Let's see your 2023 outdoor grow!

[teejacks]

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Top dressed with some biolive for some extra nitrogen and phosphorus. Im expecting them to use a lot of nitrogen next few weeks with all the rain we’ve gotten. Will repeat again in a few weeks at full strength. IIRC flowering began in late july/early august last year in VA, which caught me off guard. Didnt expect it until daylight got under 13 hours. Last year was my first outdoor grow lol. Im not sure how much growth to expect in july. Do they typically stretch around the same amount as they do indoors?



Bugs might be becoming a problem. Pulled off a couple leaves at the bottom with some spidermite damage/eggs. Also some leaf hopper damage. On a good note my garden is absolutely filled with assassin bugs, so slow moving caterpillars and beetles shouldnt be an issue this year.

Looking good and healthy. July I have found is the month where the plants grow the most and explode before flower. Plant will probably double in size at least

 

[shaganja]

Trellis ready!.

 

[1diesel1]

 

[Stokes]

Looking good and healthy. July I have found is the month where the plants grow the most and explode before flower. Plant will probably double in size at least

I will be looking forward to it. Thanks for the good news

 

[Hef]

Shes loving that repot. Shaping up to produce!

She is doing great. getting hot here in so cal. 95:degrees today. I’m watering a gallon every other day. Soil is pretty dry after a day off. Should I water more often or keep as is. Probably a dumb question, but I’m a nube

 

[Oldchucky]

I wouldn’t change anything. Look good. But Southern California patio grows are famous for caterpillars. So keep your eyes peeled. Inspect the hell out of the under side of those leaves for eggs. And try not to draw moths in with your lights.

 

[Jimmie]

 

[Oldchucky]

3 PM, 14%, 105°. And that’s no jive! If you’re out there, James most, good to see someone else growing some Don Carlos! Right on brother! Time to water the fuck out of them!

 

[Captspaulding]

3 PM, 14%, 105°. And that’s no jive! If you’re out there, James most, good to see someone else growing some Don Carlos! Right on brother! Time to water the fuck out of them!View attachment 2002936

Gets tuh spritz’n! They look fantastic btw…..

 

[Mainebuds69]

DURBAN fast already flowering in Maine

 

[Captspaulding]

Jack herer fast already in flower in MaineView attachment 2002938

 

[Mainebuds69]

Mistake..its the Durban fast..and the Jack is still reaching..we have had a really wet june here

 

[Oldchucky]

Gets tuh spritz’n! They look fantastic btw…..

Thanks captain! It’s a low humidity that makes it possible! The only thing between you and a nice outdoor grow where you are at!

 

[Oldchucky]

Beautiful in Maine! But your day of reckoning comes later! Good luck!

 

[Captspaulding]

Thanks captain! It’s a low humidity that makes it possible! The only thing between you and a nice outdoor grow where you are at!

I’d have to really curate the proper cultivars for outdoor grows here. Some Jamaican heritage or some shit. It would crank here though I’m sure.

 

[Novaracer69]

IMHO Those fast flowering plants are where it's at outdoors in the north east. They get big enough and can be great smoke. I cross auto and photos for just this reason

 

[Captspaulding]

IMHO Those fast flowering plants are where it's at outdoors in the north east. They get big enough and can be great smoke. I cross auto and photos for just this reason

Get it in where it fits in right? I miss growing in pa back in the day, find a nice hidden high point. It would grow some nice dope. lucky

 

[Oldchucky]

DURBAN fast already flowering in Maine View attachment 2002938

If it’s flowering already, you aren’t kidding about it being fast! Damn!

 

[Derelict999]

Growing well north of Toronto

 

[Mainebuds69]

If it’s flowering already, you aren’t kidding about it being fast! Damn!

It's definitely fast.. 5ft tall about 5 ft wide Its leaning towards its auto parent ..but was started 2nd week of April