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I was gonna go with a tomato plant, but I like your better.

One of my biggist concerns using it outdoors would be attracting animals. I'd hate to have my babies dug up by some racoon or something.

I've actually been looking at getting one of these myself. From what I've seen you put it in wet then dry on screens when finished. I see a lot of offbrand ones that look very simliar. Any one have any comments on those?

Silly me I forgot to mention I have Plushberry as well in there. These are def. outdoor ladies. Been out since early May. I'm hoping for a heavy harvest. hopefully 5+ lbs.

Yes. Follow directions on label.

I dont Think there is really anything you can do for your outdoor plants. It's always a roll of the dice growing outside.

Just some pics of my ladies to everyone to enjoy. Most are Sweet Afgan Delicious. Also have Orange Bud, mekong High, OG Kush and some various other freebies from Attitude. All are budding nicely.:hump:

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I'd say leave them where they are. ts pretty lte in the season to be moving plants. Besides, if they were gonna take them they probably would've already.

It can be an issue depending on the strain. I try to pick strains with a high resistance to mold due to the shitty weather where I'm at. High humidy is my downfall. had some strains last year that were not too resistant to mold. Lost at least a lb or so due to it. Got an OG Kush this year that...

I had 2 seedlings from one seed. One was a little smaller than te other. Little one was killed off in a sibling rivary. Bigger one just shadowed her out until she died.

That grafting putty is good stuff. My bro has been on me all year to get some. We just never got around to it.

Felt it here in MD. Second on in two years here. LAst one was about a year ago. It travels a lot further on the East coast due to all the bedrock. I do believe the bud gods are frowning on the east coast this year. Bad bad thunderstorms, earth quake and now a huricane is most likely headed...

I was gonna use this as well, but decided against it due to the same thing.

I tripped over one of my lines that I had a plant tied down with. Split her right in half at the main stem. I took some string and tie her bak together. She healed just fine.

Your plant is really stretchy. A lot of space in between each node. Don t be so hasty and give up on the bamboo patch for next year. Thats exactly where mine are this year. about 20 of them. You gotta kepp up on te bamboo and keep cutting it down. It'll grow fast during the spring w/ large...

Lick a Pickle...HEHEHEHHE

LOL. I'm showing my mom some outdoor plants on sunday. She cant wait to see them.

Dyna grow bloom.

Sevin works too.