Zeez
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Is that one of Chunky's strains?
2020 MASSACHUSETTS outdoor grow Thread!
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TheShortAnswer
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Plant update ... Humboldt Dream, Mataro Blue, Blueberry, Pineapple Upside Down Cake, GSC
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Warfox
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Thanks Zeez. They are stretching like crazy, it’s truly a glorious sight. They don’t smell too strongly yet, though I’m sure THAT will change in a month or
two! Do you guys ever smell them from the front of your house etc?
Warfox
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Plants looks real nice Dunphy, and it appears that you have them supported like Fort Knox, a lot better than I can say lol...I better look into that...
dunphy
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Thanks man wish I had a better camera hard to see whats going on with the trellis netting and green background blurs right into everything, But will have one for flower.
And yes... lol Ive had people tell me they always smell bud / nonsmoked nug/skunky smell everytime they drive by my house (500+ ft away from the road. Some nights ill catch a wiff through an open window 2-300 feet away especially on like humid or rainy fall nights and stuff... I love it, thats the one thing Im worried about with massachusetts law because it states the plants cant be a nuisance to neighbors... I've got great neighbors to my immediate sides but further away is trouble (also 2 cops not far away lol)
doug mirabelli
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I’m pretty sure it just can’t be seen from the street without the aid of binoculars or air craft. Smell is not mentioned I’ve heard that smell is not probable cause to search I believe
Little_Yeti
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Just wanted to share with you guys how my ladies are looking. I did a bunch of super cropping last night so I can get them to remain lower in height but also build that thicker stem just before they go into flower.
Should I keep super cropping/topping as needed up until the last week of July? I’m assuming they are transitioning into flower by first or second week of August and I don’t want to stress them out as they are entering flower?
I’m growing in soil with fabric pots and I’m using dry amendments. I’ll be adding a top dress of a mix of Jobe’s tomato fertilizer, Dr. Earth Flower girl and worm castings either this weekend or next weekend. I’ll also water it in with some Alaska fish fertilizer and Morbloom when I add the top dress so they get that instant feeding through liquid fertilizer.
Any advice or feedback is greatly appreciated!
Should I keep super cropping/topping as needed up until the last week of July? I’m assuming they are transitioning into flower by first or second week of August and I don’t want to stress them out as they are entering flower?
I’m growing in soil with fabric pots and I’m using dry amendments. I’ll be adding a top dress of a mix of Jobe’s tomato fertilizer, Dr. Earth Flower girl and worm castings either this weekend or next weekend. I’ll also water it in with some Alaska fish fertilizer and Morbloom when I add the top dress so they get that instant feeding through liquid fertilizer.
Any advice or feedback is greatly appreciated!
matty-berk
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thats awesome! is it too late to put out some autos? im in MA. i have all my regulars out for months but just got some gorilla glue autos and wanted to put em out
stealthfader508
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All ready to start stretching out...
... and my breeding clones
... and my breeding clones
dunphy
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Hell yeah bro that looks awesome. Should work perfect and allow enough air flow through the "tunnel" Might steal that for a separate project.
dunphy
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Nope, now would be the latest I would go though I'd try to get them in the ground by next week or two.
dunphy
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Everything looks great stealth, those ladies on the left are running out of head room and havent even started to stretch!
Cant wait to see how they look in flower. Keep up the great work.
Cheers
Zeez
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Mine don't smell much yet either. Every once in a while I get a wiff of dankness but thats about it.
I've been topping like crazy to get them bushy. Otherwise they'll outgrow the house.
Warfox
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I gave the entire garden a deep watering today; thank God for mulch. I sure hope we get some rain soon though, because my lawn is beginning to resemble a well done McDonalds hash brown, and feel just as crispy.
The close-ups are of one of my bag-seed (SFV OG I am told) that started flowering middle of this month or so. In Veg it kind of smelled like burnt plastic/rubber with some fuel on top. The flowers don’t really smell...like anything yet, though I know that is sure to change.
As far as indoor vs. outdoor bud: do you guys prefer one over the other, and if so - why? Personally, some of the best smoke I’ve ever had has come from outdoor; that’s not to say indoor isn’t amazing, it’s just that more often than not the bud that makes me stop and take notice has been outdoor. But maybe that’s just because I know it’s outdoor and can be guilty of a bigotry of low expectations.
The close-ups are of one of my bag-seed (SFV OG I am told) that started flowering middle of this month or so. In Veg it kind of smelled like burnt plastic/rubber with some fuel on top. The flowers don’t really smell...like anything yet, though I know that is sure to change.
As far as indoor vs. outdoor bud: do you guys prefer one over the other, and if so - why? Personally, some of the best smoke I’ve ever had has come from outdoor; that’s not to say indoor isn’t amazing, it’s just that more often than not the bud that makes me stop and take notice has been outdoor. But maybe that’s just because I know it’s outdoor and can be guilty of a bigotry of low expectations.
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eak52190
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My experiment of putting 6 plants into one 8x4ft has turned into an absolute beast. The plants are growing a extra foot on each side and as much as I try to train horizontally they are still over 3-4 ft tall. Safe to say next year I’ll stick with 2-3 plants in one bed. Also gots some autos finishing up... Amnesia and Strawberry Cheesecake by Seedsman
