First Outdoor Grow

Towelie29

Towelie29

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At the beginning of July I got 4 small mystery clones dropped into my lap. I was told they are generally 27% and 23% THC strains. Little did I know I would get super invested and obsessed with all things growing. I use Advanced Nutrients (Grow/Micro/Bloom). They get moved into direct sunlight throughout the day and brought into a 5x5 tent for their night cycle. Then they get woken up by full spectrum lights and brought outside when the sun is shining in their spot. I also have a ladybug habitat in the tent to help curb any mites or aphids. Just thought I'd share with you all because I am very proud of what I've learned and accomplished, cheers. :weed:
 

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dunphy

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Towelie29 said:
At the beginning of July I got 4 small mystery clones dropped into my lap. I was told they are generally 27% and 23% THC strains. Little did I know I would get super invested and obsessed with all things growing. I use Advanced Nutrients (Grow/Micro/Bloom). They get moved into direct sunlight throughout the day and brought into a 5x5 tent for their night cycle. Then they get woken up by full spectrum lights and brought outside when the sun is shining in their spot. I also have a ladybug habitat in the tent to help curb any mites or aphids. Just thought I'd share with you all because I am very proud of what I've learned and accomplished, cheers. :weed:
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Great job, they look awesome especially for a first timer.

Looks like we have a new lifelong member falling in love all over again with this plant.

Not sure if you've harvested anything you've grown before, but even vegetables grown taste better when you grow them yourself... I hate tomatoes unless its like a marinara sauce or something.. But when I grew tomatoes I would eat them like an apple and loved them...
Its even better when it comes to weed... Theres nothing that beats enjoying that first smoke after all the work of the grow finally pays off... I like outdoors especially for this reason because the grow takes so much longer (especially when starting plants early in Feb... harvesting Oct. and smoking end of oct/nov. ) But that sense of accomplishment, and satisfaction makes that bud taste so much better.. One of my favorite things in this world.
 
Towelie29

Towelie29

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dunphy said:
Great job, they look awesome especially for a first timer.

Looks like we have a new lifelong member falling in love all over again with this plant.

Not sure if you've harvested anything you've grown before, but even vegetables grown taste better when you grow them yourself... I hate tomatoes unless its like a marinara sauce or something.. But when I grew tomatoes I would eat them like an apple and loved them...
Its even better when it comes to weed... Theres nothing that beats enjoying that first smoke after all the work of the grow finally pays off... I like outdoors especially for this reason because the grow takes so much longer (especially when starting plants early in Feb... harvesting Oct. and smoking end of oct/nov. ) But that sense of accomplishment, and satisfaction makes that bud taste so much better.. One of my favorite things in this world.
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Thank you! Yeah I could definitely see that lol, garden veggies are always the best. :) I'm already excited to try growing some of my favorites from seed next year! I think I'm going to do Cheese, Sour Diesel, Blueberry and something with purple buds and high THC.
 
See green

See green

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Looking good! It is so satisfying in many ways to grow your own. Just remember it doesn't end after you chop them down. The drying and storing is the most critical step. The grow is the easy part :bigjoint:
 
Towelie29

Towelie29

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See green said:
Looking good! It is so satisfying in many ways to grow your own. Just remember it doesn't end after you chop them down. The drying and storing is the most critical step. The grow is the easy part :bigjoint:
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Agreed! My AC Infinity fan should help control my humidity for drying. I swear by Boveda bags, they work so well when storing large quantities of flower if you use glass jars. Up to 3 years- crazy!
 
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Towelie29

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Finally found out what kind they are. 3 Purple Kush plants and the other is Cali OG x Haze. Defoliated the other day because I noticed the lower buds weren't maturing. Should be a good harvest. :)
 
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