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Purple Oaxacan off Strainly; may be worth checking out. Good luck.

Curious why only 5 gallon pots? You want to be able to move inside during inclement weather? Keep size small so as not to draw that aforementioned attention? Anyway, glad to have you in this thread and I’m excited for your grow.

Im 02777 Providence/Fall River region and I’m going to germinate 4/15 - 4/20 or so and transplant first week of June. That’s what I did last year and this is what I got

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Yep had a dehumidifier; I think I kept it around 60% ? though in retrospect I would lowered the humidity even more in the beginning of dry. I will be drying in my shed instead of basement this year because the wife almost killed me haha. Especially with the Dinafem OG Kush it smelled like there...

Personally, I hung them in my basement from the ceiling on large runs of rope. I kept large plant limbs attached to part of main stem, so drying was rather slow, and thus they were able to begin cure while hanging. The smell and flavor ended up being vastly superior vs drying and burping in...

Mass here wow and you even had that nifty electric trimmer too! Yea trimming took foreverrr even with help. Ended up just turning a bunch of my OG Kush into hash. #1 takeaway from last year: superior end product by letting bud cure hanging whole on plant for 2-3 months BEFORE trimming...

I grow outdoors, and I amend my final soil with Dolomite lime can’t recommend it enough! It will buffer ph and help grow some killer bud. But I would just use a nice organic potting soil to start, no dolomite needed. I don’t measure it really I just sprinkle it in by hand. I have had BAD...

Among the most mold-resistant plants I’ve had were Seedsmans White Widow, specifically the short, squat fruity-grape candy pheno’s. I let them go until I think October 26 last year here in Massachusetts, and one out of three had maybe a TINY spot. Great hybrid with a nice up motivating high...

“The cuticle of healthy tissue is often very tough, so the fungus is more likely to penetrate damaged, weak or senescent (aging) tissue. Infection can also start through stomata and wounds. That is why Botrytis often appears after an attack by caterpillars, because the fungus will take advantage...

I should clarify then for my experience: the only “budrot” I’ve encountered was botrytis secondary to contamination from caterpillar poop.

This. This. This x Infinity. The only budrot I encountered was as a direct result of caterpillars shitting in my buds. Routinely Spray down your plants with BT and your bud rot occurrence will plummet(nothing is 100%) Powdery mildew I classify differently, and it never really affects my plants...

In my experience smell is highly strain dependent. For example: there is NO way that I could hide the smell of my Dinafem OG Kush (eye-watering lemon-FUEL!), or the absolutely ridiculous late-season stank from the Seedsman Skunks. But I could see maybe pulling off a floral strain like a white...

I grew TNR outdoors this past season: 8 foot tall 1.5 lbs or so balanced high, not the strongest but real nice high. Exceptional mold resistance in my New England climate, along with the Seedsman white widows. Smell is difficult to put in words: spicy and floral; unique for sure.

I’m always interested in learning! What is the pheno I ought to look for? How is the high?

I dried my plants in sections still attached to main stalk or large limbs in my basement, and cured the majority of them in large totes. I have not had time to take all of my plants down from the hanging lines. My best bud almost exclusively both smoke & terpene/smell/taste wise has in fact...

Is there an organization in MA that helps MMJ patients unable to afford it?

She made a few seeds as well, so I’m psyched about THAT.

pulled today Smells like mother F’n GARLIC lol.

I will certainly give this method a try next season, because I refuse to give up on growing Indica’s outdoors.