Oregon Outdoors

[slow drawl]

What are you Oregon growers putting out this year?
Here's the line up....at least for now.
Greenpoint Seeds regs
The Deputy
Night Rider
Sky Dweller

Cannaventure fems
Las Vegas Triangle kush
Half and Half
Cookie Wreck

Cult Classics regs
Purification

 

[SchmoeJoe]

What are you Oregon growers putting out this year?
Here's the line up....at least for now.
Greenpoint Seeds regs
The Deputy
Night Rider
Sky Dweller

Cannaventure fems
Las Vegas Triangle kush
Half and Half
Cookie Wreck

Cult Classics regs
Purification

I'm in Eugene. All I can say is light dep.
Light dep.
Light dep.
Light dep.

There are a very few strains that will finish in time to not have issues with mold but, for the most part, I'm done with doing all of the work and spending the first month and a half of flowering watching loads of gorgeous buds form only to have to spend the last 2-3 weeks of flowering out there hacking moldy buds apart everyday.

 

[too larry]

I'm down here in NW Florida, but I'm growing a lot of seeds out of Oregon. Both my Ass Cheese and Gorille de Raisin were Oregon grown strains. Now I have a "new" strain from out that way called Green Springs. My friend's friend found a mason jar full of seeds when they were doing some dirt work to put in a shed. No idea what they are, but they named them after the local landmark.

My other buddy sent me so many bag seeds that I joked I could start a seed company. Oregon Pretty Good Bag Seed Company. I figured his bag seeds were as good as anything I come across down here.

Last year I was up to my ass in mold, so while not as cold, I still have some of the same concerns you guys do.

 

[Rokynutz]

Air movement. Air movement. Air movement.

 

[SchmoeJoe]

Air movement. Air movement. Air movement.

You can move all of the nearly 100% humidity air you want and it won't change much, if anything, when it comes to botrytis.

 

[too larry]

Air movement. Air movement. Air movement.

You can move all of the nearly 100% humidity air you want and it won't change much, if anything, when it comes to botrytis.

For me it would be wind blow, wind blow, wind blow.

 

[slow drawl]

Got the ball rolling for whats going in the GH this season.
Sky Dweller, The Deputy, LVTK, Night Rider and Cookie Wreck and have a pack of Mimosa S1 coming in a few days I'll throw in the mix.

 

[Humanrob]

What are you Oregon growers putting out this year?
Here's the line up....at least for now.
Greenpoint Seeds regs
The Deputy
Night Rider
Sky Dweller

Cannaventure fems
Las Vegas Triangle kush
Half and Half
Cookie Wreck

Cult Classics regs
Purification

So far all I'm committing to is a bunch of Mephisto autos -- because I bought the seeds last year and did not use them and I can be 100% sure they will finish before the rains come. I did get some The Deputy seeds this winter (great sale prices!), but I'm going to grow them indoors next winter.

So far this is my "outdoor"... LOL... a few tough plants that I threw into a compost heap about 6 weeks ago when they showed sex. The two boys I shook the soil off of their roots, and the scrappy bastards are still showing signs of life. The other was a true hermie, showed both male and female from the first signs of sex, and now it's only showing female. No doubt it'll go back into veg, so I'll probably cut the buds off when they start to get funky and see if it can have a semi-normal life. They're all OGS Double Diesels, if that matters to anyone.

 

[Humanrob]

I'm in Eugene. All I can say is light dep.
Light dep.
Light dep.
Light dep.

There are a very few strains that will finish in time to not have issues with mold but, for the most part, I'm done with doing all of the work and spending the first month and a half of flowering watching loads of gorgeous buds form only to have to spend the last 2-3 weeks of flowering out there hacking moldy buds apart everyday.

Funny you should say this, since I just came online to start a thread about light dep...

 

[SchmoeJoe]

Funny you should say this, since I just came online to start a thread about light dep...

I'm actually surprised that there isn't a dedicated thread for it.

 

[slow drawl]

Thought I'd post up the picks for the GH this season. Gonna have 5 going in there, just up potted to 45s.
Las Vegas Triangle Kush
The Deputy
Sky Dweller
Night Rider
I've got a cut of Key Lime Pie going in the fifth spot I got from a buddy. It's still in a gallon pot waiting for its transplant.
Got a couple Cookie Wrecks going in a raised bed as well...
Looking forward to another great season... SD

 

[too larry]

@slow drawl, looking good. Some fat leaves on those Cookie Wrecks.

 

[Humanrob]

Nice looking bunch of plants @slow drawl -- off to a great start!

This has been a spring of lazy for me. I decided to go all autos since we don't really need more meds and I have some seeds to get rid of. Autos will eliminate all of the fall weather issues, but I learned last year, not worms. After I started I sort of got into it and bought a few more seeds. And then I joined a collective and got a few more plants in a raffle/door prize sort of situation (still all autos!) that were 30 days old in 3 gallon pots.

We've had an overcast cooler spring so far, so all of them are going to be stunted to varying degrees. I was told by another local that our cool Oregon nights all summer will slow the overall growth. The bigger ones are so hungry for sun they're stretching.

The camera in my hand-me-down phone is dying, it lost the ability to focus at more than a few feet distance over half the frame, so, sorry in advance for some blurry pictures.

Alien v. Triangle


Wild Thai Ryder


Six Shooter


Some of the babies

 

[petert]

I'm in Eugene. All I can say is light dep.
Light dep.
Light dep.
Light dep.

There are a very few strains that will finish in time to not have issues with mold but, for the most part, I'm done with doing all of the work and spending the first month and a half of flowering watching loads of gorgeous buds form only to have to spend the last 2-3 weeks of flowering out there hacking moldy buds apart everyday.

I have not had too much of an issue with PM or bud rot. I’m on the eastern slope in the gorge and it’s much drier, but I agree light dep is the way to go!
I built my 17 x 26 light dep hoop house inside my 30 x 48 greenhouse. I just finished chopping my first crop this weekend and it looks as good if not better than my indoor stuff!
I’ll be getting three runs in starting April 1 and finishing the third run by late October!

That said my first run was mainly
Obama Kush
Blue Dream
Purple Kush

Second Run transplanted today

Blue Cookies
Obama Kush
Grease Monkey
Citrus Sap

Third Run

Obama K
Blue Cookies
Blue Dream
Critical Mass

Outdoor

Mango Oregon Diesel
Oregon Diesel

 

[petert]

Nice looking bunch of plants @slow drawl -- off to a great start!

This has been a spring of lazy for me. I decided to go all autos since we don't really need more meds and I have some seeds to get rid of. Autos will eliminate all of the fall weather issues, but I learned last year, not worms. After I started I sort of got into it and bought a few more seeds. And then I joined a collective and got a few more plants in a raffle/door prize sort of situation (still all autos!) that were 30 days old in 3 gallon pots.

We've had an overcast cooler spring so far, so all of them are going to be stunted to varying degrees. I was told by another local that our cool Oregon nights all summer will slow the overall growth. The bigger ones are so hungry for sun they're stretching.

The camera in my hand-me-down phone is dying, it lost the ability to focus at more than a few feet distance over half the frame, so, sorry in advance for some blurry pictures.

Alien v. Triangle
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Wild Thai Ryder
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Six Shooter
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Some of the babies
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I’ve wanted to try that Six Shooter! I hear it a great producer.

 

[slow drawl]

Nice looking bunch of plants @slow drawl -- off to a great start!

This has been a spring of lazy for me. I decided to go all autos since we don't really need more meds and I have some seeds to get rid of. Autos will eliminate all of the fall weather issues, but I learned last year, not worms. After I started I sort of got into it and bought a few more seeds. And then I joined a collective and got a few more plants in a raffle/door prize sort of situation (still all autos!) that were 30 days old in 3 gallon pots.

We've had an overcast cooler spring so far, so all of them are going to be stunted to varying degrees. I was told by another local that our cool Oregon nights all summer will slow the overall growth. The bigger ones are so hungry for sun they're stretching.

The camera in my hand-me-down phone is dying, it lost the ability to focus at more than a few feet distance over half the frame, so, sorry in advance for some blurry pictures.

Alien v. Triangle
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Wild Thai Ryder
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Six Shooter
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Some of the babies
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Autos have come a long way, you should find something among those that fits the bill.
I grew a few last year and was really impressed with the Qtr Pounder from Canuk. Got almost 3oz from it and was pretty stoney smoke.
Hell if you grow your limit of 10 plants you could easily pull down a lb.

 

[slow drawl]

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I have not had too much of an issue with PM or bud rot. I’m on the eastern slope in the gorge and it’s much drier, but I agree light dep is the way to go!
I built my 17 x 26 light dep hoop house inside my 30 x 48 greenhouse. I just finished chopping my first crop this weekend and it looks as good if not better than my indoor stuff!
I’ll be getting three runs in starting April 1 and finishing the third run by late October!

That said my first run was mainly
Obama Kush
Blue Dream
Purple Kush

Second Run transplanted today

Blue Cookies
Obama Kush
Grease Monkey
Citrus Sap

Third Run

Obama K
Blue Cookies
Blue Dream
Critical Mass

Outdoor

Mango Oregon Diesel
Oregon Diesel

Very impressive set up. I wish I had the diligence to do a light dep, but I don't.

 

[SchmoeJoe]

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I have not had too much of an issue with PM or bud rot. I’m on the eastern slope in the gorge and it’s much drier, but I agree light dep is the way to go!
I built my 17 x 26 light dep hoop house inside my 30 x 48 greenhouse.

The frame in a frame is definitely the way to go for the hoop house style. No rain or even condensation to make the blackout tarp stick and if the main house is big enough you can flower and veg under the same roof.

 

[petert]

Very impressive set up. I wish I had the diligence to do a light dep, but I don't.

Yeah. It’s a commitment.. but if it’s successful and I and get some $$ for my excess I’m going to get the roll up motors and timers. That’ll take a lot of the work out of it!

Plus I’m not trimming a shit ton of weed in October.. spreading the trimming out will save my sanity!

 

[SchmoeJoe]

Yeah. It’s a commitment.. but if it’s successful and I and get some $$ for my excess I’m going to get the roll up motors and timers. That’ll take a lot of the work out of it!

Plus I’m not trimming a shit ton of weed in October.. spreading the trimming out will save my sanity!

Spreading the work out and getting better quality and overall yield at the same time.