2025 Massachusetts Outdoor Growers

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p59teitel

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• Apr 10, 2025

• #1

Time to kick off the 2025 season, Massholes! Started seeds on April Fool’s. Got South Waziristan, Pakistan Repros, a couple of Karakoram, Pakistan varieties, and Sholgar, Aghanistan going so far. Found a bonus Tashqurghan, Afghanistan seedling already growing in the garden; came through the 28 degree temps the other night just fine -

 

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Green Dreamz

Well-Known Member

• Apr 11, 2025

• #2

Am a few hours west of you and will not put mine out til mid May. You are much braver than I haha.

 

7CardBud

Well-Known Member

• Apr 11, 2025

• #3

I just popped this year's clones into solo cups.

 

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p59teitel

Well-Known Member

• Apr 14, 2025

• #4

Green Dreamz said:

Am a few hours west of you and will not put mine out til mid May. You are much braver than I haha.

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Lol it’s the little seedling that must’ve seeded in from last year’s plants and spent the winter out there that is brave, not me!

 

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p59teitel

Well-Known Member

• May 17, 2025

• #5

Getting garden in shape to transplant from keg cups. In the meantime the Winter Windowsill Plant Abuse Project is heading into the home stretch. These are a cross I made between a Sholgar, Afghanistan male and a South Waziristan, Pakistan female. I call it Shwaziri. Super gassy and fruity, might even keep some as flower -
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Panzon

New Member

• May 18, 2025

• #6

Learning a lot from this site

2nd grow for me. Casually focused…

I am going to reduce to 8 and move outside when they outgrow the veg box.

Coco mix just got a Mykos feed.

 

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p59teitel

Well-Known Member

• Tuesday at 1:02 PM

• #7

Hope everyone’s grow is going well, my plants are loving the blazing hot weather! Amber trichomes finally arrived so the Winter Windowsill Plant Abuse Project is over and the Shwaziri are curing in the cellar.

 

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mistacman420

Active Member

• Tuesday at 3:48 PM

• #8

Those Pakistan and Afghanistan strains sound really interesting. Glad that little Tashqurghan seedling is tough enough to survive the cold snap — that’s a good sign for the season ahead

 

bostrav59

Active Member

• Yesterday at 3:45 PM

• #9

This is my 5th year but it's been the hardest so far for me. I start my ladies inside and move them out when they move into vegetative. For some reason this year they were very slow in moving to Veg - I started around 4/20 and only moved them outside June 15, and they were very small. They've stretched out since then but they are way too small for getting much yield. In the past I've used seedsman, and this year I used RQS. No problem having the seeds pop, but then really slow growing. Any thoughts on what could be the problem???
This is what the Moby looked like when I put it in the ground.