Lets See Your Outside Plants

[Jsingh]

The picture without the greenhouse was august 7th. Today August 22nd took a picture after I put hoop house up.

 

[ooof-da]

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[MustGro]

You have a nice big open spot there! They look great. So you do not have fabric bottoms in those grow pots…they are exposed to the ground underneath?

I have not tried cover crops but will watch for replies on what that does for ya.

No bottoms on the pots in my setup BUT apparently roots will penetrate the fabric pots.
Check out @GlassJoe on the first page. Surprised me but he’s got it going on….
The cover crop will prevent my nutrients from being washed away over the winter (I’m leaving the pots up with the old roots in it for extra organic matter for next year), plus a nitrogen fixer like clover will make nodules under the soil that contain nitrogen the clover took from the atmosphere.

 

[NoWayOut]

 

[Bmiranda]

Power plant! Late start, in ground June 3rd.

 

[Southernontariogrower]

The other great thing about outside is wind and rain. I'm in the East coast of Canada and we had a real wet July. Couldn't string 3 dry days together to get your lawn dry enough to mow it. Super rain yesterday and lots of wind behind it. The rain made the branches heavy and the wind tore them off. The first two pics are one of my thrashed plants. That's a nasty break and a too big a piece of foliage for me to cut off if I don't have to. I find as long as they haven't wilted they'll be ok.
I drove a t-bar post into the ground and zip tied the limb to it. Looks good to me!
Next is a close up of the repair. I used 4 zip ties to pull the wound closed. Not sure if it'll seal up 100% but I'll bet it comes close. Those are real bad places to get bugs living in.

If you put honey in wound it keeps bad things from getting in.

 

[MustGro]

If you put honey in wound it keeps bad things from getting in.

Really, wouldn’t it attract bugs? I think honey is antiseptic though, so maybe. Do you use it?
I already hit them with gorilla glue though

 

[DrOgkush]

Ogs//Lavender, lemon, random pure og duck foot


chernobyl
Sour diesel
Gsc.
Everything that’s in full flower
Sour diesel just started

 

[Southernontariogrower]

Really, wouldn’t it attract bugs? I think honey is antiseptic though, so maybe. Do you use it?
I already hit them with gorilla glue though

That would work, l cover honey with DE. Yes aticeptic keeps bacteria away.

 

[Southernontariogrower]

Ogs//Lavender, lemon, random pure og duck foot


chernobyl
Sour diesel
Gsc.
Everything that’s in full flower
Sour diesel just started

Looking good.

 

[DrOgkush]

Looking good.

Thank you.
Weird year outside for me. But I feel like I took back control.

 

[Southernontariogrower]

Thank you.
Weird year outside for me. But I feel like I took back control.

Yes here too, june was rain and same for first half of july. Pm is only issue so far, after killing off thrips in early june. My girls are flurishing now, best outdoor grow to date..

 

[Cookie Rider]

Cali Dew just starting to show.
On the wet coast of BC,
we have been lucky to have a hot and mostly clear skies this summer.
By circumstances I had her in the dark shed to hide from visiting relatives;
Triggered flowering about two weeks ago.
hopefully finish by mid October.
Here we usually finish them inside due to rain/cold snaps.
I plan to finish outside for the first time…. I hope

 

[EhCndGrower]

Might as well share. Having our hottest and most humid weather now in S. Ontario and sadly brought out the WPM issue I encountered last year. Haven’t seen it get dangerously bad but some are creeping that way I think one day and fine the next. So something I will be keeping an eye out on are we move forward. Everyone is starting to flower with my Dr. Seedsman CBD and my Mango Sapphire being a few weeks ahead of everyone else. I might actually have a September outdoor harvest I think on Mango and she is getting frosty.

 

[mudballs]

Might as well share. Having our hottest and most humid weather now in S. Ontario and sadly brought out the WPM issue I encountered last year. Haven’t seen it get dangerously bad but some are creeping that way I think one day and fine the next. So something I will be keeping an eye out on are we move forward. Everyone is starting to flower with my Dr. Seedsman CBD and my Mango Sapphire being a few weeks ahead of everyone else. I might actually have a September outdoor harvest I think on Mango and she is getting frosty.


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im following ur black dog diary on growdiaries.com

 

[EhCndGrower]

im following ur black dog diary on growdiaries.com

Thank you for that

 

[sirtalis]

3 of mine are only 1 week into flowering. Going to be a late year, fingers crossed for sun. Ironically, I usually have worse weather July/August than I do Sept/Oct so it might work out in my favor. Explains why the early flowering one on bottom right is kinda struggling.

 

[OGGanjaPatient]

sprayed her with bt she starting to stack up nicely lost 3 humongous branches to strong winds but should still be able to pull about a pound from her

 

[sferguson16]

They started late but they are lookin healthy

 

[Billytheluther]

Dinafem cookies autoflower
Had some caterpillars eat a bit
Did this only for the sole purpose of seeing if the hermie with light leaks…
Up to now no they dont..
I purposely fuck up their light schedule.. that was part of the project since the beginning…
Well see in about 2 to 3 weeks