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ktmac20 said:
I don't see any amber trich's at all...The pistils are turning and the Calyx are filling in...Just going by your pic alone and having zoomed it in...I think you have a couple weeks to go...

What are you taking the pics with...The are great hi def pics!
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After chop, do you still have to worry about worms or mites attacking you during curing? Plants were clean during chop.
 
Tried my first nug today, and I was knocked on my ass. I let it hang for a week, and I've had it jarred for a couple weeks now. I'm impressed with my first crop. Gonna let it cure for another month before I sample again. Thanks everyone who helped! Couldn't have done it without the board! :bigjoint:
 
Hello all! Gearing up for another guerilla outdoor, and found a great tool for watering, it's called the Tree Waterer. It's a camo green plastic bag, that holds up to 15 gallons of water, and slowly releases it over a two week period. I found it at Lowes and the price is even great at $12. Wishing everyone a great season!
 
I've finally decided on the strains for this year. I'm going with Kosher Tangie, Headband, Boo Berries, and Blackberry. I've ran the Kosher Tangie before, but the others are a first. I'm also gonna run some crosses a friend has been working with for a few years. It'll be the first run of his genetics outdoors. I'm ready to pop some seeds. Green mojo to everyone!
 
Quick update. None of the Blackberry germed, but no surprise. They were old, and weren't stored properly. Of the others, I'm 14 for 15 so I'm quite happy. I'll get some pics tomorrow of them in their new homes.
Quick question before I go. A buddy is gonna gift me a few clones. What is a good size to get em to before putting outside?
 
Greenpitking said:
I've finally decided on the strains for this year. I'm going with Kosher Tangie, Headband, Boo Berries, and Blackberry. I've ran the Kosher Tangie before, but the others are a first. I'm also gonna run some crosses a friend has been working with for a few years. It'll be the first run of his genetics outdoors. I'm ready to pop some seeds. Green mojo to everyone!
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Try Hollands Hope. It was bred for less than optimal conditions. I've had great success with that strain when I grew guerrilla style. Humidity where I'm at is killer in the summer and it was very mould and pest resistant. Not a bad yielder either. Good luck for this season!
 
Greenpitking said:
Quick update. None of the Blackberry germed, but no surprise. They were old, and weren't stored properly. Of the others, I'm 14 for 15 so I'm quite happy. I'll get some pics tomorrow of them in their new homes.
Quick question before I go. A buddy is gonna gift me a few clones. What is a good size to get em to before putting outside?
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Size doesn't matter for the clones just timing imo. I don't know where you are but in california clones usually go out in the later half of may
 
Exactly two months old today. Had to brace a few due to the storms we've had the past few days, but all are doing great.
Fried most of my clones, but it may be a good thing. I think I would have been overwhelmed later on in the year with keeping them watered.
 

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