Outdoors In The Northeast
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Hillbillyclem
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How is the berry bomb doing I have one as well it's getting pretty big
Kygiacomo
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my berry bomb is starting to branch out like a Mfer now..im going up on the hill tomorrow to feed her..shes 7 foot 4 inche right now i finally figured out how to upload pics on here and i will post some in here tomorrow..im about to order some more seeds for next year outdoor season of the female seeds after reading strain reviews/reports...how is ur berry looking?
Hillbillyclem
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It's about the same 7 footer I was away for 5 weeks I was surprised to see all plants alive and huge
a senile fungus
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Outdoor rocks
Kygiacomo
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hell ya thats always a good thing..the berry bomb phenos i have gotton have all been great..huge yeild,great flavor and great stone..what more could u really want lol
Kygiacomo
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they are looking good mate..ya outdoors is the only way for me..i like the flavor and yeild u get from outdoors..i grow enuff to last me from year to year..last year with 9 planted i ended up with 21.2 pounds of the funk..i germed my seeds directly in the soil and then moved them to the hills around may 15th or 16th..im in kentucky i dont think it actaully classifies as northeast but any outdoor grower is a friend of mine
Blackvalor
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Haven't had a lot of time to take pics of my spots lately, but I did manage one of a Frisian dew a few weeks into flower. Hoping this one is a purple pheno.
More to come.
More to come.
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Hillbillyclem
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first pic
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Hillbillyclem
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Frisian dew and something else lol
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Blackvalor
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Update from guerrilla location #2
These ladies are the furthest into flower (for this time of year) that I've ever grown. I'm expecting a few of mine to be finished the first week or so of September...
This Frisian dew was one that re-vegged hard earlier in the year, but is now one of my furthest along.
This one is a little behind the others and is just starting to flower. It has these crazy tops that reach for the sky. Should have some nice colas on this once its finished.
This last one is actually a freebie that came with my order. Also fairly far into flower. Strain is "cheese" by G-13 Labs.
These ladies are the furthest into flower (for this time of year) that I've ever grown. I'm expecting a few of mine to be finished the first week or so of September...
This Frisian dew was one that re-vegged hard earlier in the year, but is now one of my furthest along.
This one is a little behind the others and is just starting to flower. It has these crazy tops that reach for the sky. Should have some nice colas on this once its finished.
This last one is actually a freebie that came with my order. Also fairly far into flower. Strain is "cheese" by G-13 Labs.
a senile fungus
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Where in the north east are you?
Your plants look great! Congratulations!
I'm in south eastern Michigan and my one BC Cheese is officially starting to out on buds.
My other two, Guerilla Glue #4's, are throwing out more and more pistils but no buds forming yet.
Looks like the GG#4 will be out there till mid October, weather permitting
Your plants look great! Congratulations!
I'm in south eastern Michigan and my one BC Cheese is officially starting to out on buds.
My other two, Guerilla Glue #4's, are throwing out more and more pistils but no buds forming yet.
Looks like the GG#4 will be out there till mid October, weather permitting
northeastmarco
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Blackvalor,nice patch there.they are really into flower.keep up the good work
Blackvalor
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Thank you both for the kind words. Location wise I'm somewhere in NY, but that's all I can say.
The only real problem I've ran into this year is keeping my leaves green since flowering, despite weekly feedings of maxsea. But I think I've finally got that under control.
I'm not familiar with those strains, but that sounds similar to where my brothers plants are at in terms of flower.
Good luck to you and hoping for a nice dry September/croptober
northeastmarco
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Kygiacomo
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yo black im really loveing that 2nd pic..i love how wide that bitch is bro..very nice! is that the frisen dew? i looked into this strain back in feb but i couldnt find anyone that had grown this..i dont really go by what the breeder says when im picking a strain bc we all know they like to lie just to make sales lol i like going with personal grows and get advice from guys like ur self..i wasnt a member of rollitup at the time tho so looks like i will be getting this one next year to go along with my others..have u ever tried sensi seeds early skunk? i just been reading on it and super skunk and im picking up some those seeds as well..people around my parts in the appalachian mountians love anything that is skunky
Blackvalor
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Thanks man!
Definitely a strain worth trying out. Shes a fast grower with a natural bushy structure. Seems to love the outdoors. The only thing I can't speak to is the mold resistance, since i'm only 3 weeks or so into flowering but it seems Dutch passion stuck to their word on this one.
One thing to take note of is that they are an early flowering strain. If you start them inside and put them out too early they WILL go into flowering. I had it happen, despite a 15/9 indoor light cycle.
It's funny that you mention sensi's skunk varieties, since that's what I grew last year. Not the early skunk, but skunk#1. (Cheap) It did alright outdoors for being an indoor strain. I ended up chopping a week or two early due to rainy weather, but it was good nonetheless.
If you have anymore questions feel free to shoot me a pm.
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ajaygrowshay
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I wish mine were doing that good. I'm from ny too but god damn. I'll post some pics in the amThank you both for the kind words. Location wise I'm somewhere in NY, but that's all I can say.
The only real problem I've ran into this year is keeping my leaves green since flowering, despite weekly feedings of maxsea. But I think I've finally got that under control.
I'm not familiar with those strains, but that sounds similar to where my brothers plants are at in terms of flower.
Good luck to you and hoping for a nice dry September/croptober
ajaygrowshay
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I already had some pm on a couple autos I had. I chopped em and threw em. away. Autos are not even worth the money let me tell you. But my other girls are doing amazing. 5-6 foot and healthy as fuck. I'm just hoping this rain slows down soon. I've only had to water once and it rained that night!