White widow outdoor oregon 2017

[Buyfrommycity]

Started LST on this plant a few days ago looking really good imo. 1.5 months of veg left hoping for a beast! #oregon2017

 

[bi polar express]

Buy from my village

 

[jensenbeach1]

Very bushy nice man i wish i lst mine didnt have room for 1ft wide plants

 

[flippinkeysmakinGs]

How's she looking?

 

[Buyfrommycity]

Took the tomato cage off and stopped training. This pic is from 1-2 weeks ago it's even bigger now! Bushed out real nice. night time right now I'll take more pics soon

 

[flippinkeysmakinGs]

Oh ya she'll be a nice 6x6' bush come fall! Keep up whatever your doing, less is usually more with feeding!

 

[Buyfrommycity]

Ak-47 right now is the biggest. this pic was also from about 1-2 weeks ago same day as white widow

 

[Buyfrommycity]

Not really sure why but white widow flowered already again. Flowered early in the season went back to veg and it's back to flower. Looks like it's gonna stay in flower now. Definitely didn't get as big as I hoped for but at least I won't have to worry about mold.

 

[MadMel]

Nice plants. I wish I had been able to start mine sooner. Mine are just 2 months old. How did your plants look at 2 months old? Like this?

 

[DG1959]

IMO only.... white widow in greenhouse was fair.... took far too long but the buzzzzzz was good.... outdoor I had problems with bugs and mold. Better strains available.

 

[slow drawl]

I grew a WW in the GH last year, harvested in November. It never would have reached maturity outside.
Excellent high...

 

[Buyfrommycity]

Nice plants. I wish I had been able to start mine sooner. Mine are just 2 months old. How did your plants look at 2 months old? Like this?

Great video. I can't really compare as I started from clone. You also do a lot more training than myself. I also had an issue with birds attacking my plants in the first month. Here's a more recent pic of my ak47
My neighbor must be releasing lady bugs as I have not used even neem oil this year or had any bug issues (knock on wood) and my plants are covered in lady bugs and daddy long legs. 2 of my 5 outdoor are already flowering. But I am still at the mercy of mother nature till I get these suckers in jars!

 

[MadMel]

Great video. I can't really compare as I started from clone. You also do a lot more training than myself. I also had an issue with birds attacking my plants in the first month. Here's a more recent pic of my ak47View attachment 3981251
My neighbor must be releasing lady bugs as I have not used even neem oil this year or had any bug issues (knock on wood) and my plants are covered in lady bugs and daddy long legs. 2 of my 5 outdoor are already flowering. But I am still at the mercy of mother nature till I get these suckers in jars!

As far as the birds, try flattering some aluminum pie pans and tying them so they can spin in the wind. This is what a lot of people do for their vegetable garden to protect them from birds.

We usually get a huge swarm of ladybugs twice a year. They are EVERYWHERE!!! I for one am glad of their presence, as well as praying mantis.

As for clones, I know very little except for what I have read. I think that a clone is about equal to a 1 month old plant in size? I am probably wrong though.

The main reason why I have done so much LST plant training is for 2 reasons. 1) to increase yields, and 2) supposedly the stress helps to keep the THC levels on the "higher" side.