First Grow: 12 ft Satvia (PICS)

thewhiteoctave01

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Antman said:
Beautiful plant bro! When I saw the first pics, b4 it really started flowering, I said to myself, "He needs to get up on that roof and make something to hold the top of the plant up." The latest pics confirmed that. I wouldn't be worried as much about the weather as much as I would about getting her propped up. The buds look like they're getting pretty heavy now and I would hate to see that stiff Cali breeze snap that top cola off on ya! As for yield, you are definately gonna yield a half pound off the big one, almost certainly more. I had a big monster like that once, check my avatar. She's a beauty my man! Best of luck the rest of the way!-Antman
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Hey dude thanks a lot for the advice. I am trying to figure out a way to support her heavy colas but cant decide the best way to get her secure. Would securing her to a bamboo stick give her extra support? I am worried about putting anything in the ground around the roots in fear of harming the root system. What about bending her and leaning her over? I am interested in any ideas that might work. I want to try to keep her off the fence due to pest climbing on board:eyesmoke: Any help would be appreciated!!
 
boricuaboi

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thewhiteoctave01 said:
Hey dude thanks a lot for the advice. I am trying to figure out a way to support her heavy colas but cant decide the best way to get her secure. Would securing her to a bamboo stick give her extra support? I am worried about putting anything in the ground around the roots in fear of harming the root system. What about bending her and leaning her over? I am interested in any ideas that might work. I want to try to keep her off the fence due to pest climbing on board:eyesmoke: Any help would be appreciated!!
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if its gone into flowering humm i donno get like a piece of wood they prop baby trees up with the root system is fine its not indoors its growing natural it will just regrow roots if damaged dont be afraid plus the root system is very large since its outdoors so your fine o u will also need some rope to secure it to the wood or bamboo
 
Antman

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I know you're concerned about bugs getting on her, but if it's an outdoor plant that's gonna happen whether she's up against the fence or not. Knowing that, it's an easy fix bro. Buy yourself a 10 foot 2X4, screw it on the flat to the fence as high up as it needs to be, screw another piece of 2X4 on top of that one sticking out towards the plant, and screw another piece on a 45% angle into the vertical board and the horizontal board for support. Get some formable wire, like bailing wire, and you're done. That's what I would do. Like I said, unless you sprayed her down with some Neem oil or something like that, BEFORE she started flowering, I think bugs is a foregone conclussion. Just hope that the Gypsy moths didn't lay eggs on her. You'll have a hell of a time with those budworms. Good luck.
 
weezer

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how much longer does your season last for
you are going to end up with alot of weight in stalk
 
thewhiteoctave01

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weezer said:
how much longer does your season last for
you are going to end up with alot of weight in stalk
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I would be lucky to get another month of dry weather....haze tends to be a very stretchy sativa but it allows light to reach more branches creating more bud sites:lol:
 
thewhiteoctave01

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Anyone with knowledge of sativas have any guesses on how far out I am from harvest. Weather is on the turn as of halloween weekend and I need to fugure out a plan for these girls.:leaf:
 
boricuaboi

boricuaboi

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Humm usually sativas can survive during cold seasons because they are late bloomers!

U might get purple colored bud if the weather make a drastic drop
 
thewhiteoctave01

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boricuaboi said:
Humm usually sativas can survive during cold seasons because they are late bloomers!

U might get purple colored bud if the weather make a drastic drop
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I thought sativas did best in humid tropical conditions?Im seeing rain for friday and saturday then highs of 57 for the days after that. Anyone some help, i dont want to see all my hard work go to shit!!:spew:
 
boricuaboi

boricuaboi

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lol no one even looks at my journal so its cool i love helping as long as u post i will respond 99.9 unless im doing something else but im on here all day
 
Wastedagain

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Damn sexy bitch. I have yet seen one like that in real life. I am all indoor,but from the last photo it looks like 4-6 weeks till harvest. but setiva has a LONG flowering peirod, but you should get alot of reds,bues,purples if you let her finish out, outside.
 
boricuaboi

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i quote u "Damn sexy bitch" lol i could imagine if u said it out your mouf like it was a necked lady with big brest in front of you lol
 
boricuaboi

boricuaboi

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Lol i love mixes now they a sexy they grow short and fat look at mines just hit the link under my sig its my massive journal and go to the last page i think its two
 
boricuaboi

boricuaboi

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Me 2 every one gets tall even indica lol just not as tall sativa is the basketball player indica is the average sized non athletic human lol
 
thewhiteoctave01

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so does anyone have any experience in dealing with wet weather?:? My girls took a beating this weekend and more storms are due over the next week. I really have no idea what to do except watch for mold and bud rot...my girls are still three weeks out from being done:confused:
 
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