dsmer
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Thanks. I’m not really to worried about it. If need be I can wrap the enclosure in plastic or something lol it’ll be a good experiment
Massachusetts Outdoor Grow 2019
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SalemSound
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Dinafem Quick Kush. Branch got snapped mostly off the plant from the wind, I noticed it today because it was drooping and decided I'd just chop it off and trim it up. I think it looks pretty good for a Labor Day harvest, but I'm praying for a few more weeks of summery sunshine. 
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Hey all! Everyones grows look amazing! Dsmer im in the same boat as you.. 2 of my girls are in flower, 2 are still not there yet, im thinking its the sour d and thai stick.. they are stretching like crazy though and filling out with leaves up the branches.. im in vt. Thinking about another 4 weeks or so on the flowering beauty.. the other is a bit behind so prob at least 6 and the other 2 who knows! Gonna let them go as long as i can even of it means tarping them with a small heater! 
Lostsoul41387
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One is way ahead of the others, looking pretty frosty
I figure a few weeks for one plant and about 5 weeks on the others, this weather isnt to bad considering its new england
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BigSco508
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What Strain are those Lost ?One is way ahead of the others, looking pretty frosty
GreenApple
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Few pics from last night
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Lostsoul41387
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These are mama mia, and chem 91 from hso seeds,I got some ethos seeds GMO zkittles, and some mandarin cookies I want to run outdoor next year!
This sucks!! So i have 2 sativas just begining to flower and 2 indicas in flower mode.. been seeing some small holes and spots on my leaces but nothing to serious.. well seems to be getting worse and my one sativa has this funky purple new growth.. thought it was a phos deficiency, ita on 2 of my other plants also but not as bad.. seems a common issue all over the country. Anyway.. today i went out took some pics and saw an aphid in one of the pics! Been noticing a few ladybugs on my plants lately also and for good reason!! My plants have aphids!! Shit!!!!!! Just mixed up a bit of natural dish soap with some high quality essential oils.. used a few drops each of rosemary, lemon, eucalyptus, and clove.. sprayed the plants down as best i could.. think were going to get some rain in the next cpl hours so hope it helps.. any advice? My advice is if you have funky purple deformed growth look it over super carefully for aphids!! 
Longsmoker
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Ya buddy another masshole here and when the stripers are running hard outdoor harvest is close..
Tstat
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I’m in RI, but, you know... Anyway, been away for a few weeks, outdoor plants look great. Most are in the ground, a few in pots. They are mostly proven winners from last year (little to no mold problems). What is a good flowering fertilizer to give them at this point?
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Longsmoker
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Im finishing outdoors and like biothrive..I amend my soil very well and keep in pots allows me to move when weather gets shitty...but there is nothing like some good old compost tea...
Longsmoker
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We havnt had much rain to worry
We havnt had much rain I wouldnt think mold would be an issue already
stealthfader508
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Finally got the cover on... better late than never
dsmer
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That looks awsome
stealthfader508
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thx man.. it was supposed to be done by memorial day but i'm still not all the way done ... i guess life just got in the way
SalemSound
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Found some bud rot (botrytis) yesterday in my Dinafem Quick Kush, just a little bit. Decided I would hold on until just before the next significant rain to harvest the plant. Severe thunderstorm warning this evening; tonight's the night. I waited until the rain started, chopped the plant asap, brought it inside... and the rain cleared up immediately. The rain lasted less than 10 mins, now it's clear and beautiful outside, not to rain again until Saturday. This plant could have used the couple extra days too.
I think I got good results from this plant overall. Judging from my experience growing indoor plants on hydroponics, I'm looking at about 12oz; will update when it's dry with the true weight. Growth was amazing; quick flowering period for sure, super beautiful, frosty, chunky nugs. However, nugs this dense and heavy lack the mold resistance needed for our climate. If we had another dry summery week, this plant would have finished beautifully, but we didn't, so I had to chop earlier than I would have liked.
I might gamble with this strain again next year, but because of the chunkiness of the buds, that's all it will be with this strain; a gamble. I'm still convinced that there is serious potential with F1 fast version (photoperiod X autoflowering) plants in our climate. I just need to find the right one.
I think I got good results from this plant overall. Judging from my experience growing indoor plants on hydroponics, I'm looking at about 12oz; will update when it's dry with the true weight. Growth was amazing; quick flowering period for sure, super beautiful, frosty, chunky nugs. However, nugs this dense and heavy lack the mold resistance needed for our climate. If we had another dry summery week, this plant would have finished beautifully, but we didn't, so I had to chop earlier than I would have liked.
I might gamble with this strain again next year, but because of the chunkiness of the buds, that's all it will be with this strain; a gamble. I'm still convinced that there is serious potential with F1 fast version (photoperiod X autoflowering) plants in our climate. I just need to find the right one.
dubekoms
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This month up until Halloween is prime time striper fishing ime. Can't wait to hit the beach and get some surfcasting done now that the greenheads aren't so bad.