The Irish Growers Thread!

90'sStoner

90'sStoner

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monaghanj said:
Cheers man, I would love to grow photos outdoors but I don't think it could happen where I live unfortunately.

And well spotted, the last pH test was slightly akaline, need to test it again however. I'll certainly get that rock phosphate, thanks for the suggestion!

I grew her indoors for 5-6 weeks, moved her outside about four weeks ago. This one outdoors hasn't started flowering yet. Her twin has been indoors her whole life and is a lot bigger, flowered already and nearly ready for harvest.

Agreed that autos are the best way, currently planning ahead for next year and trying to select a good strain (looking at potentially growing a few plants indoors over winter to get the seeds).
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Yea I have noticed the autos seem to take longer outdoors, don't know what that's about.

Great minds man, I had planned to do the same for this summer but i never got around to it.

If ya go back the thread till last Sept ya should see my outdoor attempt
 
mossyrocks123

mossyrocks123

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Santiago789 said:
Just started week 11, it's an auto,im a bit confused with all the info, some sites say harvest now others are saying to wait until 50 - 70% of pistils turn brown, I'm just trying to time the flush right
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Week11 of flower? Is this an auto? Iv never grown autos but those nugs look like week 5 or 6 of flower to me at best so 2 or 3 weeks at least left if indica 4 or 5 if sativa, flushing is a load of shite in my opinion anyway keep the plants happy till theyre ready to come down!
 
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Santiago789

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mossyrocks123 said:
Week11 of flower? Is this an auto? Iv never grown autos but those nugs look like week 5 or 6 of flower to me at best so 2 or 3 weeks at least left if indica 4 or 5 if sativa, flushing is a load of shite in my opinion anyway keep the plants happy till theyre ready to come down!
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Yeah it's an auto, 11 weeks since it germinated, I never took note of the date it went into flower. Yeah I dunno if its a matter of preference, it would be easier not to do it. Do you notice a difference if you do/don't flush?
 
mossyrocks123

mossyrocks123

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Santiago789 said:
Yeah it's an auto, 11 weeks since it germinated, I never took note of the date it went into flower. Yeah I dunno if its a matter of preference, it would be easier not to do it. Do you notice a difference if you do/don't flush?
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I only grow photoperiod and in hydro so i dont bother flushing, but have a look at this video n see what you think in ur case i would start flushing yet as they dont look a week or 2 to finishing and you will lose yeild
 
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Santiago789

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mossyrocks123 said:
I only grow photoperiod and in hydro so i dont bother flushing, but have a look at this video n see what you think in ur case i would start flushing yet as they dont look a week or 2 to finishing and you will lose yeild
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I'm growing in soil with organic nutes, I'll hold off for the time being I think, first time doing autos so I was following a general guideline of their lifespan. Didn't want to get caught in a situation were they were ready to harvest and I hadn't even started flushing, cheers for the replies and info
 
Jay_normous

Jay_normous

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monaghanj said:
Hi all, new to this forum. Long story short I have a great plot of land on a fertile floodplain. Very hidden so a great spot for a grow. Threw one of my plants down in June and it looks to be holding up well (photo attached). Would appreciate anyones comments as I'm new to an outdoor grow and depending on the success of this plant I hope to have a large grow going next year. Lately the weather has been terribly wet, the ground is fairly flooded but I'll rectify that next year by having raised beds and drains. I'm familiar with guerilla growers on YouTube but I'm very interested to hear from growers closer to home.
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Looks real healthy, watch the slugs man.. fukers will distroy a plant overnight.
 
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