Let's see your outdoor grow 2022

Greenthumb58 · Aug 13, 2022

Colo outdoor grow, grasshoppers got to a leading branch ate through and up the stalk about 3 inches. Found 8 inches toppled over, splinted and was not very hopeful it would heal pictures are 4 days in and might actually make it

MIGrampaUSA · Aug 13, 2022

From earlier today - Approaching mid-flower with the plants on the left and the 2 front right. Those are all "Fast" strains and have been flowering for a few weeks now. I expect them to finish mid September. The other 2 are GSC - Fast version (back right) but I don't think they'll be done until early/mid October. I've done a lot of LST/Super cropping to keep the plants from growing tall.

Greenthumb58 · Aug 13, 2022

MIGrampaUSA said:
From earlier today - Approaching mid-flower with the plants on the left and the 2 front right. Those are all "Fast" strains and have been flowering for a few weeks now. I expect them to finish mid September. The other 2 are GSC - Fast version (back right) but I don't think they'll be done until early/mid October. I've done a lot of LST/Super cropping to keep the plants from growing tall.

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Looks amazing, nice healthy girls.I am a very new grower this is my first outdoor grow, most every one here is miles above me. I do love these plants has been amazing watching them grow if I can harvest even close to what I have seen here I will be pleased. Good luck with your season very nice

MIGrampaUSA · Aug 13, 2022

Greenthumb58 said:
Looks amazing, nice healthy girls.I am a very new grower this is my first outdoor grow, most every one here is miles above me. I do love these plants has been amazing watching them grow if I can harvest even close to what I have seen here I will be pleased. Good luck with your season very nice

It's actually been a pretty easy grow ... but ... I'm an experienced grower. I've been doing it for a while. Outdoors is always tricky because mother nature doesn't always cooperate. Us northern farmers are very familiar with late season problems like WPM and budrot. Also plants up against greenhouse glass or fences and such is an open invitation to the problems I just mentioned. You reap what you sow and my wife and I have devoted several hours a week to the greenhouse grow. As you see, it doesn't take a lot of time ... but it does take some effort to keep the plants healthy.

They are 100% organically grown.

P.S. Feel free to message me if you have more in depth questions. I'd be happy to take the time to answer.

grnmtn · Aug 14, 2022

Greenthumb58 · Aug 14, 2022

That's awesome

Psy3784 · Aug 15, 2022

I joined the forums a bit ago but never posted before. So hi all :) Enjoying seeing everyone's grows this year!
I am a new grower. Last year was my first time and it went horribly, thanks to powdery mildew lol. But so far so good...
So for one, do not mind my sad, very sad attempt at keeping this lady contained lol. It hurts me too and next year will be even better I am sure haha.

Ok, so last year i had some purple haze clones and something the guy I got them from called Tall Purple, but it is also mixed with whatever my neighbours had last year, that ended up pollinating my ladies. So not 100% sure what all three of my pants are but when they started to form buds the leaf stems, stock and branches have/are slowly going a purple red colour.

This beast came up by her self in the spring after I had thrown some seeds on the ground lol. She went through at least 4 frosts before I knew she was even there but when I did find her she was healthy as can be still is lol.

My brother standing next to her is 6 feet tall... I am thinking she is at least 13 feet which, hey that's awesome and all but I highly doubt she will produce much if anything especially by October.
She just started budding on the 1st of this month -_- I live in Ontario Canada and weather sucks in October lol. It has already been 8C at night a few times and its only August. so i might be SoL. Either way she's pretty neat haha :)

These next 2 pics are of my current plant that has been budding since July 15th-ish or so.

Again sorry for the mess that is the support attempts lol but let me know what ya's think of Big Bertha! Will she produce well or nah?

grnmtn · Aug 15, 2022

Psy3784 said:
I joined the forums a bit ago but never posted before. So hi all :) Enjoying seeing everyone's grows this year!
I am a new grower. Last year was my first time and it went horribly, thanks to powdery mildew lol. But so far so good...
So for one, do not mind my sad, very sad attempt at keeping this lady contained lol. It hurts me too and next year will be even better I am sure haha.

Ok, so last year i had some purple haze clones and something the guy I got them from called Tall Purple, but it is also mixed with whatever my neighbours had last year, that ended up pollinating my ladies. So not 100% sure what all three of my pants are but when they started to form buds the leaf stems, stock and branches have/are slowly going a purple red colour.

This beast came up by her self in the spring after I had thrown some seeds on the ground lol. She went through at least 4 frosts before I knew she was even there but when I did find her she was healthy as can be still is lol.

My brother standing next to her is 6 feet tall... I am thinking she is at least 13 feet which, hey that's awesome and all but I highly doubt she will produce much if anything especially by October.
She just started budding on the 1st of this month -_- I live in Ontario Canada and weather sucks in October lol. It has already been 8C at night a few times and its only August. so i might be SoL. Either way she's pretty neat haha :)
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These next 2 pics are of my current plant that has been budding since July 15th-ish or so.
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Again sorry for the mess that is the support attempts lol but let me know what ya's think of Big Bertha! Will she produce well or nah?

Did your neighbor have male or hermi pollen?

Psy3784 · Aug 15, 2022

grnmtn said:
Did your neighbor have male or hermi pollen?

I honestly couldn't tell you. All I really know for sure is, he had about 8 plants from random seeds he was given and he had no idea what was what and I did not get to see them closely. My plants last year did not herm but all my plans had seeds and as far as I know he was the only one with unknown plants in the village.

Siskiyoucountygrower · Aug 15, 2022

Psy3784 said:
I honestly couldn't tell you. All I really know for sure is, he had about 8 plants from random seeds he was given and he had no idea what was what and I did not get to see them closely. My plants last year did not herm but all my plans had seeds and as far as I know he was the only one with unknown plants in the village.

I would bead af if my neighbor pollinated my garden

Psy3784 · Aug 15, 2022

Siskiyoucountygrower said:
I would bead af if my neighbor pollinated my garden

Yeah I was, but there was nothing I could really do about it. I grew outdoors and in my garden, so fault is 50/50 at least. They currently have 4 plants out and they look like poo lol but so far no seeds haha.

SweetLeafGrow · Aug 15, 2022

Here is my 2022 Greenhouse. I have 4 different strains of Cannabis going on in there, Wedding Cake, Apples and Bananas, Cherry Tonic Web CBD, and Banana OG. I also have various other plants crowded in there including an Early Girl tomato, a bunch of sweet basil, marigolds, zinnias, gourds, mint, peppers. Because the Early Girl is an indeterminate variety, we will also have fresh tomatoes through October. The Cannabis plants are not showing any pistils yet but I expect them soon and also expect to go at least until Halloween for the finish because our northern latitude. They appear to be throwing some preflowers so we're on the way to getting some great medicine. I have a space heater and dehumidifier ready to go in when the time comes.

cpurola · Aug 15, 2022

First post. We're in Southeast Michigan and I have been growing our medicine since it became legal in 2019. Love, love, love growing these ladies. I only grow outdoors, so far. Hubby and I are seniors, I make edibles and we use it to help us sleep. Have to admit, after giving up drinking 6 months ago a little buzz is nice. I've grown autos and photos, but photos are tricky in Michigan, the season is so short. But these plants are pretty hardy and I've had them survive freezing temps overnight, then bounce back when the sun appears.

Hubby likes Northern Lights Autos, so I bought from Seedsman and they sent free Black Sugar seeds.
Don't think I should have put them in the flower garden.
Hope they get done before our weather gets bad.