RIBrian
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Very nice!
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MaiNiaK420
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Thanks.
It's been super humid for a while now, hopefully we have a dry next couple of months.
It's been super humid for a while now, hopefully we have a dry next couple of months.
Cannabis.Queen
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Mealy bugs, they suck ass!
But not more than spidermites in my opinion lol
My plants this year were attacked by those bastards and I just finally got rid of them *crosses fingers*
I'll be hoping they just keep the rest of the leaves they have and teah they were in a drought and basically all almost died so I'm happy I could save them lol
Man last year I get ripped by a jealous asshole and now mealybugs. Lololol lol.
And they range in size for sure, all started the same time so strain really is everything and potsize lol
Candy Cream (in 10 gal and is 5"1)
Sex bud
Lemon candy
Sex bud
Not all there but some, and here's my baby that I'll be getting my third harvest out of; revegging is munch life right now lol
I veg, flower, harvest 80% and then cut the rootball in half (horizontal) and re pot with veg nutes and there she goes. Caramelino is the best bud I've had and yes I've cloned her and I have 2 more seeds but this revegging project became a hobby or a challenge for myself lol
But not more than spidermites in my opinion lol
My plants this year were attacked by those bastards and I just finally got rid of them *crosses fingers*
I'll be hoping they just keep the rest of the leaves they have and teah they were in a drought and basically all almost died so I'm happy I could save them lol
Man last year I get ripped by a jealous asshole and now mealybugs. Lololol lol.
And they range in size for sure, all started the same time so strain really is everything and potsize lol
Candy Cream (in 10 gal and is 5"1)
Sex bud
Lemon candy
Sex bud
Not all there but some, and here's my baby that I'll be getting my third harvest out of; revegging is munch life right now lol
I veg, flower, harvest 80% and then cut the rootball in half (horizontal) and re pot with veg nutes and there she goes. Caramelino is the best bud I've had and yes I've cloned her and I have 2 more seeds but this revegging project became a hobby or a challenge for myself lol
fishwhistle1
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Things are coming around nicely. Threw a net over her on the weekend in anticipation of some nice buds
ganga gurl420
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Been away during the storms. A few were bent but not broken...so I'm very thankful. All in all everything is good and this plant my gf is next to can be tied back in place for the most part. They got bigger then I expected
Sevenleaves
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Been a couple weeks since I posted, so here's some updated pictures. Not even sure what the strain is, so I just call it Marsh grass. "Southern coastal Maine"
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too larry
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Unless your friend is 4' 2", those are some big ass plants. Looking good.
ganga gurl420
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Lmao....she is as tall as me. Thanks tho....next yr will have a better system in place for holding them put
Seawood
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Looking for some feedback on how my plants are progressing...starting to get concerned as I’m in the far NE and frost will be here end of next month so 4-5 weeks. Being a first-timer, I have no idea if these plants are on schedule. Seem to be lagging compared to some pics I see on here. Also, when will these buds start packing on some size?....They’re just creeping along. Thanks.
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ganga gurl420
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they look on schedule to me. I live in the far north too.
The southern states have shorter hours then we do so they are farther along in flower.
Frost isn't a bad thing at all. As long as it isn't a hard frost they will pop back as soon as the sun warms them up. The secret is to really make sure the roots are well watered and insulated before a frost and they will be fine. Mine go through a couple before I take them down.
Seawood
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Ok cool. When do you typically harvest? Also, would it be wise to cover them with plastic (not bags but a drop sheet above them) to keep them going longer or just let nature take its course? I guess covering yours would be a challenge unless you had access to a crane. Lol
Sour Wreck
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MichiganSpinDoctor
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Some night shots before my phone dies. Holy grail
Storm knocked my power out. Cheers!
Storm knocked my power out. Cheers!
ganga gurl420
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The drop sheet thing Is up to you. I don't do it that way so I don't want to give advice on something I don't do and don't have personal experience with.
I typically harvest a 8-9 week strain the first week of oct..If it's an early strain then last week of sept.
They do fatten up fast the last 4 to 5 weeks of flower. Don't worry they will get there.
Deltagreen
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Hello all, just want to share my outdoor grow. The two with buds are Purple Punch and the one starting to flower is Wedding Cake. I'll try to keep updates weekly. Stay hi.
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MichiganSpinDoctor
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Got some storm damage.. 
Not too bad. Should have gotten the second cage on this Skywalker..
Just bent. Could have been worse. Gave the big strawberry blue a green tape flat top the other day. Looks better today.
Rain is done. Good morning!
Not too bad. Should have gotten the second cage on this Skywalker..
Just bent. Could have been worse. Gave the big strawberry blue a green tape flat top the other day. Looks better today.
Rain is done. Good morning!
MichiganSpinDoctor
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I'm going to cover mine sometime in late october if it is cold and rainy enough. I will leave plenty of breathing room and take it back down if it's going to be nice.
MaiNiaK420
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It's been so humid you can literally see it in the air.
We have a plant growing under our deck this year, right where I had my Centurion set up last fall during trim season. No nutrients have been used on this plant, though I plan to give it bloom nutrients starting right off.
We have a plant growing under our deck this year, right where I had my Centurion set up last fall during trim season. No nutrients have been used on this plant, though I plan to give it bloom nutrients starting right off.