2022 Massachusetts Outdoor Growers

Poco56

Poco56

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Warfox said:
Blueberry Muffin Top’s - SUPER impressed with just how quick this strain flowers. I’m thinking about perhaps harvesting this coming weekend(the ones with 90% red shriveled hairs, anyway): what are your opinions on this? Or I may just see it through to second week or October and give ‘em the time they probably truly deserve. It’s just that rain is coming this weekend.

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Blue Bubble - obviously weeks behind the Blueberry Muffin Tops.
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Gotta tell ya... I’m a relative newbie to outdoors, while acknowledging it was an atrocious bad year to start outdoors 2021, (July) last years record rain has raised a super sensitive reaction to me and bud rot… not necessarily cat related, just plain wet rot. I’m trying to look at a balance… I got (4) ladies that I think would benefit maybe another couple weeks, but I’m pulling (2) tomorrow or Friday and another (2) by 10/6… (weather permitting) Bud rot is creeping and escalating into (3) of those (4) ladies… but on a high note, the other (3) Puna Diesels though stacking away, are playing late to the pre-retirement party but are still looking good! :D
 
PioneerValleyOG

PioneerValleyOG

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Warfox said:
Nah, I just grow them for their natural beauty alongside a plethora of my other annuals and perennials. The only way i’d consider that is if civilization broke down and such things became necessary for medicine or trade/sale.
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Well, as somebody whose been shot, stabbed, several serious accidents and two life flights, I refuse to fall into the 'you can have as much morphine as you want for as long as you need' deal. Been there. Always looking for natural pain relief, as the years go by, it only gets worse, but I hear ya. The knowledge alone is worth it..
If I were to grow flowers, what type would you suggest for pod slicing/gathering?
 
PioneerValleyOG

PioneerValleyOG

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Warfox said:
Blueberry Muffin Top’s - SUPER impressed with just how quick this strain flowers. I’m thinking about perhaps harvesting this coming weekend(the ones with 90% red shriveled hairs, anyway): what are your opinions on this? Or I may just see it through to second week or October and give ‘em the time they probably truly deserve. It’s just that rain is coming this weekend.

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I dunno warfox, looks a little early to me imho.. Leaves still look healthy,. But that's just me. Nice looking harvest though
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MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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PioneerValleyOG said:
Well, as somebody whose been shot, stabbed, several serious accidents and two life flights, I refuse to fall into the 'you can have as much morphine as you want for as long as you need' deal. Been there. Always looking for natural pain relief, as the years go by, it only gets worse, but I hear ya. The knowledge alone is worth it..
If I were to grow flowers, what type would you suggest for pod slicing/gathering?
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Just dissolve into your urine and feces infested filth with opium at will. Seen it half strength with my mother.
 
PioneerValleyOG

PioneerValleyOG

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Poco56 said:
@LunarMOG Hey sorry for not getting back to you sooner, as of today the Puna Diesel are holding up really well. No PM or mold to date. That’s the good news but they’re about 1-2 weeks behind my other ladies though they’re stacking up nicely. I just hope the weather holds out. The 10 day outlook seems like it’ll be relatively dry through October 6th here in N. Central MA with temps workable as well.View attachment 5204041View attachment 5204040
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Poco, what area you in again with this no rot?
 
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Panda Grow

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MICHI-CAN said:
Or a remote ballast. Welcome to indoor growing. LOL.
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Thank you, I don't know the ballast is remote or not, just know the lamp can dim, and daisy chain. cheap but with fan, works well so far. I got them from alibaba, Chinese factory
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MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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Panda Grow said:
Thank you, I don't know the ballast is remote or not, just know the lamp can dim, and daisy chain. cheap but with fan, works well so far. I got them from alibaba, Chinese factory
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It is not. Hope those cobs do you well.

Miss mine.
 
Poco56

Poco56

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PioneerValleyOG said:
Poco, what area you in again with this no rot?
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@PioneerValleyOG I’m in Athol… and let’s be clear, it’s just those (3) Puna Diesels (Big Island Genetics - Hawaii) that aren’t showing bud rot… yet, but again they are significantly behind the others in finishing too. I did just start seeing some PM on one of them yesterday though. With that said, 3 of the other 4 ladies not called Puna Diesel are slowly showing a few more of those dreaded bud rot spots daily and will be coming down in the short term.
 
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