Growing monsters
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twisted drifter
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wish i knew a good grow spot outdoors. Got a lot of respect for outdoor growers.
go on google earth to check on the area around you then go there on foot to have a look
JakeBakeADK
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The 3 100 gallon ladies
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JakeBakeADK
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And the 3 in 15’s
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Bigdaddy76
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They’re only under that plastic when it rains. My new greenhouse is less defused. The plastic on one in pictures is just some plastic i had laying around and it was going to rain, so i put it on.
calyxhunter
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caged up this volunteer Maple Lea Indica from last years seed run. I just throw the old moldy reject flower to build my soil and this came up. so i caged it after seeing how good she was doing.
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Bigdaddy76
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Not sure if you’re asking me or someone else with a monster. But I started them end of December because I wasn’t happy with size last season. Need to trim off some of the inner branches so energy isn’t wasted growing little branches that’ll never get good light. FIMM the shit out of them too, throughout veg. If from seed, I’d top more but i feel FIMMing is better for clones
JakeBakeADK
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Same man,started mine in February. That’s how you make monsters trim all that little bullshit early you’ll be happy you did.
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NewEnglandFarmer
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My first grow ever last year produced some nice 10 footers. One lesson: 6' spacing isn't enough. This year I'm doing 8 foot spacing. These are from seed, transplanted directly into ground (amended native soil) first week of June.
JakeBakeADK
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Wow those look absolutely gorgeous! What was the yield off those?
TintEastwood
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Loving the outdoor grows.
Back in 2017 I did a outdoor monster coco run in 5 and 7 gal. A bit too big. It was my last outdoor grow.
Back in 2017 I did a outdoor monster coco run in 5 and 7 gal. A bit too big. It was my last outdoor grow.
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NewEnglandFarmer
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The Chinook Haze yielded just under 3 lbs. Way more than I could ever use...been giving away lots. I ended up with just under 10 lbs. total. I think with more afternoon sunlight and better topping/training techniques, plus more space between plants, I probably could get a lot more. But honestly, what would I do with all that? I've been trying to connect with veterans to give a bunch away but not had much luck so far...I would've thought they'd be all over it, lot of older vets on fixed income can't afford the dispensaries. Will keep trying.
Bigdaddy76
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You should bubble hash it and then heat press it. You’d have your yearly supply of Rosin!
MICHI-CAN
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That's exactly where ripper's and police begin their search. Use Giggle to figure out where not to grow. Think like a predator/hunter and you'll never be dinner. LOL.
MICHI-CAN
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Just heat the hash to set in a mold. Candy bars of indefinite shelf life. And compact with no sticky.
Bears_win
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So here’s a little technique that I use to get the girls THICC
I didn’t develop it just sharing it
Triacanatrol ( I’m sure I’m spelling this wrong .. I just call it Tria)
1 part wood ash ( collect it from your wood stove in the winter or you can buy palm ash .. ask for it by name at your hydro store , via spare time supply distribution)
one part organic alfalfa meal ( buy it at hydro store or a feed store ) it looks like green meal.
Get a 30 gallon trash can and add 8 lbs wood ash
Plus 8 lbs alfalfa meal plus 2 cups of blackstrap molasses or hi brix molasses. Fill with 20 gallons of H20
stir it up and
let
sit for 24-72 hours in the shade depending on the heat .. the hotter it is the less time it takes.
looks
Like this ^^. Then stain using a colander .. the sludge in the bottom is perfect to feed your worm bin or just dump it as compost .. it will clog a sump
Pump though so definitely strain your tria mixture .
It should be a greenish watery concentrate .
dilute at 15 gallons of Tria concentrate per 100 gallons of water .. add 1 cups Epsom salt ( Mg sulfate crystals ) and 2 cup fish hydrolysate into the tank ..
This recipe makes 120 gallons of fertilizer. Scale up or down accordingly as needed ..mix well and feed in early AM ..
natural PGR which will cause the girls to react with vigorous growth .
I’ll post some ganja pics at some point I haven’t taken any recent photos in a couple weeks they are now all rooted and starting to get some size to them .
I didn’t develop it just sharing it
Triacanatrol ( I’m sure I’m spelling this wrong .. I just call it Tria)
1 part wood ash ( collect it from your wood stove in the winter or you can buy palm ash .. ask for it by name at your hydro store , via spare time supply distribution)
one part organic alfalfa meal ( buy it at hydro store or a feed store ) it looks like green meal.
Get a 30 gallon trash can and add 8 lbs wood ash
Plus 8 lbs alfalfa meal plus 2 cups of blackstrap molasses or hi brix molasses. Fill with 20 gallons of H20
stir it up and
letsit for 24-72 hours in the shade depending on the heat .. the hotter it is the less time it takes.
looks
Like this ^^. Then stain using a colander .. the sludge in the bottom is perfect to feed your worm bin or just dump it as compost .. it will clog a sump
Pump though so definitely strain your tria mixture .
It should be a greenish watery concentrate .
dilute at 15 gallons of Tria concentrate per 100 gallons of water .. add 1 cups Epsom salt ( Mg sulfate crystals ) and 2 cup fish hydrolysate into the tank ..
This recipe makes 120 gallons of fertilizer. Scale up or down accordingly as needed ..mix well and feed in early AM ..
natural PGR which will cause the girls to react with vigorous growth .
I’ll post some ganja pics at some point I haven’t taken any recent photos in a couple weeks they are now all rooted and starting to get some size to them .