2020 MASSACHUSETTS outdoor grow Thread!
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PioneerValleyOG
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Yes lotsa rain cometh
PioneerValleyOG
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Man, I'm in the same damn boat, or in this case,. possibly an ark. I got 7+ footers and with my health there's just no way.i can cover. Them. I have a few i can put on the porch, half dozen maybe. But the ones I can't move... I dunno, I might have a plan. I have a tarp, and some big 5x5 that are like 12 feet, but it's gonna be a lot of work and have to be fast. Unfortunately, I don't see a solution here - the.plants is have to whack would be the biggest ones.
Only thing I can do is let them go until I see the first signs of bud rot then chop them.
Maybe the weather will change, not be so bad, maybe we will have decent wind to set them out, I'm going to play the wait and see game, maybe put those posts up tomorrow...
postickslim
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I use an organic plant oil based spray to keep insects off. It is working well. Peeper,cinnamon,thyme,rosemary,garlic. Dr.Earths final stop.
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Treespiker
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I'm also dealing with a height issue, 3 of my plants are 6-8feet and I have one that is atleast 11ft. I might just go to lowes and grab some wood and crudely build a temporary frame and with a huge piece of plastic. Still gonna have to deal with the humidity situation. PM is loving it. I'm committed to already doing rinse ln dilute water and h2O2 solution.
Treespiker
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I like this, is it made of PVC pipe?
dsmer
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The hoops are steel pipe I welded together, and I used pvc pipe the long way to brace it. The whole thing including plastic cost me like 30 bucks
Fucking welders.
"Oh yeah I built this barn, the tractor and all the implements for 20 bucks, took me like 4 hours"
SOME OF US AREN'T THAT TALENTED MAN!
dsmer
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haha well to be fair, the hoops were part of an old carport I had laying around in the woods so I chopped it up and made it work. The plastic was like 20 bucks I think and pvc is cheap. I’ve been a welder for 15 years and have a shop at home so why not lolFucking welders.
"Oh yeah I built this barn, the tractor and all the implements for 20 bucks, took me like 4 hours"
SOME OF US AREN'T THAT TALENTED MAN!
ottovonschnitzel
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Almost there perfect timing imho
5 clones in 3 pots cut in june from a mother who showed early rapid growth. Mother is drying already and clones coming down before it rains.
The plant on the teepee trellis has had a rough life with a hurricane earlier collapsing tarp mildew etc see what happens
The rest are sativa hybrids I hope can finish. They are too big to move so I'm relying on luck. No bud rot, minimal pm, I could probably harvest the fat tops if worse comes to worse but I want to go long if the lower branches fatten in the next two three weeks then it will be a bonanza.
I like early harvest for personal use and I've cut enough for myself so now I'm just working on Christmas presents.
5 clones in 3 pots cut in june from a mother who showed early rapid growth. Mother is drying already and clones coming down before it rains.
The plant on the teepee trellis has had a rough life with a hurricane earlier collapsing tarp mildew etc see what happens
The rest are sativa hybrids I hope can finish. They are too big to move so I'm relying on luck. No bud rot, minimal pm, I could probably harvest the fat tops if worse comes to worse but I want to go long if the lower branches fatten in the next two three weeks then it will be a bonanza.
I like early harvest for personal use and I've cut enough for myself so now I'm just working on Christmas presents.
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matty-berk
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the big plants are acctually two weeks behind the smaller plants. and the smaller ones arnt even ready yet. im guessing early oct for the small ones and late oct for the bigger ones
matty-berk
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beginers luck! trust me lol. i was running around like a chicken with its head cut off, and still am. im so worried im gonna screw up the harvest
matty-berk
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looks so fire! what kind?
PioneerValleyOG
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PROBLEM CHILD!!
1 The Step Child, a sativa I believe
2. A comparison to the indica
3 A side by side
4 Can you tell if shes done yet?
5 Another side by side of my Twin Towers, again, one on the left a sativa, on the right, an indica
6 Another side by side, she dont look so good, and even though shes doing that 'cupping' thing this morning, and maybe she is growing a teensy tynsy bit, I just dont know waht to do with her. Shes awful yellow, not a nitrogen problem, I assure you.
Thoughts and ideas? Should I giver her the ol Fiskas?
1 The Step Child, a sativa I believe
2. A comparison to the indica
3 A side by side
4 Can you tell if shes done yet?
5 Another side by side of my Twin Towers, again, one on the left a sativa, on the right, an indica
6 Another side by side, she dont look so good, and even though shes doing that 'cupping' thing this morning, and maybe she is growing a teensy tynsy bit, I just dont know waht to do with her. Shes awful yellow, not a nitrogen problem, I assure you.
Thoughts and ideas? Should I giver her the ol Fiskas?
matty-berk
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Can anyone tell me what’s going on here? The big one is turning light green only at the top and the other one the leaves are all browning
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PioneerValleyOG
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Nice job!!! Well done, must smell like Xmas at your place, lol!!
Warfox
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It looks to me like only one part of the plant is affected: id trace the branch all the way back to where it meets the main stalk, and look for holes etc. Thats all I got sorry .