New England outdoors 2016

dazzyballz

dazzyballz

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Defo over watered,to help them out a little when overwatered,i Put them in a hotter place,the pots especially in the sun or turn my lamps up alittle and it should evaporate off in a day or two and they usually pick up a bit quicker imo!
 
itslohkey

itslohkey

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natureboygrower said:
Hey guys,I'm chasing my tail here.some of my seedlings looked to be overwatered?I've let them dry out completely, than rewatered(just watered before pic).I transplanted some to try and help,but of course that was yesterday and don't pln on seeing results right off.nothing but straight water.plants are curling and turning light green.wtf
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Hey whats your lighting like? And could be over watering give them some time to come back I had a lot of weirdness this year with my girls and now they're as strong as ever. Remember there is such thing as too much love with plants , letting them dry out some is great for root growth they'll reach in search of water and root mass is key! Also how's the humidity in the room?
 
puck1969

puck1969

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Finally getting ready to kick off the season! I had a problem with the
Bubba, only 1 of the 3 popped this year but the 3 Lemon Skunk and
the 6 Pinewarp from Marco popped and are doing great! Need to prep the
area this week and transplanting this weekend weather permitting.
 

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thumper60

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puck1969 said:
Finally getting ready to kick off the season! I had a problem with the
Bubba, only 1 of the 3 popped this year but the 3 Lemon Skunk and
the 6 Pinewarp from Marco popped and are doing great! Need to prep the
area this week and transplanting this weekend weather permitting.
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dna lemon skunk?i have had good luck with it ran it more than once outdoor:bigjoint:
 
tyson53

tyson53

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I have put out 20 seedling in the garden so far in the last week...and doing great...I have them cover with the big Dunkin Donuts clear cups..they will sell them to you for 10 cents each...Cannabis is a very tuff plant..I had plants covered in snow before with a early Oct snow storm..I had them covered in frost also..when the sun came out they were fine...

I have found out that vegging them for 3 weeks inside under artifical light and then putting them out sorta stops them growing for a week or 2 as they acclimate to outdoor light...

my seedlings just get Kelp..Roots excelerator and Amino acids for first few weeks and they grow like crazy...

I grow in 100% compost...and I amend that with kelp meal...Epsoma Bio Start...to get the soil alive again...

when planted the roots are dusted with Great White...my plants are trees come August...

look at my avatar..thats my greenhouse crop...thats in early july...I have not planted in there yet because they get to tall and hit the roof...

some of this years strains...

Strawberry banana
white zombie
fruity pebbles
Mass purple skunk
C99
lemon heads
kosher kush
Skywalker
True OG
 
dazzyballz

dazzyballz

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Looks like you got some kick ass plants there dude.loving the outdoor grows.
its a bit tricky with the weather over here up in cumbria u.k. and the thieves,and the cops.

so ive just got a green house on the go.you sound like yo know a thing or two. any tips on keeping humidity low in the greenhouse.
Ive just put a load of vents in it and im gonna be checking humidity/temp over a couple of days before transplanting.
 
GreenThumby

GreenThumby

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Hope all is well boys. I'll have to update you with pictures soon. My seedlings are getting big now. Still keeping them inside most of the day, letting them go outside for a few hours every day though for natural light. Doing some scouting tomorrow and hopefully digging a few new holes =)
 
tyson53

tyson53

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dazzyballz said:
Looks like you got some kick ass plants there dude.loving the outdoor grows.
its a bit tricky with the weather over here up in cumbria u.k. and the thieves,and the cops.

so ive just got a green house on the go.you sound like yo know a thing or two. any tips on keeping humidity low in the greenhouse.
Ive just put a load of vents in it and im gonna be checking humidity/temp over a couple of days before transplanting.
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Dazzy...I have 2 big fans ..one on each end..1 sucking in toward cieling to keep condensate down and one sucking out....plus i have 3 fans that rotate on the plants...I water first thing in the morn...to let soil dry out a bit on top...I also foliar in morn with silica and kelp to help prevent mold...and also compost teas...it WORKS......also water the silica and kelp in twice a week during flower...and make some teas...

Oh keep both ends open at night on the green house...with fans going
 
tyson53

tyson53

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I just checked the weather for NE..i am in mass myself..but looks like some nice weather coming in..its game on now....should see some nice growth coming on...I wait all year for this..lol...I still have a few to pop for greenhouse..to early to put them in now....they will grow to tall an hit the roof and then I have to start bending tops..lol....i wait till first week of June and pray...haha
 
dazzyballz

dazzyballz

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Cheers for the info tyson.ive got seven plants outdoors been out a week there just starting to pick up l.ive noticed it takes about ten days after transplanting for them to start growing outside they must be getting used to sunlight.

my greenhouse is 8ftx4ftx6ft a litte small but has to be hidden round here.
i was gonna put 4-6 plant in as i dont wanna over do it,i have a spare ossicilating fan and a 4in.ext. i can use.do u think the 4 in.would be big enough for that size ghouse.ill probalby buy a couple more fans,man i hope they look half as good as you avatar.cheerz dude
 
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