My Outdoor Garden-2010

naloboy808 said:
Nice harvest man. Stayed with the thread pretty much since page one.
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Thank you!

I'll be posting a final update in a week or two.

If you remember, I found a male Starburst in my cage, at the beginning of bloom. It apparently had opened a few flowers. I found a couple hundred seeds in the MCR #1. I was hoping for that cross in the Spring. Those seeds could be very special. I'll be growing at least one out, next year.
 
veggiegardener said:
Put them on 14/10, until they begin to reveg, then place them outdoors. Otherwise they'll begin to flower again, once outside. This really can stress the plants.
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thanx for the advice, i was planning on putting them on 14/10 but the timers i ordered are faulty, i dont have time to order new ones and now i have to leave them alone for 10days. So my only option is to put them on 24/0 for this time. When i get back should a gradually bring them down over a coulpe weeks 20/4 then 18/6 and finally 14/10 then put them outside? or do u have a better option?
 
if the plants are from seed, and less than six weeks old, they can be switched to 14/10. If older, they'll be sexually mature and will begin blooming, again. Leave them on 14/10, and they'll eventually revert to veg.

It just takes time.
 
i agree, but i live in a rural area, 6 hours away form the nearest place to purchase 1. its why i ordered them online with time to spare and they turned out to be faulty, im going away for 10 days today, so i have no other choice but to leave them on 24/0. i guess when i get back ill put them on 14/10 straight away and see what happens
 
I just harvested the last of the buds. These plants were partially harvested over a month ago, but I like to see what some strains do with an extended ripening time.

The three that were left:

BB X

TW x TW x Cambodian

Lavender

I'm getting sticky stuff all over my keyboard(nothing new).

I've been taking pix as I go, but will post them all, when I finish trimming, in about 3 weeks(I hope).
 
Although I still have some trimming to do, there are quite a few pictures.

Here are the best ones.

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They love having me outdoors, and available for petting services, and CHEESE.

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These scissors are large but have needle points and an action that can trim the tiniest leaf, or cut a 3/4" branch. A commercial clone maker turned me on to a pair, seven years ago. I've since bought four more pairs.

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Artichokes come back from the roots each year if left undisturbed.

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Buds! The Pineapple Thai is very tasry and very strong.

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Omnipresent.

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Since I'm not trimming to sell, I leave the large buds and kholas intact to preserve trichomes.

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This Bubbleberry x White Widow displayed incredible hybrid vigor and produced about 1500 grams. Dense, heavy, and stony.

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A sampling of BB x WW kholas.

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Late ripening BB X branches.

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This khola is about 15" long.

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Goofy look.

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Random bud shots..

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Sly is nearly 15. Fuzzy is the youngest, at 8.

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Cheese makes him sleepy.

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Cool weather really helps purple things up!

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The first pic is a very large Trainwreck bud. They're usually small, but very dense.

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A great way to collect hash.

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Random shots. This shed has been a perfect environment for drying and curing for six years.
 
Veggie, Glad to see you come up for air! I really enjoyed your thread this year. It gets pretty lonely around here after the harvest. I learned alot from you! I look forward to the summer and hope to see you here next year.
 
nice bro nice.
man your cool bro.
nice man.
like your posts.
nice pic bro.
nice grows too.
your fucking awesome bro.
amazing..

-Nice Ol' Bud
 
Nice Ol Bud said:
nice bro nice.
man your cool bro.
nice man.
like your posts.
nice pic bro.
nice grows too.
your fucking awesome bro.
amazing..

-Nice Ol' Bud
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Shit!

Keep that up, and I'll need a pedestal.

Thanks, but what I do is the product of single mindedness.

I've been fascinated by this weed for over 40 years, and started growing the week I bought my first home, a long time ago.

Thanks!
 
beautiful pic man i like all around growing veggys too i bet cats keep rabbits away nice set up vn job dude ,only wish i could do that .mabe one day vvvnn A+
 
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