TerrapinBlazin
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Due to my state’s mandatory limit on the amount of flowering plants I can have at a time, I’m doing a one plant outdoor challenge this year. I chose this particular pheno for her hardiness, yield, and wonderfully even balance of chem and diesel terpenes. No I haven’t smoked her yet but she’s far enough along indoors that I know she’s a winner.
Anyway, since I have great local soil, right along the Rio Grande, I didn’t excavate too much. There’s probably about half a cubic yard of amended soil directly under the trellis. I plan to feed by top dressing with granular organic fertilizer, specifically Jobe’s all purpose organic fertilizer from Lowe’s.
The area I planted this clone is along a south facing wall, and gets full, direct sunlight until about 6pm. My plan is to get the maximum yield from this one plant without her exceeding 5 feet in height, hence the trellis. I plan to keep her pretty aggressive trained until she gets triggered.
Last year I did 5 plants under the same trellis, but they didn’t get planted until mid June. Those plants grew wonderfully, but the bud just wasn’t that good because it was cheap nirvana gear. I’m really excited to try this with a proven fire pheno, and I’ll document the progress here.
In case I haven’t made it clear, lol, the goal here is maximum yield. I’m definitely using the right pheno to achieve it, and I’m hoping those gnarly chem and diesel terpenes will be a little less appealing to caterpillars. I’m probably going to build a better trellis before I start tucking her, but other than that does anyone have anything to add that will help me get a better yield of nice, fat nugs? Here’s a pic of the clone in the ground and my extremely simple trellis, as well as a pic of the nicest cola from the plant the clone was taken from. All feedback and suggestions are appreciated, and I’ll keep this thread updated.
Anyway, since I have great local soil, right along the Rio Grande, I didn’t excavate too much. There’s probably about half a cubic yard of amended soil directly under the trellis. I plan to feed by top dressing with granular organic fertilizer, specifically Jobe’s all purpose organic fertilizer from Lowe’s.
The area I planted this clone is along a south facing wall, and gets full, direct sunlight until about 6pm. My plan is to get the maximum yield from this one plant without her exceeding 5 feet in height, hence the trellis. I plan to keep her pretty aggressive trained until she gets triggered.
Last year I did 5 plants under the same trellis, but they didn’t get planted until mid June. Those plants grew wonderfully, but the bud just wasn’t that good because it was cheap nirvana gear. I’m really excited to try this with a proven fire pheno, and I’ll document the progress here.
In case I haven’t made it clear, lol, the goal here is maximum yield. I’m definitely using the right pheno to achieve it, and I’m hoping those gnarly chem and diesel terpenes will be a little less appealing to caterpillars. I’m probably going to build a better trellis before I start tucking her, but other than that does anyone have anything to add that will help me get a better yield of nice, fat nugs? Here’s a pic of the clone in the ground and my extremely simple trellis, as well as a pic of the nicest cola from the plant the clone was taken from. All feedback and suggestions are appreciated, and I’ll keep this thread updated.