starting the babies for summer crop

aseboy101

aseboy101

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how much rain would you say you recieced so far season? I know you have alot of fog and humidity, but how much rain fall do you see weekily? I've had a really wet season. Beside living on the coast the tropics have been a lil more active this year then in recent past.
 
getawaymountain

getawaymountain

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aseboy101 said:
how much rain would you say you recieced so far season? I know you have alot of fog and humidity, but how much rain fall do you see weekily? I've had a really wet season. Beside living on the coast the tropics have been a lil more active this year then in recent past.
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alot more rain here than usual also
 
sonar

sonar

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Nice work man. I'm a big fan. That early finishing strain has some excellent structure to it.

Where I live you can easily grow late into October, but the mold usually gets to them long before the frost.
 
getawaymountain

getawaymountain

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sonar said:
Nice work man. I'm a big fan. That early finishing strain has some excellent structure to it.

Where I live you can easily grow late into October, but the mold usually gets to them long before the frost.
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thanks for the props!!
we used to have that problem but no more !!hahaha it's taken a long time to get a few strains aclimated to here and not mold even with alot of rain and fog .
 
getawaymountain

getawaymountain

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mae said:
How do they become acclimated?
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we pick only the best, strongest phenos and breed a mold resistant strain with them and then do it over and over just using the stronger phenos until it is good as it will get, takes 3-5 years (year round growing) to get a really stable strain when dealing with the mold factor
 
getawaymountain

getawaymountain

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sonar said:
Nice work man. I'm a big fan. That early finishing strain has some excellent structure to it.

Where I live you can easily grow late into October, but the mold usually gets to them long before the frost.
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thanks , ya i was surprised the early strain (stumbleweed) came out as good as it did , its an iranian pheno crossed with seawarp and then with our juan ( s.s. early bud x early wonder skunk ) doesn't mold at all only where a bird would pick at it but wouldn't spread or be a problem even in the rain and fog . the ones on the thread where started june 1st so if planted when supposed of they would be alot bigger and done late august to first week in sept with a good yeild
 
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mae

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Very nice and frosty!
Do you just use shoplights on the indoor ones?
And what size bags for the outdoor ones and how often do you water them?
 
getawaymountain

getawaymountain

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aseboy101 said:
ur killing me over here with these pics. those are some dank looking buds you got over there! That purple leaved beauty is very nice looking.
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ya its really stinky now anywhere near the patches !! straight from the skunks ass !! the purple leaved one is a pheno of stumbleweed and the other ones are juans
 
getawaymountain

getawaymountain

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mae said:
Very nice and frosty!
Do you just use shoplights on the indoor ones?
And what size bags for the outdoor ones and how often do you water them?
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ya i use shop lights for inside till i put out side
they are all in 10 gallons grow bags ,would of been bigger but was late in season when started.
water when needed every 3rd day +/-
 
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