Funkentelechy
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Beautiful!!
Very Sativa dominant leaf expression on that top one.
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2024 outdoor show an tell anything an everything outdoor is welcome.
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Very Sativa dominant leaf expression on that top one.
Funkentelechy
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Group shot from off the roof of a shed next to the hoop house. On the right, front to rear; Southern Humbolt Black Domina/Romulan x NL1, Outback Haze, Redgrape Lebanese(can't really see it). On the left, front to rear; Durban, NL1(top sticking out), and hiding behind that is another OutbackHaze.
Happy 2024 outdoor season everybody!!!
Happy 2024 outdoor season everybody!!!
Joey_Gladstoner
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That sounds fantastic.
Killing it! How tall are those? 7 feet?
Funkentelechy
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Thank you! The two in front are 7' 3"(left), and 8'(right), the Outback Haze is 9'3". The hoop house is 13".
alphapinene
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I got a defense arsenal on the way 
ordered 10k trichogramma eggs, 750 Ladybugs, 200 Pirate Bugs, 5k Eretmocerus eremicus (fucking annoying whiteflies), and Monterey B.T.k
ordered 10k trichogramma eggs, 750 Ladybugs, 200 Pirate Bugs, 5k Eretmocerus eremicus (fucking annoying whiteflies), and Monterey B.T.k
compassionateExotic
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would it be a too late option for me to tops of my outdoors right now? I still need some more cuttings of some of my moms for preservation but if topping em won’t be beneficial I could take only the mid-bottoms and use those only cause I’m already lolipoping when I‘m doing this final clippings none the less ? Wanna hear ur views
thumper60
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Its getting a bit late for topping I did my last topping last week here in the maine daylight is dropping here quick but all plants are different.
I do not grow outdoors (let me start with that). I always take my cuts from the plant's underskirts where there is less N. Lower N helps the roots develop quicker in cloning.
kinebudsVA
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Starting to flower.
Little plant looking pretty good
Reveg plants starting to flower again
Looks like you have a Christmas tree lot in your backyard!
Sevenleaves
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It’s been about a month since I posted any updates. Things are moving along fairly nicely here in southern Maine. The stretch should be starting in another week or two. The Oreo will be a big plant when it’s done. The Mai Tais are looking ok, first time growing them.
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Willie Nillly
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PPD from HSC. Doin their thing in central Ohio. Glad I used 10 gallon bags. I've super cropped them 3 times to keep them short. Happy so far.
AAjax
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LOL you're gonna need logging spikes to climb that tree! Really nice looking.View attachment 5410316View attachment 5410315
Christmas trees are starting to flower
NewEnglandFarmer
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Coming along well here in Maine. Been a very dry July, ground is dry as a bone, but we're getting some rain here now as I type this. Good thing as the brook is getting very low which complicates irrigating.
Noticed one of my Northern Lights looks like it's getting ready to flower. Can definitely tell the nights are getting longer now but this is by far the earliest I've seen yet:
Will definitely pollinate a branch on this one, would love to preserve those early-finishing genetics!
Everything looking healthy. Not seeing much stretch action yet but should be any time now:
Noticed one of my Northern Lights looks like it's getting ready to flower. Can definitely tell the nights are getting longer now but this is by far the earliest I've seen yet:
Will definitely pollinate a branch on this one, would love to preserve those early-finishing genetics!
Everything looking healthy. Not seeing much stretch action yet but should be any time now:
