"Mn Growers Unite" 2011

calicko

calicko

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A FOOT OF WATER!?!?! Damn, I had that happen one year and after that I decided to stay away from low lying areas, I like southwest facing slopes and hills, no chance of flooding there.
This is my opinion and it may not work for you but again, it's my opinion...your season is over unless the water disappears in less than 12 hours! There is just no way to prevent flooding or cure it, especially with a foot of water all around your plants. Sorry bud:(
 
DuluthDankMaster

DuluthDankMaster

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all of my outdoors are showing preflowers...planted 2 more last week as well to add to the mix, hopefully these keep going i havent gotten to check on em yet. im happy to say all my outdoor ladies are thriving and finally getting some size to em! hope everyone elses grows are doing good to!! surprised this thread has made it this long haha
 
JohneyGreenApple

JohneyGreenApple

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Doubt the haze will, my california headband haze never did fill in but it was shock ripened. The cheese will be a close call but I'd bet it will, if it gets late in the season, make a pile of straw over the dirt it is growing in.

Glad to see you guys are having success! Keep em green boys and girls!
 
DuluthDankMaster

DuluthDankMaster

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Buddingbishop said:
how's everyone doing with the cooler weather? already frost starting to come in up north
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i feel u dude its been getting real chilly in crow wing county lately im jus prayin n hopin the sun keeps stayin out cuz i want a solid harvest after wat i been thru this summer. im down to 10 outside as of now but they all doin well..heres some pics, i finally figured it out. los of a pinkish red coloring of all the hairs. lime green buds and sturdy healthy stalks. i stand 6 foot tall and all of the women are up to my shoulders with probably another 4 to 6 weeks of budding to do....anybody else experiencing the pinkish redish buds u see in the pics? im not sure if its the strain(minnesota kush) or if its the weather..hope all is well good luck to veryone these last few weeks. season is dwindling and winter is approaching

DDM
 

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greenesthaze

greenesthaze

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they look good, im happy to report the cheese x haze are doing well along with the sage which needs to be transplants so it can finish inside. I will put up pics tomorrow
 
JohneyGreenApple

JohneyGreenApple

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DDM, looks like you shorted yourself in nitrogen coming into the flowering season, I would have continued to give them some nitrogen into the first week or so of flower and then start hitting them with a little bit of your regular flower nutes, at this point tho I see a cal-mag def along with the lack of nitrogen. Just keep them well watered and feed them some more calmag and flower nutes up till the last 2 weeks and then flush them out for a good 2 weeks with straight water.
Good luck, the plants look nice but that 2nd to last pic really catches my eye, time to be looking into clones for next year bud!
Later hit me up on the flip side bro! Im coming up to kick it with some people this weekend!
 
DuluthDankMaster

DuluthDankMaster

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ive given them no nutrients at all at this point, i keep no water out there, mother nature has provided solid rain this summer around here....its just too much trouble with the way that i go out there and where it is to bring water jugs to water all of em....they get full sun, only thing is the native soil there is very sandy but all the holes have been refilled with foxfarm soil and a couple other private addatives mixed with the native soil and its in a place that was burned the year before so its rich soil and i havent had too much for issues with anything since i did my full planting....ill prolly give em a nute or 2 in the next few weeks n then a flush before harvest for sure. johney youll see the end product for sure!!!

DDM
 
catmando

catmando

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yeah its not supposed to freeze that hard where im at, so im planning on covering them with a tarp and giving them a good solid watering
 
DuluthDankMaster

DuluthDankMaster

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where im at it should only be into the upper 30s...i hope it doesnt get any lower than that tho, i cant get out to cover em and uncover em unless i camp overnight. good luck.
 
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