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Well...that was some wind, huh?

Oh man. That's a ton of work for one day. You must have been dying. Looks great though. What's the plan for airflow in there? You doing fans?

That's awesome! Thanks!

That's clever. I'm gonna start sketching out some plans for that. Thanks!

Ok Thumper and Sco and crew...question about supporting the limbs on the BlueBerry. The limbs are between 3.5' and 4.5' long. What I need is a way to support their heft (because I agree, the node spacing on these are inches, so I'm envisioning 3' long buds on every branch haha), while still...

Funny you say that. I was actually planning on doing that to open them all up. Using bamboo and string to tie the limbs down so they are all spread out. Havent tried that before.

Yea. It's cool that they will be finishing inside a greenhouse. You should expect stellar results. The training plus how clean they are plus being safe from the rain...should be a homerun. I'm digging this half and half growing I'm doing this year. I have autos cycling in the tent throughout...

It's a beautiful garden. The plants look amazing. I cant wait to see them flower. Of course...once you put a greenhouse around it, you will be promptly ejected from the "OUTDOOR" thread. Hahaha

Yesterday, I felt like flower was right around the corner. Overnight they grew their first legit budlettes. Amazing how fast it happened on these Pure Indicas.

Thanks. I dont know how much sense this makes, but I spent a ton of time trying to build up super healthy roots early on, and changed my watering habits. Almost like I am doing a hydro grow in soil pots. Usually, we do 1 or 2 waterings a week and they are good. But this year I switched to...

I saw that also. Man, I hope that's the truth. Looking at the structure of some of these plants, it could be an incredible harvest.

Yup. That was the whole reason for doing all pots this year! Didnt want a repeat of last season. I am getting the garage ready to act as their bunker for wet weather. 2 new circular oscillating fans and taking out the garage door opener so I have the height I need. Hopefully it's a dry fall...

Those look great. Its amazing how fast they can react to positive changes in their environment. It will be very interesting to see what those look like when they stretch. They have some serious potential for density if the light is good. It looks like most if not all of the bud sites have...

Thanks brother. I'm still praying every day for a cool, dry Sept/Oct!

Yea, my pure indicas already have budlettes and the others are firmly in "pre" to "transition" mode. I agree about the stretch. I back off the N a little at this point, but dont totally deprive them of it. They will get the same calmag as in veg, about ½ - ¾ the N, and a steadily increasing...

They are deff getting ready. Most of mine are at least. I'm gonna start transitioning nutes soon.

"Around the equator" and "equatorial" are different things. And apparently, there is some debate. Because according to Dr. Barney Warf and E.L. Abel... "Cannabis plants evolved on the steppes of Central Asia, specifically in the regions that are now Mongolia and southern Siberia.The history of...

I dont know anyone's individual reasons for being nervous about the heat. My plants love it. Just need to monitor their water needs and they do great. For some guys, probably because they care about their plants a lot so they are making sure it wont be an issue. It could be the strain they are...

I am using RootsOrganic's Green Fields soil, and Botanicare's line of nutes. Specifically their Grow, CalMag, Sweet. And Bloom. Then at the end I also add unsulfered molasses, and when they look like they need a little extra "hiyahowyadoin" in veg, I add in some of that Alaskan fish emulsion...

Well...not totally unscathed. Had a few bottom branches get pushed down too far and pop off loose at the stock. Bummer. But everything else made it thru. That was some crazy rain.