Grapefruit x nycd & hijack guerilla grow 09'

The Wookie

The Wookie

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Thank you guys for your responses. back yard isnt really an option for me. its not suclude at all. would an option be to rig a pump and carbattery to a watersource? This summer was a very harsh one in so cal. There definately has to be some kind of option that would work out. and notorious thank u that does help but what do u mean by water table? Sorry if thats a stupid question
 
theloadeddragon

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Man.... Site selection and Prep and a full proof plan is what its all about out there...... keep all the key elements in mind and select your site based on that (or sites depending on your stealth level or level of involvement)..... finding constant water sources is always incredibly advantageous, as well as laying 3/4 irrigation down (During the winter, below the lowest watermarks) going to at least somewhere close by the plants..... TONs of prep and forethought and WORk :P
 
northeastern lights

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theloadeddragon said:
Man.... Site selection and Prep and a full proof plan is what its all about out there...... keep all the key elements in mind and select your site based on that (or sites depending on your stealth level or level of involvement)..... finding constant water sources is always incredibly advantageous, as well as laying 3/4 irrigation down (During the winter, below the lowest watermarks) going to at least somewhere close by the plants..... TONs of prep and forethought and WORk :P
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Yes indeed. I've done spots with no water sourse and had to haul it in, never again. Both patches this year have water within 50 ft. Remember water is about 8 Lbs per gallon, gets heavy quick.
 
northeastern lights

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This is from the 5 clones I gave him in june. Due to his wife, it is being dried at my house.He trimmed 2 nights ago.








I'm guessing he got 3 Lbs, what do you think? Not bad for his first grow:eyesmoke:. He's not as picky as I am with trimming but all in all he's quite happy for sure:blsmoke:.
 

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fdd2blk

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i have 14 cuttings of GD. gonna make some mothers and run it all winter. then i'm filling my yard with it next year. :)
 
Boulderheads

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hey NEL... you think that is 3lbs worth of bud??? just asking cuz I took my outdoors today in a renegade move against mother nature... got everything hangning right now while I trim...(never seen this much fresh bud before in my life!!!) It truly is a wonderful site... I filled 8...5gallon buckets today bringing everything in..looks to be about what is on that table there..I would be pumped with 3 LB's.
 
genfranco

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northeastern lights said:
This is from the 5 clones I gave him in june. Due to his wife, it is being dried at my house.He trimmed 2 nights ago.








I'm guessing he got 3 Lbs, what do you think? Not bad for his first grow:eyesmoke:. He's not as picky as I am with trimming but all in all he's quite happy for sure:blsmoke:.
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freakin nice man... not bad at all!
 
northeastern lights

northeastern lights

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fdd2blk said:
i have 14 cuttings of GD. gonna make some mothers and run it all winter. then i'm filling my yard with it next year. :)
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Fuck yeah:twisted: It will get huge outside. Can't wait to till next year.





The Hijack appears to have 3 more weeks. I have some almost done inside. Had to snip some a little early. Everyone loves it, smells like a macintosh apple with a super long stone to it:mrgreen:
 
northeastern lights

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Boulderheads said:
hey NEL... you think that is 3lbs worth of bud??? just asking cuz I took my outdoors today in a renegade move against mother nature... got everything hangning right now while I trim...(never seen this much fresh bud before in my life!!!) It truly is a wonderful site... I filled 8...5gallon buckets today bringing everything in..looks to be about what is on that table there..I would be pumped with 3 LB's.
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Well If you filled 8 five gallon buckets you should have a pretty nice haul. Hard to say how much though. I try to trim it all in the bush and bring some home to work on. It takes up to much space with all the leaf and stem. I can fit a LB wet in my backpack which is all I can really trim in about 8 hours out there.



I had my uncle, cousin and bro-in-law over last night till 2 am trimming, man it's nice to have some help.:mrgreen:
 
Boulderheads

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Yeah, I had tried to trim as much as I could out in the bush.. the window of opportunity to get it out was closing fast.. so we had to go in and just grab everything and get it out... Next year I will start trimming at first light and make sure I get as much trimmed out there as possible. It seems much easier to trim while everything is still on the plant and rigid. Oh well.. I am super happy with my results and I have learned a lot about guerrilla growin...much harder than it seems!
 
riznob10000

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Props to your bro NEL!!

I'm thinkin he's gonna be happy for a little bit.

You know, I just read it, but I can't remember,:eyesmoke:, were they done all the way, or did he just get antsy??

He was growing at a higher elevation than you, right?

Just curious as to when people's dank is finishing up.

Anyway, much respect to you both!!

:peace::peace::peace:
 
Boulderheads

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Hey riz..I was looking to let them go for another few weeks but weather forced my hand and I didn't want to risk a mold infestation... predicting rain and clouds the next 2 weeks so I decided to cut my losses and take it now rather than possibly lost the whole thing. Temps been dropping down to the upper 30's and not getting enough sun to dry everything out.. putting up a cover wasn't practical... so it had to come down..
 
northeastern lights

northeastern lights

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Boulderheads said:
Yeah, I had tried to trim as much as I could out in the bush.. the window of opportunity to get it out was closing fast.. so we had to go in and just grab everything and get it out... Next year I will start trimming at first light and make sure I get as much trimmed out there as possible. It seems much easier to trim while everything is still on the plant and rigid. Oh well.. I am super happy with my results and I have learned a lot about guerrilla growin...much harder than it seems!
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I like to cut branches off and trim whatever I can in the bush, after about 8 hours I take a bag home with me and trim till about midnight or so.


My Bro-in-Law got 3.5 Lb's!!! He''s stoked:mrgreen: now it's time to cure.


riznob10000 said:
Props to your bro NEL!!

I'm thinkin he's gonna be happy for a little bit.

You know, I just read it, but I can't remember,:eyesmoke:, were they done all the way, or did he just get antsy??

He was growing at a higher elevation than you, right?

Just curious as to when people's dank is finishing up.

Anyway, much respect to you both!!

:peace::peace::peace:
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Yeah his were about an hour and a half north of me. his season is about a month shorter than mine. They are a few weeks early but thats what is great about this strain, it's still fucking bomb!

Hodgegrown said:
Were starting on the first 2 plants today, there small ones from buckets, will post up info on yield later. :mrgreen:
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Definatley curious on the yield Hodge. I'm thinking I'll get between 14-16. Still hard to say just yet.



riznob10000 said:
I predict a kazillion, fabillion pounds off your freakishly mammoth gigantasaurous plants Hodge!!!!!!!:mrgreen:

Sorry NEL. Hadda comment!!!:peace:
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No prob. Hodge has some fantastic shit growing. Been watching since his grow last year and still amazed at the fucking size of those, Damn!!! +rep to the Mrs. for the crazy size plants Hodge.
 
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