Gorilla Glue #4 Community Journal

[Laughing Grass]

I have nothing going now but some Polar Gelato clones and I have quite enough of that for now. Cheese definitely and some Bag of Oranges crosses because I like everything I've grown in that department! I have my gg4 mother outside. I suppose it will start flowering soon.

How big has the outdoor gg gotten?

 

[Laughing Grass]

I had a series of unfortunate events this weekend that prevented me from getting my gg#4 clones for seed going.

Three at the front have been treated once with STS.

 

[shnkrmn]

How big has the outdoor gg gotten?

Pretty big in a 5 gallon pot. I'm guessing it will be 8 or 10 feet tall in flower. It's the one on the right. The other one is BOOXWW

 

[Laughing Grass]

Pretty big in a 5 gallon pot. I'm guessing it will be 8 or 10 feet tall in flower. It's the one on the right. The other one is BOOXWW View attachment 5406186

That boo is pretty tall compared to your tent grows!

 

[shnkrmn]

That boo is pretty tall compared to your tent grows!

It's been alive since January. The trunk is super girthy. They both need feeding. I've gotten lazy with automated irrigation. I have to dip a watering can in a res in the basement and haul it up to the garden. Maybe I'll get some dry amendments and top dress them and feed that way.

 

[TCH]

I'm on day 48. I'm getting ready to mix up a new reservoir this evening. What are y'all's thoughts on what I need to add/subtract? Running RO water with maxibloom with calimagic. 650-700ppm. ~6ph. Daytime temps have been hanging around 92°F.

 

[curious2garden]

Pretty big in a 5 gallon pot. I'm guessing it will be 8 or 10 feet tall in flower. It's the one on the right. The other one is BOOXWW View attachment 5406186

Oooh I'm very excited to see her grown outdoors. Last time I saw that she hit an easy 12 ft. So robust looking too.

 

[Laughing Grass]

Next generation of GG#4.

Three on the right get their second STS treatment tomorrow then flip.

 

[Mycroft Holmes]

Exactly correct! Squirrel deterrent (amongst many other things tried) They are relentless this year

I have squirrel problems too. What I've started to do is put a layer of decorative rocks on the surface of the soil, and spray the sides of the fabric pot with neem oil (they hate the scent of it).
The rocks are $5 at Home Despot up here in Ontario, and one bag covered the surface of two 7 gallon pots, and a 60 litre tote, with a little left over.
This is the first year I haven't had the little bastards digging in my pots, and the neem is keeping them from chewing holes in the sides of the fabric pots.

I'm still having trouble getting these pics to show up full size instead of thumbnails.

 

[Laughing Grass]

I have squirrel problems too. What I've started to do is put a layer of decorative rocks on the surface of the soil, and spray the sides of the fabric pot with neem oil (they hate the scent of it).
The rocks are $5 at Home Despot up here in Ontario, and one bag covered the surface of two 7 gallon pots, and a 60 litre tote, with a little left over.
This is the first year I haven't had the little bastards digging in my pots, and the neem is keeping them from chewing holes in the sides of the fabric pots.

I'm still having trouble getting these pics to show up full size instead of thumbnails.

Super healthy, nice job!

 

[shnkrmn]

Oooh I'm very excited to see her grown outdoors. Last time I saw that she hit an easy 12 ft. So robust looking too.

I'm gonna have to control that height somehow. I should shear now before they start to flower. Although right now we get 15 hrs and 23 minutes of daylight.

 

[Laughing Grass]

I'm gonna have to control that height somehow. I should shear now before they start to flower. Although right now we get 15 hrs and 23 minutes of daylight.

supercrop?

 

[curious2garden]

supercrop?

You guys are a lot more north then me. I honestly don't know what you do. But I'd likely start with electric hedge trimmers

 

[shnkrmn]

supercrop?

I kind of think that will give me a 10 foot wide plant!

 

[shnkrmn]

And the sun won't hit 13/12 until mid September. How does anyone grow photos outside here.

 

[Laughing Grass]

And the sun won't hit 13/12 until mid September. How does anyone grow photos outside here.

Found this on the googles.

Outdoors, most photoperiod strains will transition into flowering as the hours of daylight dip below 15. Thus, a longer flowering period is to be expected. 12-12 is optimal for indoor cultivation. That’s why the flowering-time data on the reverse of most cannabis seed packs reflects bloom periods somewhere between 8–12 weeks.
Typically, heavy indicas like Northern Light finish flowering the fastest, sativas the slowest, and indica-sativa hybrids somewhere in between.

 

[CarolinaPotheadsNew]

You packin' some Canadian Squirrel heat? Ok I just made that all up. It's 11 AM here and I'm f'n useless!! If only I could get the dogs to burn a couple down with me they'd stop acting like crazy people.

Hey, my rescue dog has insecurity and anxiety issues and she also has an injured paw where I believe( but don't know for sure) she hurt it escaping from her old home. She walks up when we light up and starts sniffing a certain way. She likes 3 shotguns and then a snack and snuggling. She's picky too. She isn't a strong Sativa fan. She likes Indica stuff. Anytime I make cannabutter, she gets a small bowl of pudding too. I believe some dogs are far more sentient than most believe. Our fur baby is like one of the kids. She demands to sleep in the bed with my son or with us. Shit I just saw how old this is. Sorry.

 

[Star Dog]

Hey folk's I've a few updated pics to share.

Group photo, they're just starting to fund their stride now.

The front right (kush) was only re potted and flipped on Saturday iirc?


Gorilla glue (Clone)

Blueberry twist (Clone)

Bluchi v3 (Seed)

Exo (Clone)

Cheese dipz (Clone)

Lemon cherry gelato (Seed)

Grape fog x lemon cherry gelato (seed)

It'll be two weeks on Saturday I flipped them to 11-13

 

[Star Dog]

I have squirrel problems too. What I've started to do is put a layer of decorative rocks on the surface of the soil, and spray the sides of the fabric pot with neem oil (they hate the scent of it).
The rocks are $5 at Home Despot up here in Ontario, and one bag covered the surface of two 7 gallon pots, and a 60 litre tote, with a little left over.
This is the first year I haven't had the little bastards digging in my pots, and the neem is keeping them from chewing holes in the sides of the fabric pots.

I'm still having trouble getting these pics to show up full size instead of thumbnails.

Hey bud, after you upload the pics you'll see something like this

Click on full image or thumbnail

 

[Mycroft Holmes]

Hey bud, after you upload the pics you'll see something like this
View attachment 5406901
Click on full image or thumbnail View attachment 5406901

Thanks, but that's what I've been doing.
Then I tried using the inset image function, and it almost worked, but after the image appears it disappears and there's an "oops" message.