Out door 2022 open show an tell

thumper60

thumper60

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Going to raise the roof i guess LOL these grampas stash are getting huge,The hoop is thirty ft long 20 wide 6 plants an its getting tight. The mob clones i gas lighted are budding nice was hoping they would be further along but still look a few weeks ahead of everything else.IMG_3305.JPGIMG_3310.JPGIMG_3316.JPG
 
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darkzero2

darkzero2

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Update earlier in the week threw out 2 more plants a sour skunk that showed male and a mystery seed from last yr that randomly grew. Today changed the feeding up a bit they got watered with fermented comfrey at a lower rate/ fermented pumpkin at its normal amount/ hpk and 50ml of fulpower that brewed since thursday afternoon. The 1st two plant pics are the big chem sour crosses they were growing to big vertically so had to bend them and tie them to stake/rebar to control them so thats main reason they look wild. The 3 after are the medium size bushy chem sour I am going to have to deleaf soon to get them rdy for the end of season. Cheese sour is 2 after one of the plant then the stack. And last 2 are of the sour skunks they are literally the last in flower and maybe 2 to 3 weeks behind everyone else. I was wandering what do you guys clean your outdoor buds with. Me personally I alternate some yrs between lemon juice baking soda water mix and hydrogen peroxide / water.


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Teddymonster

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Congrats on your first grow! Been smoking weed most if my life at this point but growing truly completes the circlr for me... Unless it looks extreme I wouldn't worry too much, as the plants been alive for a few months some of the oldest lower leaves will fade and fall off. I just see it as they're not really needed anymore, not getting any sun and the plant is just focusing growth in other areas. Did you amend your soil with fertilizers at all when you planted? If your soil is balanced and nutrient rich to begin with she may be good, if you think it needs some help you can top dress with organic fertilizer, compost, worm castings ect.

When I was talking about adding teas or recharge to help the microbiology was really more along the lines of helping the soil food web break down the nutrients already there to make them more available for your plant. If you have rich native soil full of worms your soil is probably pretty damn good but when you are mixing soils for container or raised beds and you add your dry amendments in there for nutrient values, you need to make sure there is enough microbial life in your soil- beneficial bacteria, fungus, humics, that break down the bone and feather meals and granular fertilizer we add to the soil. Basically with organics there needs to be life in your soil to break down the food for the plants, yeas or recharge do just that and add life into or back into your soil. Worm Castings and compost have microbial life and can do wonders when top dressed.

If it's just been getting water from the sprinklers so far if may be time to start hand watering now assuming it's pretty big. Id top dress with some worm castings and water that in by hand. Your only going to help, then you can reassess in a few days if your plants need any more nutrients after your sure there watered good and the soil life is helping along.
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THANK YOU! I added some worm castings to my soil and upped the water and it growing nicely again
 

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ShotoMain

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2 Week update, the tallest cola is 6 feet. All pistils are up, I estimate it's at the 3rd week of flowering and should be done in 5 more, by the end of a HOPEFULLY dry september in the north east (Please don't let me down climate change). I've been spraying twice a week with monterey bt, thankfully there are lots of spiders/wasps over this plant keeping pests and worms away
 

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imagreenwitya

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Some info on the grow. Organic super soil (3rd year reuse) Amended with Espoma Garden Tone, frass, alfalfa, kelp, Azomite, Neem Meal, Lime, crushed oyster shells and worm castings for the mulch.
Various strains including Pineapple express, California Orange, Diet Durban, Peyote Gorilla and a handful of auto strains in the smaller bags for the mid season harvest. Med grow in CA. SB420 exemption papers on file.
 
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