Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013

diet coke · Jul 10, 2013

planted a white widow to early and she was flowering nicely went back 6 weeks later and reveg.
She is about 5' and is going to be a weird shape by sept. lol

piatch · Jul 10, 2013

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It's hard to get anything done with my little buddy trying to convince me to go take a knap.

roseypeach · Jul 10, 2013

Sunbiz1 said:
A larger container would definitely help reduce your watering.

where I live we have 16 inches surplus in rainfall for the year so I've only hit it with the hose maybe twice in the last month

F.M.I.L.Y · Jul 11, 2013

TheChosenOne said:
anyone out in SoCal? I'm trying to get an idea of when the plants are going to start changing over to flowering?
I am drawing a blank as to when they start, and when my last years crop started flowering.

I'm thinking of throwing my t5 setups in the greenhouse to keep them vegging till august 21st so they get pretty big.

I got 2 plants that started to flower already. Seems a little too early especially from last year when my stuff started the first week of August. I am growing different strains from last year so maybe that has something to do with it. I am new to the Riverside County area so I am trying to figure it out as well.

jessica d · Jul 11, 2013

TheChosenOne said:
anyone out in SoCal? I'm trying to get an idea of when the plants are going to start changing over to flowering?
I am drawing a blank as to when they start, and when my last years crop started flowering.

I'm thinking of throwing my t5 setups in the greenhouse to keep them vegging till august 21st so they get pretty big.

i did that last yr and it works nice but cold in middle of november. if you add heat at night it helps.

209 Cali closet grower · Jul 11, 2013

TWS said:
You grow much Boutique stuff ? how is it ? watcha ya got ?

smelly cherry, blue pit, dog, cheee pie, qrazy quake
casy jones. very great strains, as i have ran most indoors already.

angryblackman · Jul 11, 2013

209 Cali closet grower said:
smelly cherry, blue pit, dog, cheee pie, qrazy quake
casy jones. very great strains, as i have ran most indoors already.

I am running Cheese Surprise, Dog, Casey Jones, Black SS, and Midnight Express. I would have loved to run Blue Pit as I hear it's a great smoke as well. I think Dog is going to be my favorite BB strain so far.

ambedexteras · Jul 11, 2013

hey guysss. couple pics of the ladies.
my lil jack herra looking like a sweet pheno , purple leaf veins and good smell already.
group shot of the 5 bag seed bushes. all over 24inches meow. and then my baby georgina.
like 24inches x 24inches.... so sweet lol. hope they start sexing soon damnit. i wanna know what
im working with lol

Xub420 · Jul 11, 2013

TheChosenOne said:
anyone out in SoCal? I'm trying to get an idea of when the plants are going to start changing over to flowering?
I am drawing a blank as to when they start, and when my last years crop started flowering.

I'm thinking of throwing my t5 setups in the greenhouse to keep them vegging till august 21st so they get pretty big.

ive experienced the begining of august all the way through the month. if ya figure...i guess around an october 15th through 31st harvest. But i done the light and kept forced in veggggg. that works great too. im up in the A.V. so it starts gettin quite cold out for them by november.

BarnBuster · Jul 11, 2013

Been raining in Midwest here for almost a month straight! The tried and true site I had used for 6 years looked like a rice paddy in Laos. Like walking on soupy concrete

TheChosenOne · Jul 11, 2013

thanks you guys for the responses!
I'm not worried about the temps in november as it doesn't really get that cold here early Nov.

If i remember correctly everything started to flower the 1st week of august for me last year, so it
looks I'm gonna have to throw the lights in there till the 14th or 21st of August.
I just want them to get a lot bigger lol

OZAK47 · Jul 11, 2013

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azryda420 · Jul 11, 2013

piatch said:
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dude your stalk is wicked, but them bushes! Very very nice structure and green all day! Nice lil' pup too. I like them kinda dogs. My friend has one named daisy.

doubletake · Jul 11, 2013

TheChosenOne said:
anyone out in SoCal? I'm trying to get an idea of when the plants are going to start changing over to flowering?
I am drawing a blank as to when they start, and when my last years crop started flowering.

I'm thinking of throwing my t5 setups in the greenhouse to keep them vegging till august 21st so they get pretty big.

Mine usually start like the second week of next month and I'm in San Diego.

o like mid September then finish mid oct to late oct

TheChosenOne · Jul 11, 2013

doubletake said:
Mine usually start like the second week of next month and I'm in San Diego.

o like mid September then finish mid oct to late oct

Sounds about right to me.

i just couldn't remember for the life of me if it was end of july or mid august lol

s0lumn · Jul 11, 2013

TWS said:
I didn't look at the plant, don't know if it's a cal mag def or what but the Epsom salt is one teaspoon per gallon, it'll dissolve in cold water. Too much cal mag really sucks and your leafs will canoe down . It sucks so don't over do it.

this actually just helped me out a lot TWS, thanks!

Jozikins · Jul 11, 2013

When I have a ca/mg issue outdoors I usually just double up on blackstrap. Foilar spray with synthetic ca/mg works great too, I know it's not organic, but shit it works. I'm sure foilar with epsom would work too, but I also like blackstrap foliar a lot too, especially on young buds.

Also, don't forget to spray for worms tonight, found some silk yesterday, and a worm today.

piatch · Jul 11, 2013

azryda420 said:
dude your stalk is wicked, but them bushes! Very very nice structure and green all day! Nice lil' pup too. I like them kinda dogs. My friend has one named daisy.

Thanks Ryda. A little LST, a little super cropping, a little FIM'ing the smorgasbord of lateral growth techniques. A lot of compost and worm tea for the greenery, foliar and root feed. As far as my copilot, thats Albus, a la Dumbledore. We rescued him one year ago and my ten year old tagged him with the name. I've been told that he's either a Lhasa Apso (Tibetan breed), or a Havanese (Cuban breed). Whatever... he's my shadow wherever I go and makes me belly laugh at least once a day from his antics.
Great little dog!

Chronic Masterbator · Jul 11, 2013

Sunbiz1 said:
Guerrilla growing at it's toughest, took these this AM...hard to even see the plants from more than 10 feet away. They all look alike.View attachment 2731954 View attachment 2731955 View attachment 2731956 View attachment 2731957 View attachment 2731958

That's super fuckin smooth

BigNinjaFoo · Jul 12, 2013

Here is a little something something from Washington State

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