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I feel that ! Not exactly out in the open here either ! I did hide some in some elephant ears my first time! Had 4 in the back yard , then I got neighbors that peek over fence and say hi! So on the porch now. Lucky however that they aren't here most of the year , they live in PA, but they visit . Usually they are up north during flower. Hopefully I timed it right this yearI haven't grown outside since 2012, I'm in an 'other than legal' state so I have to keep it inside. But in 2012 I lived out in the boonies and used garbage cans filled with 3 year old mulched leaves that turned into straight up castings. I mixed it with lava rock and dug 3 foot deep holes to set them in. I hid 14 plants in a field this way for a 20 lb yield. My 3 sons and I smoked 4 lb and sold the rest. I have a pile of hard drives and one of them has the pictures.
Thank you!!Brother, you may be a newbie, but based on the LSD pic, you're on the right track!!! I grew inside for a decade and started outdoors last summer. If I could grow something that looks like your LSD "crepe myrtle", I'd consider it a job well done. Rock on man!!
I have a bunch of solar fans from my greenhouse, I plan to set one or two up around each plant outdoor this year. I just like not paying for the powerLooking into fans . Last year had just the one box fan. Was highly insufficient. But better than nothing. Any suggestions for an outdoor fans? I don't know what kind of CFM to look for. Here are a few I found . But I would rather have 2 for each end of the porch .
Powerful airflow, 1300 FPM
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Air delivery with 3 speed settings, up to 2800 CFM
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Performance is rated at a maximum of 4150 CFM with a reach of around 30 ft. Escape your air-conditioned cave and enjoy the outdoors, even in peak heat.View attachment 2425410
Mine will start doing that when they are just starting to fold from being underwatered and under lit!I have some questions on an issue I have experienced and may be experiencing again.
Leaf clawing ?
Last year I noticed it bad on the original glue but it was way later so I assumed it was ALot of things ... Like me over watering too much nutes and a cramped container. Did some reading ... Still left kinda confused
This year , I noticed it on the purple ghost candy , started right before I transplanted. Was after some nutes , so I thought I over did it , Read some more , thought it was ... A combo of
1. Over watering
2. Nitrogen toxicity
3. Environmental stress ( hot temps)
So I backed off both,
Improved some I think ,it didn't get worse , but it has not resolved. However the new growth seems ok.
It's only on the larger sets of fan leaves that were present at transplant ...
Can it be resolved ?
So just trying to learn what it is why and what I need to change or consider or just leave it be .
Post in thread 'Why are they clawing so bad!' https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/why-are-they-clawing-so-bad.158825/post-3102284
She got pretty wet the other day... Cause I was a bad lazy person! You told me to lift them , I got side tracked and did not. The day I lifted them she had been sitting in water all night apparentlyMine will start doing that when they are just starting to fold from being underwatered and under lit!
It’s hard to tell! Can be a lot of reasons for it! I just throw them out in the sun, and if they are praying and tracking the sun, then they are happy enough! But as usual, watering is a big deal! Just have to watch that!She got pretty wet the other day... Cause I was a bad lazy person! You told me to lift them , I got side tracked and did not. The day I lifted them she had been sitting in water all night apparently! She was dripping water . So I have been drying them back , even pulled them in from rain just to be safe a few times .
But that makes sense when it I noticed it I flushed it, thought I over fed it . Dried it out . Was kinda off on the shade some. Cause it was super hot . So it's kinda just a scar basically?
I think this picture looks pretty stretchy!I have some questions on an issue I have experienced and may be experiencing again.
Leaf clawing ?
Last year I noticed it bad on the original glue but it was way later so I assumed it was ALot of things ... Like me over watering too much nutes and a cramped container. Did some reading ... Still left kinda confused
This year , I noticed it on the purple ghost candy , started right before I transplanted. Was after some nutes , so I thought I over did it , Read some more , thought it was ... A combo of
1. Over watering
2. Nitrogen toxicity
3. Environmental stress ( hot temps)
So I backed off both,
Improved some I think ,it didn't get worse , but it has not resolved. However the new growth seems ok.
It's only on the larger sets of fan leaves that were present at transplant ...
Can it be resolved ?
So just trying to learn what it is why and what I need to change or consider or just leave it be .
Post in thread 'Why are they clawing so bad!' https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/why-are-they-clawing-so-bad.158825/post-3102284
That was fast !Since I have 2 pots availableKicking around getting some autos ...
Got some GMO bud the other day , couple times have had a mendo or a garlic breath and really liked it, so I couldn't help myself when I saw a 5+3 pack of GMO x Mendo auto seeds , with a 3 pack freebie of Gelato OG and I got a 24.00 discount with my loyalty pointsscore!! 11 seeds total .
All bondage removed !Ok well... I'm at 45+ days , week 7 starting... Last night I saw couple white hairs and was like WTF , damn already!! A Few cuss words laterPGC is doing her thing ?? Bummer , but it's fine . Took off all LST measures and gonna just let her ride !
I realized this year germinating or doing them later may make them smaller or either let me go longer into cooler months . I guess now we know
No wonder you’re floating around with that shit eating grin on your face!Getting better
No wonder you’re floating around with that shit eating grin on your face!
When your plants are happy, life is good!!
I can remember back when I read my first Hightimes magazine and I've been hooked ever since, probably about 1974 still a sophomore in high schoolWhen your plants are happy, life is good!!
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