Zealands Europe outdoor grow 08

zealand green

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• May 22, 2008

• #1

So i got bored at the right time, spring. Im in Europe somewhere. I planted Sensi Seed Jamaican Pearl and Hindu Kush about 7 weeks ago. They have been outside since seed because i did not have any where inside to put them, so they went through about 3 weeks of cooler moist conditions, so a little bit slow on the start. There are so many protected deer( i mean allot) where this grow is so I decided to put them in trees. They have been in the trees for about 3.5 weeks.
There are 7 in total, not sure which is j/pearl and h/kush cause they got mixed around. dont really care either...will no when they get bigger.
I bike to the area every week or 2 weeks cause its a 1 hour ride there ,1 hour ride back.

And yes I know I should not have put 2 plants in 1 pot but i could not check em for ages one time and then decided to leave em, and clone one/keep one.
Any comments/help/advice welcome, thanks

 

Last edited: May 22, 2008

zealand green

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• May 22, 2008

• #2

plant 1, this is in an over grown tree stump

Tree 1

plant 2

plant3

Tree 2

plant 4 and 5

Tree 3

plant 6 and 7

closer look...a little wasted on the new growth cause of 4 days heavy rain.

 

ghengiskhan

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• May 22, 2008

• #3

Damn I always thought putting plants in trees would stick out really bad, but I can't tell the difference at all with your. Good job.

 

zealand green

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• May 22, 2008

• #4

fuck..that last photos big....can any one tell me how to make them smaller so you can click on em so they become bigger...got them on photobucket.

 

ghengiskhan

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• May 22, 2008

• #5

Looks fine on my comp, it's not too big. My resolution is pretty high though.

 

zealand green

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• May 22, 2008

• #6

ghengiskhan said:

Damn I always thought putting plants in trees would stick out really bad, but I can't tell the difference at all with your. Good job.

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yeah i know...but the thing is to find a tree with the same color leaves or really high. these are only about 20 meters up, took a while to find a good tree and for it to have branches at the bottom for climbing
the ones in tree 3 i will move cause at one point from the ground "if" you were to look up you could just see it.

 

zealand green

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• May 22, 2008

• #7

ghengiskhan said:

Damn I always thought putting plants in trees would stick out really bad, but I can't tell the difference at all with your. Good job.

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hows this for camo, all greeeeeen
and also tied some bark around the pot just in case

 

zealand green

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• May 22, 2008

• #8

 

dankassshit

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• May 22, 2008

• #9

you need bigger pots and this strain is beautiful

 

zealand green

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• May 22, 2008

• #10

dankassshit said:

you need bigger pots and this strain is beautiful

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Yeah i know i need new pots..will do it next week.
What strain would you be talking about, Hindu or Jamaican?

 

zealand green

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• Jun 14, 2008

• #11

A bit of an update peoples.....

Plant 1

Plant 2 (photo next week, damaged from mad hail storm)
Plant 3 (photo next week, damaged from mad hail storm)

Plant 4, this one got really wasted by ssssssslugs, fuckers....ate the new shots) looks male though, what do you reckon?

Plant 5 (was growing in same pot as 4, so decided to take it out and clone, pics later)

Plant 6

Plant 7 (was growing in same pot as 6, so decided to take it out and clone, but it died....oh well)

 

zealand green

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• Jun 22, 2008

• #12

Checked a few of them yesterday....

Plant 4
Bit of lst

what are these yellow holes...dont really see any bugs!

Plant 5

 

Gilfman

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• Jun 22, 2008

• #13

looks outstanding! .. wish mine were doing that well... its been a little cold where i live (70 F) but anyway keep on growing!

 

ReggaeBoy0420

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• Jun 22, 2008

• #14

a little cold where you live ?? 70 degrees is perfect

 

Gilfman

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• Jun 22, 2008

• #15

ReggaeBoy0420 said:

a little cold where you live ?? 70 degrees is perfect

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i thought 80ish was ideal?

 

zealand green

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• Jun 23, 2008

• #16

Gilfman said:

looks outstanding! .. wish mine were doing that well... its been a little cold where i live (70 F) but anyway keep on growing!

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Thanks dude,

yeah 70 f should be fine.....Today is 89f or 32c....thats hot!!........whats too hot?....anyway cant do much about that...

 

Flabos

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• Jun 23, 2008

• #17

Sooo nice fat ass leaf !
You're doing great.

 

Gilfman

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• Jun 23, 2008

• #18

yeah i need to check mine today... mainly to see how the dug out ones are doing but also my LST and FIM jobs (not rimjobs u sickos).. i have a bad feeling about #10 .. i am hoping 6 is good .. weather was 80 today with about 50-60% humidity i think thats superb for growth correct?..

 

zealand green

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• Jun 29, 2008

• #19

Checked the plants today, as you do on sundays.....
Anyway I took some photos then realized my camera settings was on manual.....so all the photos were nearly pitch black....so I Auto leveled and pulled a little light out of em with Photoshop.......and look how they turned out, a bit psychedelic..

update;
Im only left with Plants 4, the clone from plant 5 and Plant 6... the others were male!

Plant 4

Plant 5
The clone last week

clone today...

Plant 6
Tied it down a little....

 

zealand green

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• Jun 29, 2008

• #20

I mean......

3 only left with Plants 4, the clone from plant 5 and Plant 6... the others were male!'



its late......