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@oragrow, that DK is getting tall, it'll probably be well over that fence if you don't try and spread it a little. Looking good though. @atvman84, plants look good, I'd thin some of the inner/lower stuff and of course top em. That is I would actually spread them wide first, then thin and top.

Also keep in mind that the sun moves in an arc and drops to the south as the season progresses. So the canopy is more of a sphere rather than a flat top, like you would have indoor

Many plants put out more fruit/flowers than can actually mature. This is to ensure that some offspring can make it. So professional fruit growers ect... prune off unnecessary fruit/flowers so that the plant can focus on what will mature. With the herb, thin off anything that is in the shade. I...

How early you starting? My plants are filling up the 300 gallons and they got roots by the end of march, out in the hoophouse by beginning of May with a T5. Starting early helps, but only to a point. For me we start getting consistant sun in May so that is what I shoot for. Too big and they are...

You don't need a greenhouse, although they can help. That plastic holds moisture in as much as keeps it out, and with our damp night air a plastic cover only buys you so much time once the skies turn gray. Having the right strains is just as important as any other factor. Proper thinning, bud...

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Bubblegum really likes to be topped and bush out, don't know how much you want to do that with an auto but if you still have 2 weeks of veg before they switch, then I would top it an encourage multiple branches. Could be on to something. Did it get injured a week or so ago?

looking good! You should be proud man. I wish I had pics of my first time outdoor, yours blows mine away :clap:. Remember the outside 15 inches of canopy are where your buds are, everything else not reaching light or just not quite in the light, should be cut. Keep spreading.

That's a classic "next year" lol. I was counting on 10 foot centers for my plant, still I could only get 8 on some cause I decided on more plants at the last moment. I even gave away a dozen "extras" to many first time growers in my area. Still had to keep the bigger extras, hard to let them go...

I thought for sure all the early ones would be well into stretch by now, but I did keep the light on until right before solstice. My problem now is cramming too many into a small space, I can already see where they are shading each other in a couple spots, and they will of course double in size...

Ha! well WV is willamette valley abbreviated, so that's oregon. Funny though cause I did spend quite a bit of time in West VIrginia. too humid for my tastes. All my early finishers came from oregongreenseed, and it's a first for me. I did flower the moms inside to get a sense of which phenos to...

Anything that I've done that finishes end of september will start stretching mid july-ish - early august, so I'm topping and pulling everything that I can, while I can. All the 7 weekers that finish end of august through mid september are new, so probably around the same time actually. Maybe...

Foliar at least through the stretch and any time something is lacking with the roots and I need a quick shot of goodness. Like shifting gears...

on the edge of the willamette valley

Them OGOG's smell spicy funky, this one is a touch sweeter. Those #5's got so much spice I want to call it Wasabi Kush! Nothing is full on flowering but in the last week a noticeable stink is in the air...

Thanks! It's getting to the point where it's hard to update cause there is too much to do! Lower pad was just thinned and I got most of the upper pad to finish. Getting to be about 30 minutes per plant at least once a week to keep up. Forgot to add a pic of one of the Blue Snowdogs, another end...

OGOG # 5, both of these tried to flower early but I quickly turned em around. So glad I didn't dig em up. I am glad I dug up the CBC that did the same thing. Gave it to a friend and it's flowering along nicely.

Early finishers don't seem to be stretching yet either, with the exception of the OGOG #5 pheno, I think they're starting to stack up.

The upper pad has filled out nicely. Half are to the edge of the pot and through the cage and the rest are not far behind. Not stretching yet, so I'll get another solid round of topping in at least.

So you are saying this is referencing you? We should trust you because you are a national company worth millions? People are saying that Zach or Paul or JP, or whoever is Strainbank in San Diego is making websites with patients personal information and harassing people that complain. Just trying...