209 Cali closet grower
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I give a 10 for the hot chick. Oh and you plants. Cool pics
In Cali we like big girls
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209 Cali closet grower
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k, looks good. Will be putting out plants at then end of Feb too. Glad to see it looking great. I didn't think you could get a nice outdoor growing. With the cooled. But its a little warmer weather where your at. Then mine. I'm in merced county
Surfingbird831
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Geezus fukin Christ that black chick is burley as hell
My favorite kind of grow is one that allows our favorite lovely ladies to bask naturally in the sun the way the cosmos intended. One day, we will ALL be able to start a plant inside and let that lady finish in the back yard without fear of prosecution from our own government.
One day...
Positive waves to you and your grow, and don't be shy with the photos.
One day...
Positive waves to you and your grow, and don't be shy with the photos.
SFguy
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ThA
thats my woman. Yes she's mixed. And she's a personal trainer.
calicocalyx
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What's your spacing on the plants and how many gallons of dirt are they in?
Surfingbird831
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Have you thought about letting them flower for this month and then when reveg comes around tarp them for the last month ?
SFguy
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The plants were vegged in 5g Home Depot buckets. With PROMIX.. They're on abojt 3 foot centers.. I just eyeballed the spacing and are planted straight into the ground..
Ya I don't think I could have afforded the bill for vegging these another 2 mknths... Lol and transplanting those girls was a whole motherfucker cause they were taller than me...
calicocalyx
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3 ft is a little tight bro, you're gonna need to thin really well and have good ventilation. I have done out of 20 gallons by myself and it was definitely a hassle. A good method for anyone planning on big plants going out is to precut the big pots in half vertically and then wire/fasten them back together, at transplant time just open it up. A lot easier than turning a 5 ft. plant upside down with a big heavy rootball. I can't wait to see what you get though, if anyone has a chance at this they would have to live somewhere like you with lots of sun.
SFguy
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20-20-20 fertilizer Mostly,
But switched in some bio GRO general VEGANICS and seaweed every third or so watering.. No real specific schedule..
I'd say
Feed 20-20-20
Water
Feed bio grow/seaweed
Feed 20-20-20
Water
Repeat.
calicocalyx
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I've ran 2 phenos of the lavender and it sounds like the one you have will put out bunches of little boulders but no real big colas. The other pheno is more squat with bunches of big leaves and a better taste/smell. But neither one yielded all that well but both had interesting flavors going on.
Dan Drews
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SF Guy - Congrats on the beautiful plants and girlfriend....
Now granted we've had lots of sunny, mild winter with the occasional heavy, warm rains this winter. Even in the City, it's fairly typical to have a few days each winter below freezing. Are you planning on moving them back indoors on freezing cold night, assuming they're still in their pots?
Second question - I notice in the 'rainy' photo that you have the plastic open quite a ways. Are you doing anything special to prevent mold?
Good luck and keep up the good work. I hope you're on good terms with all your neighbors, they're bound to all realize what you have there eventually.
Now granted we've had lots of sunny, mild winter with the occasional heavy, warm rains this winter. Even in the City, it's fairly typical to have a few days each winter below freezing. Are you planning on moving them back indoors on freezing cold night, assuming they're still in their pots?
Second question - I notice in the 'rainy' photo that you have the plastic open quite a ways. Are you doing anything special to prevent mold?
Good luck and keep up the good work. I hope you're on good terms with all your neighbors, they're bound to all realize what you have there eventually.
SFguy
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Lol the neighbors are almost all AWESOME!SF Guy - Congrats on the beautiful plants and girlfriend....
Now granted we've had lots of sunny, mild winter with the occasional heavy, warm rains this winter. Even in the City, it's fairly typical to have a few days each winter below freezing. Are you planning on moving them back indoors on freezing cold night, assuming they're still in their pots?
Second question - I notice in the 'rainy' photo that you have the plastic open quite a ways. Are you doing anything special to prevent mold?
Good luck and keep up the good work. I hope you're on good terms with all your neighbors, they're bound to all realize what you have there eventually.
They love the fresh persimmons and avocados from the trees in the back too.
I do have one that called the police on me last harvest.. Nothing happened. The police gave me kudos for the hoop house and keeping it "discrete" they said the plants looked good and left me alone and never came back..it's really based on how you can or cannot talk to people.. They all have a family me never who smokes or know someone who does... If they feel like your safe they leave you alone
As for your questions I don't expect to have any freezing nights I'm pretty sure were past that in my area... We do have a couple storms in the forecast for rain but my area is pretty much 24/7 ok to grow with a hoop house.
The plants are in the ground so I cannot move them..
As for the plastic it's pretty open to prevent mold.. It's free floating at the bottom and secured about halfway down the top there's a few pics earlier in the thread..
I havnt had and issues with mold... Mites are fuckin assholes though...
Anyone ever try these??
Phytoseilius persimilis
The fields around here are limited on sprayin due to agriculture regulations..
But these are some beneficials I'm trying out...
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fandango
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Just put a 2000 unit jar of those predators in room 1...they look clear under my ECO plus 30x microscope I can see right through them.One under leaf shot shows a larger 2 spot mite next to 3 smaller p-mites.Looks like a ghost town..no body is moving at all?
Not sure if the Hot shot pest strips kilt them all,or the taste of the SNS217 killed the crew?
Not sure if the Hot shot pest strips kilt them all,or the taste of the SNS217 killed the crew?
shynee mac
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I think as long as you get some big healthy plants going and then put them out (in merced) about this time of the year, they will adjust to the weather, as long as your not running a sativa. I got a few (seeds) outside now in sacramento, and our weather is just about as cold if not colder than merced. it hit 40f the night before last and mines are looking great. lots of dew on the plants every morning but after about 8:30-9:00 there praying in the sun. the morning dew issue should be gone after last frost, which is supposed to be feb 20th in sacramento
angryblackman
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Sup @shynee mac. Good to see you poking around. 