Only if you be a good boy . LOL !
Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013
- Thread starter TWS
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Your chick camps out with ya ?
That's it ! Im coming over !
I can't believe with all the talk and info here you didn't do this. Don't you quit now. Pot plants heal well. Get out there and tape and tie those bitches back together and support them. They look bad after the rain but in a day you can' hardly tell. Fix em up and carry on.
Be patient. The Satty Doms take a long to fill in and a longer time to finish. They will look better at 6-8 weeks in, on a 12 week flower strain and really get busy in the last few weeks. Hate em ! LOL. I have more than I wish in my garden right now and are pissing me off. It will be the end of November at least.
Jabba man !Jabba Stash is dank, definitely recommend it to whoever picks bodhi seeds up, so sweet smelling.
Congrats on a harvest sir !
Sunbiz1
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This was my conclusion weeks ago b/c I have been using a 5-3-3 all summer for both contained and in the ground. When yellowing occurred on the in-grounds during veg, I started doubling up on feeding.
To all: Thanks for the kind rep/words...and I'm not done yet harvesting...not even close!
Happy day!
Indoor Sun King
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awesome video....just unreal the size of those gals
Kevdogg5555
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I grew 4- 5lb plants in #45 gallon smart pots.
They are drying right as we speak. I harvested my early girl 2 weeks ago and she yeiled 4.5 pounds dry and she was much smaller than some of the ones I'm taking down right now.
Next year im going for #200 gallon smartpots and shooting for 10-15 pound plants
They are drying right as we speak. I harvested my early girl 2 weeks ago and she yeiled 4.5 pounds dry and she was much smaller than some of the ones I'm taking down right now.
Next year im going for #200 gallon smartpots and shooting for 10-15 pound plants
ambedexteras
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ambedexteras
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im glad it was an uneventful night but i do wanna encounter this fucker.
Carmarelo
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Damn.
Look like corn flakes
BlackTuna
Active Member
It drizzled a bit this morning. Still, I poured in 130 gallons at about 1350 ppm. As dry as it's been they can use it.
Damn Thai won't be done til November. If I'm lucky. Time to get the bamboo out and tie em for some support, Oct they are
going to fatten up.
Bud shots are from the Kush's. They're bout ready.
Damn Thai won't be done til November. If I'm lucky. Time to get the bamboo out and tie em for some support, Oct they are
going to fatten up.
Bud shots are from the Kush's. They're bout ready.
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FarmerOfTomatoes
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I'll try and get some pics before the end of the day. Whew! This sucks. To top it all off, the power went off last night so I couldn't really do much to see the total damage until this morning. I had been carefully supporting the plants with stakes and ties but the colas were getting pretty far along and they soaked up the rain like a sponge. If I had the knowledge earlier in the season, I would have started these plants with nice sized cages around them. I didn't realize how important the support was until the plants got to be too big to support them. For security purposes, trying to keep them in a hidden part of the yard, they were very close together and it wasn't easy getting around and working on them, much less doing major work to support them. By the looks of it, about 1/3 of the plants snapped about half way down the main trunk and several have broken branches. Most of the shorter ones are still standing and look OK.
Question: Since I will be cutting the broken branches off and hanging the colas to dry (as soon as the rain stops), this means I'll be harvesting 2 weeks to a month too early. They are Sativas (green crack), and had a ways to go. They had a lot of clear with some milky trichomes. Will the bud be any good if I take them in so soon? Or will the quality be poor? I'm going to try and salvage as much as I can, of course, and I'll surely be much better prepared next year.
Hope you guys all have better luck with your grows and thanks so much for advice. With the rippers, white flies, bud worms, powdery mildew/mold, wind, rain and cold, the outside world has no idea how much risk and work is involved in growing this superb product!