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Darth Vapour
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little late for the party 4 months vegged outdoor and 2nd week of flower its going to be a big haul buds everywhere 
will post in 4 weeks some monster colas
will post in 4 weeks some monster colas 
Smokin Slot
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treemansbuds
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looks like she re vegged on you. Looks like good smoke though.
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Justinsbudzzz
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Really startin to like this bagseed plant lol.. It's inly 2 weeks flower and got some good trichs developing hoping to cut ur down October 15-20 before vancouver gets shit weather. Only things that's wierd to me is on some buds the pistil tips are slightly dying ? ...but anyway I live the main top/tops its gana be a fatty I'm hoping.. love this site learned a lot from certain people I think that really 
no what there doing and some of you are close to me.. Here in a month or so I'll have the rest of my shit for indoor setup going.
BcDigger
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So I had to chop my biggest white grizzly tops yesterday. The relentless rain for 5 days didn't help them very much.
Here's what bud rot looks like for anyone that hasn't seen it before. Keep a close eye on your plants after rain. This shit shows up literally over night!
Here's what bud rot looks like for anyone that hasn't seen it before. Keep a close eye on your plants after rain. This shit shows up literally over night!
Darth Vapour
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little late for the party 4 months vegged outdoor and 2nd week of flower its going to be a big haul buds everywhere
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I dunno although there are many things the influence veg one being sunlight of course others can be what times to actually put in the ground ,, mediums etc ..
I always am in awe how they get so nice in Cali but this year i think i found the right strain for my out door , and it was a pretty good season with only 1 short drought
Being north of the 60 th parallel i can say for once i grown a tree comparable to my brothers down south lol she is a keeper strain next years plans are to put them in the ground when there already 3 foot bushes maybe i will tower there grows that is my goals lol i know she is going to be a huge yield buds are everywhere
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Darth Vapour
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Funny how when growing MJ it becomes sorta a competition only competition i have is finding the right strain , and that it will finish before snow dump something that can handle cold temps and extreme hot ,, That is just my location up here in the north pole lol ..
From drought resistant to high RH as for light hrs i got cali beat big time i mean in may i am at almost 19 hrs of daylight where there only 14.5 weird huh and deep down inside i think i can out do them
down fall its illegal or i would have 50 trees in a row where it would look killer like my brothers down south lol also my goals are to achieve 8 - 10 pound plants consistently now that would for sure give my brothers down south something to talk about lol
From drought resistant to high RH as for light hrs i got cali beat big time i mean in may i am at almost 19 hrs of daylight where there only 14.5 weird huh and deep down inside i think i can out do them
down fall its illegal or i would have 50 trees in a row where it would look killer like my brothers down south lol also my goals are to achieve 8 - 10 pound plants consistently now that would for sure give my brothers down south something to talk about lol
MatanuskaValley
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Dumped old soil from an indoor grow into my garden box in the winter and got a volunteer sprout from a dropped seed. Now this blue dream is feeling like a world record! J/J/k but it is 7 feet tall and at least 8feet wide with over 90 tops. Also in the box are 6 tomato plants, but they are getting choked by the blue dream.
hoonry
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what's up everybody? been outta the loop and I miss it here... anyway, a bit of chutzpah for ya here - my "no love" project of the summer. these clones of an unknown indica are growing in an old compost pile. I've given them absolutely nothing but water the whole way through, and won't feed them anything at all. My expectations are very low - I get only 4 hours of direct sun a day, and deer and teenagers dwell nearby... so I'm happy with anything I get and won't mind a bit if it's nothing, these plants are pure novelty. 
thankfully, that's not all I have...
thankfully, that's not all I have...
Indacouch
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hoonry
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I didn't have the startup materials for this season I would have liked to have had. I've seen a lot of good soil recipes here @TMB I'd love to try your's next year. So what does a fella do when he can't afford a lot of soil upfront? the solution I came up with was to start the plants in raised containers and add more soil as I could afford it. So, plants in 5 gallon containers were brought to my site in may and put into 10 gal plastic grow bags. once roots were well established a couple weeks later, I would take my plant, place on the clay ground, and quickly tack up a 3x3x1 box loosely held in place with rebar. about 10 cu ft to fill the box, then I slice off the grow bag and remove it. T-posts placed around the box holds fencing and breathable fabric. once the box has become rootbound, I pull the rebar and the boards out, add soil, and effectively "transplant" without the normal stress. As a bonus, when I pull the boards out, I can sprinkle powdered mycorhizzae (I use Oregonism) on the now exposed roots before I dump more soil in.
Ideally, I'd start the season with 300 gal of soil per plant and add later if necessary.
however, this has enabled me to grow more than I originally thought I could, so I'm stoked. here's a sour d before and after
chocolope
Ideally, I'd start the season with 300 gal of soil per plant and add later if necessary.
however, this has enabled me to grow more than I originally thought I could, so I'm stoked. here's a sour d before and after
chocolope
Smidge34
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Yeah, she did go into a slight flower when she went from 24 hours to outside in May, but I've trimmed all the bullshit stuff out. What I'm talking about is the sheer number of leaves man, regardless of the strain, that I seem to get.. I see plants you Cali folks post pictures of that look almost like indoor, what with the lack of leaves. Maybe it just seems that way, but I can't help but wonder if it's somehow a product of the mega-humidity we get here. Just throwing darts.
Rhizosphere
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thats just cali man, the weather grows good outdoor herb here. cali has amazing genetics and the sheer number of people here that do it theres just bound to be a few that do it really well!! i haven't smokeed indoor in like 3 years cause we have so much outdoor that smokes better.
Rhizosphere
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feeding to much nitrogen at the wrong times can cause to much leaf like that to.
Rhizosphere
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bet itll be the best tasting bud you've ever grown!! its almost like no till growing.