I cannot complain about that. Next year I will run my wifes prescription also and have about 120 girls. Should be a challenge but will replicate what I am doing now.
Beautiful. Nice trees. I dream to retire up north in the Danville area or Oregon. Such serenity and nature at its best.Starting to flower in Northern California. Lots of 8-9 footers this year...too lazy to super crop or top.
It's best not to ruin peoples self confidence by plastering out pics my 20 foot autos and my 24 pounds per plant of the photoperiodic ones... So I'll wait a while maybe until the chainsaw chop, it's quite a happening here with roadblocks because of the falling "trees". Last year a flying branch hit a neighbor and he was hospitalized with a severe concusion for a month, made his day when he was allowed to keep the branch, as he said; "Now I dont have to worry about what to smoke for a year, thanks Straits". Ok here's a pic
It's best not to ruin peoples self confidence by plastering out pics my 20 foot autos and my 24 pounds per plant of the photoperiodic ones... So I'll wait a while maybe until the chainsaw chop, it's quite a happening here with roadblocks because of the falling "trees". Last year a flying branch hit a neighbor and he was hospitalized with a severe concusion for a month, made his day when he was allowed to keep the branch, as he said; "Now I dont have to worry about what to smoke for a year, thanks Straits". Ok here's a pic
How do you get them so gigantic??
Any advice and strain?
Appreciate their humility, they are in a sweetspot. Interesting they “”top” the colas for multi-harvest.
I do multiple harvests as well. Way better yields that way