OGgrower420
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I'd say for a 1st time grow your doing GREAT. Maybe some more nitrogen? Fish emulsion and kelp powder?
OGgrower420
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Hope I'm posting this in the right place. "Your Outdoor Grow "
All of you have really given your plants plenty of vitamin L. They are all beautiful ladies in their own right.
This is my 3rd year learning Organic Lasagna no till. Learning to feed the microbes as much diversity as possible. From worm Letchea fresh from our 2000 lb worm bin, to forest forays to local forest for mycelium. Each year we learn and understand a little more and the ladies are showing the love.
Drip hose keeps moist and bucket catches letchea below.
Less than an hour from the garden. Fresh mycelium and mycroryzi from local forest.
I'm starting with my survivor miss Super Skunk from a lone seed we produced last year. Don't judge her to hard folks, twice in her 1st two months outdoors 50 and 60 mph winds blew most her leaves off! She never hermed or complained so I couldn't do anything but let her grow!
Without further ado, the rest of the family include GG4, Green Crack & Durbin Poison.
The cages and training made a big difference this year. We all love our girls don't we
All of you have really given your plants plenty of vitamin L. They are all beautiful ladies in their own right.
This is my 3rd year learning Organic Lasagna no till. Learning to feed the microbes as much diversity as possible. From worm Letchea fresh from our 2000 lb worm bin, to forest forays to local forest for mycelium. Each year we learn and understand a little more and the ladies are showing the love.
Drip hose keeps moist and bucket catches letchea below.
Less than an hour from the garden. Fresh mycelium and mycroryzi from local forest.
I'm starting with my survivor miss Super Skunk from a lone seed we produced last year. Don't judge her to hard folks, twice in her 1st two months outdoors 50 and 60 mph winds blew most her leaves off! She never hermed or complained so I couldn't do anything but let her grow!
Without further ado, the rest of the family include GG4, Green Crack & Durbin Poison.
The cages and training made a big difference this year. We all love our girls don't we
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Psy3784
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Siskiyoucountygrower
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Got a few
Oldchucky
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Still looks like a little smoky. Doesn’t seem to be bothering them too much.
Lockebox
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I think it's been a few weeks since I posted in here. Heres an update, white widow, runtz, and lemon auto in order
kevinfever
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OGgrower420
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Oh ya!
Looking good. How long do you have weather wise till harvest?
Very beautiful, thanks for sharing.
kevinfever
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kevinfever
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what a horrible camera my bad
OGgrower420
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kevinfever
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My first grow out on the East coast very different from Southern Ontario . September has got me worried to be honest, no PM yet but it has been a wet and gloomy AugustLooking good
Lockebox
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Hey thanks man. I'm honestly not too sure but I'm in Oklahoma so my random guess is like 6 weeksOh ya!
Looking good. How long do you have weather wise till harvest?
Very beautiful, thanks for sharing.
cpurola
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Fabulous! My Lemon Auto is about the same size, tiny comparatively speaking.
cpurola
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Your pics showed the wet gloomy very well. LOL Your grow shows that plastic totes are as good as the fabric pots.
Is that a cannabis plant in the ground near the back?
kevinfever
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yes it is , just testing the rocky soil here doing all right . I did amend it though
kevinfever
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18 gal. totes .The one the ground did get a little bigger
OGgrower420
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Your close I imagine. You may get a week or two more? I've always kept a very close eye in the fall for frost. Last year my Jack Herer being Sativa dominant was the last to fully ripen. The night before I chopped her we had a hard frost. She was covered with plant blankets but the buds were frozen like popsicles!
The sun came out and thawed her good that's when I did the deed and dropped her.
Turned out to be one of my best
No matter how hard we try to get everything just right, there's always a random unexpected curve ball to deal with. It's all good cause we learn along the way.
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Kopper1013
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So a lot of us outdoor grows look to have giant bushes. This is my first grow so I have a question I hope y’all can help with (maybe a couple
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Question:
Do y’all trim towards day 21?
If you trim are you just trimming veg or small buds also?
My girls have buds EVERYWHERE! Small guys down at the bottom to big colas up top, do you trim the small stuff to feed the bigger or leave the smaller stuff so maybe your colas aren’t as big and maybe less susceptible to bud rot?
What do you guys and girls like to do with your giant lady’s?
)Question:
Do y’all trim towards day 21?
If you trim are you just trimming veg or small buds also?
My girls have buds EVERYWHERE! Small guys down at the bottom to big colas up top, do you trim the small stuff to feed the bigger or leave the smaller stuff so maybe your colas aren’t as big and maybe less susceptible to bud rot?
What do you guys and girls like to do with your giant lady’s?
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Psy3784
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I cant reach 2 of mine. I am too short and they are too tall.So a lot of us outdoor grows look to have giant bushes. This is my first grow so I have a question I hope y’all can help with (maybe a couple
Question:
Do y’all trim towards day 21?
If you trim are you just trimming veg or small buds also?
My girls have buds EVERYWHERE! Small guys down at the bottom to big colas up top, do you trim the small stuff to feed the bigger or leave the smaller stuff so maybe your colas aren’t as big and maybe less susceptible to bud rot?
What do you guys and girls like to do with your giant lady’s?
So I have no choice but to just leave the majority of everything 
. I am sure the experienced Ladies/Gents will help ya out.
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