anyone flowering outdoors ?? my plants not flowering yet

damn igthy looks good man what part of cali ?

@medshed they look nice how much longer till harvest ?

Good question. I've never run either of these outside before. I'm guessing the Qushs will go 2-3 more weeks and the Pandy 3-4 weeks.

Timewalk said:

damn igthy looks good man what part of cali ?

@medshed they look nice how much longer till harvest ?

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Hey Timewalk, well I will harvest towards the end of September. The plants you see are all my own strains from pollinating other female branches.

here's a update forgot what week i'm in got to quit smoking that herb before marking my calender
oh well herb finishes when its ready cant rush the hands of time

Looking good Timewalk. I've determined my Qush plants are probably about a week away from finishing. The pistils are starting to turn and the trichomes are mostly cloudy with an amber one here and there. The Pandora's box should be ready about a week after the Qush. She's still packing on weight and starting to frost up nicely.

@medshed did you use anything to pack on weight i hear overdrive is good was debating

I don't use any "enhancers" like overdrive on my plants. I just keep it simple with Supersoil and extra feedings of Earth Juice when they look hungry. I'm sure there are some good additives out there (maybe including overdrive, I just have no experience with it) but I found early in on when growing in hydro that the more I tried to push the plants the more likely I was to mess them up and have a disaster.


Medshed

@medshed i feel you man keeping it simple seems the best route ive used so may additives in my time to
know less seems to always be better i think organic is the easiest way to keep it simple

Got down to 38 last night on the western slope. Still need at least 2 more wks. I'm thinking of trying to insulate my 3gal bucket. Anyone have any ideas??

Timewalk said:

damn igthy looks good man what part of cali ?

@medshed they look nice how much longer till harvest ?

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Thanks! I figure September and October. I have already harvested a few pounds off of them.