Tracker
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Looks nice! the vid and the concrete work. I'm sure they were happy with the barter too! Put smiles on their faces
Oklahoma Growers Thread!
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Two pa
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Has anyone used the product MOAB? Advertising High level of p and k for blooms
.I will post some Fotos soon I still have 9 in full bloom. 3 clones, 9 veg's and 6 babes
.I will say the plant that is most impressive is bonehawk. From puff puff pass feminized photo. It's a monster! Water leaves almost twice my hand and three ft tall. Big base stock, I have not topped it yet.due for blooms in July maybe Aug.. peace.be safer
.I will post some Fotos soon I still have 9 in full bloom. 3 clones, 9 veg's and 6 babes
.I will say the plant that is most impressive is bonehawk. From puff puff pass feminized photo. It's a monster! Water leaves almost twice my hand and three ft tall. Big base stock, I have not topped it yet.due for blooms in July maybe Aug.. peace.be safer
DoubleAtotheRON
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Def.... those guys work harder than I ever have in my life. I've had roofs replaced by a Mexican crew... those guys are tough as nails.
Tracker
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How long has it been flowering? It looks like it's in the harvest window. What do the trichs look like on the scope?
Tracker
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I've tried PK boosters in the past, and they weren't worth it for me. I haven't tried MOAB. High P bloom feed has way more P than the plant can use.
Tracker
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Roofers are another breed man. I see those guys working their asses off in the summer sun, and I can't imagine how they sustain that day after day.
DoubleAtotheRON
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Me either.. I've had 2 roofs in the past 5 years due to hail... both in the heat of Spring. That roof has to be 130 degrees or more with the black tarp and dark shingles.. I've seen them walk a 12/12 pitch roof like they were walking on flat ground. Crazy.
Two pa
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The plant all went in the back yard April 2. , My Maui , goldmaui and OG kush went in bloom first abt three weeks .the claxes are get big. . I do also have a few fem photos this year. I have had all these plants inside under t 5 lights for the winter .I popped seeds nov 19th.. so they are 5 months old dang near. My first time growing like this. Going for a double harvest.. old hippies are dumb like that..
Lizard0420
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Not sure how long
Tracker
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The photoperiod plants will start to flower, but they will reveg in a few weeks and then veg grow until the regular flower time in late summer. I have 3 going from clones that were on 24hr light. 2 of them started to flower when I put them in the ground. They'll go back to veg soon....
The 3 in the bed are from clones
This one volunteered up
medicaloutlaw
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Looking good! I have 3 plants (Calypso Sunrocks, Dankberry, Future Island) more than 4 months old from the tent going into the ground maybe in the next week. I had them outside the last few weeks in pots. Tried to till it up some fresh ground and mix in my compost material woth a bunch of left over soil and vermiculite but its just to dang muddy and hard right now. Little 13 amp tiller doesn't do when in heavy conditions.
DoubleAtotheRON
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Calypso Sunrocks going as we speak!
medicaloutlaw
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I know you are going to hit that out of the park!
DoubleAtotheRON
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I hope she's a good pheno!... we shall see!
medicaloutlaw
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I havent shared any photos in a while. Here are the three Calypso Sunrocks, Dankberry and Future Island. There are still one of each in the tent inside. Recovering from that PH nightmare I had from a couple months ago. The rain has done wonders for them. Plus I have 3 plants from a "friend" 
on the forum here that will be joining them soon. Last summer I just dug some holes and dropped the plants in. Still have alot of work to get a proper area made this season. It just takes a fat guy with a bad heart a little longer than others...lol
on the forum here that will be joining them soon. Last summer I just dug some holes and dropped the plants in. Still have alot of work to get a proper area made this season. It just takes a fat guy with a bad heart a little longer than others...lolAttachments
DoubleAtotheRON
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My little Calypso, Big Detroit Energy, Cancer Blaster, White Wifow, and OGOGOH. 
medicaloutlaw
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Very nice!
DoubleAtotheRON
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Here's hoping for a decent Summer!... a little rain every now and then, and no triple digit temps!
Last summer's drought actually allowed me to have my best out door season ever, mostly by keeping leaf septoria and other molds to a minimum! The previous 2 seasons were pretty brutal, mostly due to leaf septoria, but now I have a sulfur spray that at least allows me to get near the end of flowering. I can't spray the sulfur much past the first couple of weeks of flowering. As always, when flowers get old, near the finish line, they lose the ability to fight off the usual mold and fungus issues. I understand why people grow indoors, but I am still primarily an out door guy. Fortunately, there are strains that do better out doors, and I am focusing more on those as the years go by.