Troythepooh's 20012 Outdoor Grow

[Humboldtchronic]

Hey ya dude and you never know atleast half a p

 

[troythepooh14]

Hey ya dude and you never know atleast half a p

Yeah thats what I was thinking

 

[Guido93]

Yeah thats what I was thinking

NO
DO NOT GET YOUR HOPES DOWN.
If you watched the video on my thread, you will see.
I received 1.3 pounds from each of the 2 20gal potted plants I had. Each of the 15 gal potted plants all yielded about .6/.7 of a pound.
If those things grow right, untouched, unharmed, watered and nutrient stable then you are looking at a healthy profit.

 

[troythepooh14]

Mine were planted in june though.. i got kind of a late start. I only have about 9 more weeks of veg..

 

[Guido93]

Mine were planted in june though.. i got kind of a late start. I only have about 9 more weeks of veg..

a lot can happen in 9 weeks, don't lose faith

 

[troythepooh14]

Im not.. im just wishing i could have started them indoors sooner!

 

[troythepooh14]

Got out there last night, im gonna upload some pictures tonight. I top fed my ladies last week and im trying to think of what to feed them.
I was wondering if i made a compost tea, since i dont have electricity would it still work? Or would it be better if i just top fed with the ingredients i would make the tea out of it..

 

[Clown Baby]

maxicrop sea kelp is good stuff

 

[troythepooh14]

I just picked up some espoma all purpose natural, natural liquid guano and fish, fox farm happy frog all purpose and some liquid seaweed fertilizer . Im thinking about mixing the happy frog and espoma them together and giving all my plants a cup to top feed and using molasses, the liquid sea weed and the liquid fish and guano emulsion in the water.. good idea?

 

[troythepooh14]

finally got some pics earlier today.. top fed with some espom organics, fox farm quisine cuisine and powdered sea kelp.. shoul be good for another month or so..
here's some pictures of some bigger ladies.. about 6 weeks outside

 

[troythepooh14]

The pictures are the biggest of each strain in this order: Strawberry cough, grapestomper and headband

 

[troythepooh14]

how are they doin for this time of year?

 

[sonar]

Looking pretty good. How's the rain situation in your neck of the woods? Been dry as hell here lately.

 

[troythepooh14]

Its been super dry here too although i water every 3 days so theyre muey bueno! took some pictures last night.. too excited for august to get here

 

[troythepooh14]

Plant count is 25 with three runts!

 

[troythepooh14]

Excited to check them out.. havent seen them in about 2 weeks as my roomate has been taking care of them. They should be pretty nice now. Going to give them one more feeding of veg nutes so they can use the nitrogen for stretching. Still havent decided on a flowering fertilizer yet.. I was thinking max sea..

Does anybody have any report on the maxsea bloom? I was gonna do that or top feed with happy frog fertilizer, and guanos..

 

[Homer13063]

Nice pics but my neck hurts from looking sideways at 'em.... Anyhoo, Nice girls!

 

[FresnoFarmer]

nice progress. subbed

 

[DAKUSHMAN 49]

they grow up so fast.. i love to see great progress.. nice work

 

[firelane]

Good job, almost to the half way point. I used advanced nutrients heavy harvest "summer" and "fall" last year, and got good results so am using them again this year for flowering. Its time released, but my plants never seemed hungry or overfed. Its perfect for someone who can't constantly feed their plants. Whatever you use, I'm sure they'll be fine, good luck on a great year.