Sassy's garden 2014

Sassyfemme · Jul 10, 2014

Hello everyone, :)

Been busy gardening and am just now getting to posting about my outdoor garden ( plants were started indoors in soil ). Here are my latest pics.

818 Headband, 4' 5" tall and easily 4' diameter. It's now July 10th.

Big Kiwi, 5'7" tall, over 4' wide and has a stem that measures 5 1/2' diameter at the base.

MysteryChild · Jul 10, 2014

Looking good Sassy :)

Sassyfemme · Jul 10, 2014

MysteryChild said:
Looking good Sassy :)

Thank you Mystery Child. :)

Purpz · Jul 10, 2014

Wonderful garden Sassy, a little green with envy at all that space you have to play with. :P

Sassyfemme · Jul 10, 2014

Purpz said:
Wonderful garden Sassy, a little green with envy at all that space you have to play with. :p

Thank you Purpz, been working on it for two seasons now and still have some improvements on the way. :D

Purpz · Jul 10, 2014

You're doing well Sassy, it's a very well made plot. :)

TortureKill · Jul 10, 2014

Plants look beautiful. Hope you have an excellent season, and a rewarding fall :)

Sassyfemme · Jul 13, 2014

My 818 Headband is getting so big, I started it from seed indoors back in January, and used it as a mother plant from which i was able to make many fine clones. If it ends up doubling in size during flowering stage, I may very well be looking at an 8 to 10 foot plant.

Big Kiwi from mr.clones ( The Big by BC Bud Depot + Kiwiskunk ), this one is about 5' 9" tall. Next spell of good weather, I will be adding cord to hold up the branches, as I'm pretty sure that they will be getting very heavy once buds develop. :)

In this image, the row of plants along the fence ( left hand side ) are a cross between Durban Poison and U.K. Cheese and will make very good medicine. The one in the middle ( still along the fence ) measures about 4 feet in height and easily as wide. In the centre is a Big Freeze ( The Big + Freezeland ) and then there's the Big Kiwi in the upper right hand corner. :)

A DeLaHaze, still short but full of promise. I received this one as a clone just around the time I was putting the larger ones outdoors so never had the time to veg it longer. I am looking forward to testing it's buds in another three months.

Purpz · Jul 13, 2014

Lovely. :)

Supercharge · Jul 14, 2014

Beautiful, you have a great layout to your garden.

cephalopoda · Jul 14, 2014

amazing...so jelly of where u r growing! :)

Sassyfemme · Jul 14, 2014

Supercharge said:
Beautiful, you have a great layout to your garden.

Hi Supercharge, :) Thank you, I have never put together such a large garden, maybe half that and with smaller plants. Just hoping they al come through and harvest time rocks. :)

Sassyfemme · Jul 14, 2014

cephalopoda said:
amazing...so jelly of where u r growing! :)

Hi cephalopoda :) Thank you, it is a wonderful space in which to grow, but our seasons are not too long so I can't cultivate some strains that are longer in finishing. All of the above are within the 8-9 weeks flowering time period and even then, up this way, weather can be tricky as Fall approaches.

Gandalfalfa · Jul 14, 2014

Beautiful garden! Bit of a country paradise. :)

Sassyfemme · Jul 14, 2014

Gandalfalfa said:
Beautiful garden! Bit of a country paradise. :)

Hi Gandalfalfa :) Yes it is, off the beaten path. :)

north knect · Jul 14, 2014

nice crop sassy..i kno all to well about the climate ur growin in..im in northern ontario and the weather hasnt been to kind To say the least this season..i wish i had the space to veg mine out like yours lol..good vibes sassy

NK

Sassyfemme · Jul 14, 2014

north knect said:
nice crop sassy..i kno all to well about the climate ur growin in..im in northern ontario and the weather hasnt been to kind To say the least this season..i wish i had the space to veg mine out like yours lol..good vibes sassy

NK

Thank you NK :) And up here, in the middle of the province of Quebec, even summer nights can be chilly. Garden is doing well for now, it will be more of a challenge starting at end of August, all the way to end of September, mold and mildew are a constant danger ( last year I had to deal with botrytis on my plants ). I am better prepared this season so hoping the outcome will be more positive. :)

infocus · Jul 14, 2014

Love how rustic is looks with the straw mulch. :happy:

Supercharge · Jul 15, 2014

Sassyfemme said:
Hi Supercharge, :) Thank you, I have never put together such a large garden, maybe half that and with smaller plants. Just hoping they al come through and harvest time rocks. :)

Looking like you will with the health of all of your plants so far!

royfree2grow · Jul 15, 2014

nice garden! goodluck

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