Outdoors In The Northeast

Kygiacomo

Kygiacomo

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Blackvalor said:
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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i tried to click on ur name and look for Pm all it says is start a new conversation...send me a PM..ya i have a few more questions thanks alot bro..i grew out the delahaze last year from paradise and its mould resistant for sure..it even frosted on it 2 times due to early winter coming and it never hurt it 1 bit..in fact both times it frosted it seemed to put on more weight and buds got fatter lol huge yeilder
 
Blackvalor

Blackvalor

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Kygiacomo said:
i tried to click on ur name and look for Pm all it says is start a new conversation...send me a PM..ya i have a few more questions thanks alot bro..i grew out the delahaze last year from paradise and its mould resistant for sure..it even frosted on it 2 times due to early winter coming and it never hurt it 1 bit..in fact both times it frosted it seemed to put on more weight and buds got fatter lol huge yeilder
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Funny how much people baby their plants, when in reality they're pretty damn tough!

I got your pm btw
 
Smokingoat

Smokingoat

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image.jpg image.jpg image.jpg Here's a few pics of my girls sitting out by the pool.

I posted these a few days ago in my own thread and only 1 response. This is my second go at growing and I really do love watching these plants grow. One photo has a tape measure and the plant is now up over 6 feet. Of course, that's from the ground, not the top of the dirt.
 
xp0c

xp0c

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Everyone's plants are looking great! I hope the weather keeps up...all except the humidity.
I made a quick visit to check up on my plants, and they are doing great! I have to make another trip back tomorrow to feed them because they are getting pretty dry. I just got off work, and didn't feel like lugging water tonight. lol
Blueberry Headband. I can smell her as soon as I get on the plot, and she smells great. lol
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Crazy Miss Hyde
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Nb420cool

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Plants are looking good folks! Still waiting for mine to start flower but the top growth has slowed as they start to transition to flower. Let's hope for a warm low humidity fall so we can avoid any mold problems.
 
Balzac89

Balzac89

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Meast21 said:
Hey what do u think you're yield will be on top pic of plant ?? I have a 8 ball kush that is in similar size too about 5 1/2 feet tall and topped at about 3 feet by itself I guess.
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There is so many different factors that play into yield it is hard to say. I would expect 1 oz minimum. High end 2-3 oz, but like I said so many factors.
 
jimmer6577

jimmer6577

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Meast21 said:
Thats it 2 or 3 oz ?? Why that low ???
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It is about the average that you would expect with an average size plant. It is really hard to judge because every strain will very a lot depending on several things. Even harder not even seeing the plant condition, size, number of tops, but most of all density of buds. 1 thing for sure is most people hear about pounder's and think they are easy to grow, wrong.
 
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