First time outdoor grow, tell me what I'm doing wrong.

Porky1982 said:
Fuck I love pics like this. Just out in the open and not a care in world just like they should be.
Can't do that where I come from!!
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I do have a 130 lb Great Pyrenees that barks like a MoFo if anyone comes near the fence. My neighbors are all cool though, we keep an eye out for each other. 7 Legal plants and out in the open, I’ve been ripped off twice since 96. Both times in august when they got nothing out of it.
 
They look great but they are clustered up a bit as others have pointed out. It's also possible you've given them more nitrogen than necessary which leads to thick bushy(leafy) plants. I'd definitely lst those branches out a bit and probably defoliate a tad also just to keep nice airflow. All the buds that grow underneath that jungle will tend to be larfy because they won't get enough light so it's one of those '6 of one thing, half dozen of the other' situations. Some people like the larfy stuff for personal or extracts. Some prefer to trim all that inner stuff off and let the plant focus on the large colas.
 
Danielson999 said:
They look great but they are clustered up a bit as others have pointed out. It's also possible you've given them more nitrogen than necessary which leads to thick bushy(leafy) plants. I'd definitely lst those branches out a bit and probably defoliate a tad also just to keep nice airflow. All the buds that grow underneath that jungle will tend to be larfy because they won't get enough light so it's one of those '6 of one thing, half dozen of the other' situations. Some people like the larfy stuff for personal or extracts. Some prefer to trim all that inner stuff off and let the plant focus on the large colas.
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Ya, I figure could have about 1000 clones of I wanted, haha. More likely the worms will have a feast. Also, I haven't really pushed N on them, all organic, used power bloom and a bunch of other random stuff, home made fish fert, etc, so you'd think that the just kind of "eating" what they want. But ya, a big prune is on the schedule.
 
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