I love your garden and your gardening;). YOu have a nice assortment and your plants look delicious. Your harvest should be nice, can't wait to see pics.
Love me some Sour OG! Here's a pic of mine from last harvestBig Kiwi, 7' 7", pretty much as wide and that stem is at a killer 9+ inches in circumference.
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Durban Poison x U.K. Cheese ( a local Quebec strain ), the tallest is at 5' 6" and about 6' 4" wide, very bushy and should be ready by early October.
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Nebula x Juan x Big, 4'
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Some of my 818 Headbands ( Sour OG ), and a short DeLaHaze in the lower left. All the Headbands are at least 4' 6" and up to over 5'.
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Love me some Sour OG! Here's a pic of mine from last harvestView attachment 435407
Now those are cannabis plants!
Great work SF.
Amazing big bushes...
You know, you're not the first grower this year to experience such a weird turn of sex like that this year. It's SO HARD to face that when it's an 8' tall beast! Do you have any chickens or goats around you can feed it to?
WHOA!!!!! Everything looks lovely! I am very stoked to see the end results. When do you usually get your first freeze up there? Great job!
Huh, that's a trip, that's when I usually experience my first frost and I'm pretty sure I'm quite a ways south of you.First ground frost can be by end of September but more usually around mid-October, I will be adding more hay around each plant to keep them a little warmer overnight when the time comes. Many of my strains won't be finished before mid-October. :)
Huh, that's a trip, that's when I usually experience my first frost and I'm pretty sure I'm quite a ways south of you.
I've tried to kill potted plants (1gal) by putting them outside during sub-freezing weather. I live in the Sierra Nevada foothills in California, and while our cold temps don't normally hit as low as many areas, we see plenty of sub-freezing weather. I couldn't kill those plants! Put them out in December and left them there until the following June, and those damn things persisted until it got hot and too dry, then they finally died (I didn't have the heart back then to just yank them, I simply left them to die like old people in the forest). In-ground large plants like we have? I've never seen frosty nights do more than cause purpling. A bigger concern of course is mold, especially if the rains hit (which, this year, I'm praying for them, but not expecting them). Adding the straw mulch and having the fencing like you do, I bet they'll do just fine as long as it's not too wet. :) Even having to pull that one plant, I bet you'll do really well this year.
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