New to the New England Woods

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Olive Drab Green

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growman3666 said:
Hello, this will be my first go at an outdoor in New England. Yes it is a very late start but I just moved up here in late June from the deep south. Anyone that may have some advice on growing outdoors here I ask please do leave it here. Also if you feel like sharing your progress on your outdoor up here I welcome that completely.

So I started a bunch of Strawberry Cough seeds July 7 along with Blueberry, Afghani, Straw berry Cough x Jack Herer, and Strawberry Cough x Durban Poison. They all have just entered veg except for some Fools Gold seedlings that just hit the dirt. I am using the botanicare lineup for liquid nutrients because I like how close they are to organic. For my soil I use pro mix amended with bat guano, earthworm castings, mycorrhizae, and dolomite lime. Here are some pictures of where I am at. Please feel free to stop by and help out I welcome people to chat in this journal :)

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4 words: Watch. Out. For. Bears.
 
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So th e Cough finishes by mid- late October according to a few buddies who have also grown this strain out. There is no need for me to conserve seeds I am very good friends with a few breeders so I get hundreds and hundreds for free. I have at least 30 different strains. So it was worth a shot. The Colombian Gold probably won't finish in time but I think it's worth a shot to see.
 
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growman3666

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Budley Doright said:
Best get them out soon or it'll be a flower from seed grow lol. And yup it'll be cool to see how this all turns out.
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They are in the backyard right now until they are ready to go into the woods.

Glad to have you aboard and thanks I must say I love that rake its about 20 years old now and cone apart many times but very sturdy good for small rocks. Lol
 
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