Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013

gR33nDav3l0l

gR33nDav3l0l

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So I was gonna roll a joint, grinding some bud, when this came along. It's the only one so far, out of 2 plants harvested already. I had luck this year, planted 4 seeds, got 4 females. No males on my part, and I guess no males around, cause there ain't more seeds.
So what the fuck :eyesmoke::eyesmoke: Well, I'm getting that in the ground for next round for sure though :eyesmoke::eyesmoke:

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garlictrain

garlictrain

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doublejj said:
I haven't started harvest this year. My plants are much smaller this season, I hope to get 6-8lbs...but I have pulled 18lbs out of a carport in the past. No way to hang 14'ers whole. We cut branches and hung them to dry. Stored the branches in storage tubs until we could trim it. It took us a month to trim.....but this year I bought a trimming machine, so everything will get bucked off the stem & run thru wet. I will dry in wire trays I bought at Home Depot.......
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DoubleJJ the machine is a dream brother!
I've hung 5 quick cure drying racks FULL in 4 days just buckin and running it through the machine.
Occasionally from tilting it to "work the load" you will need to tighten the side bolts so you don't surprise yourself by dumping the whole fan top from coming unhinged.
Also I found it much easier and got best results not even using the drop chute but instead tilting the load into the catch bin.
It's worked so well in fact that my trim partner and I find ourselves waiting around for the rest of the "work" to ripen!
Kudos to you sir for the heads up on this super affordable trimmer!
If I were paying $200/lb to get my crop hand trimmed I'd have spent $3000 for what I've already pulled off my dry racks!!!!
 
doublejj

doublejj

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Carmarelo said:
Well guys, after my 2nd successful grow, I've come to the conclusion that scrog's SUCK for outdoor growing, except for the exception of support toward the end of flower. I noticed weak thin branches that didn't get enough movement from the wind to really strengthen them enough for outdoor growth. The only benefit I saw was being able to spread the branches to allow for more top growth, but that can be done by merely tying the branches down with weights. It was also a pain having to cut all the netting before chopping them down.
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I tried it indoors, many years ago. This is all I have left of the 3ea 4x8 scrog tables I built with 2" chicken wire. each table had a 1000w light on a light rail over it. 6 plants under each table. I ran them for a year and then quit using them. It was very labor intensive and it took so long to fill the screen that you lose one grow cycle per year, so it was wash. Too much labor for little return. I could get the same amount in a year per light just growing the plants out, because I got an extra cycle.......good luck
 

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mr sunshine

mr sunshine

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Well gentlemen i fucked up. I shuld have bought the jars i needed when they where right infront of my face now i have major tree and no glass.i cant find half gallons anywhere!
 
lahadaextranjera

lahadaextranjera

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Some of my outdoor looks like my indoor. Some of it, I said! Jamaican dream in this pic. :)

Its 24C all week and night temps of 17C!!! Could have run for longer but they were ready!

 
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