It’s that time of year again!

davethepothead

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• Jul 5, 2020

• #21

I have some pics I forgot to post here from a little while ago.

So far things are ok...I lost some here and there but one blue dream is really growing like crazy. I topped her a few times so she should be a pretty nice yielder. The others are growing kinda slow idk what that’s all about. Could be sunlight? Could be the phenotypes? Idk but....I popped a bunch of Frisian dew fem seeds along with some cookies USA seeds and I think they are about ready for transplant. I wanted to get them started off kinda strong before I put them out so they have been in red solos under a blurple going strong...I have thier plot dug up they will be going staring in to the ground. I mixed the native soil with some perlite and will go backout and mix in some in ground soil and more perlite. Fence up the whole thing and pray these ladiesmake my harvest look a little better.

 

davethepothead

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• Jul 9, 2020

• #22

6 HOURS OF WORK lol its all done. The plants that were already out got watered and the seedlings all got transplanted. Some of the seedlings went into 20 gallon pots and some went straight into the prepared plot that was dug.

All in all im happy with the bigger blue dream, the other photos seem like they are just now starting to really grow. I am impressed with how much the smaller ones grew up in size but not impressed with thier overall size...time will tell though.

 

davethepothead

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• Jul 19, 2020

• #23

havent posted any pics in a while...things have been going smooth though i think the big blue dream needs to be cleaned/pruned a little bit but other than that everythings growing. I killed off some of the frisians that looked to be runts on the last visit, the others have taken off already im anxious to see what they will look like on my next visit. The next visit im goin to hit them all with plain water, maybe all but the frisians they should probably keep being fed. Gonna start hitting them with fungicide also and more neem oil as usual.

 

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hamstring

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• Jul 19, 2020

• #24

Looking good. I like the technique of leaving the seedling in the cup. Saves time and probably less transplant shock.

Leaf spot season is upon us. Good idea for the the fungicide. For my neck of the woods leaf spot is the biggest disease concern. It can decimate a crop and usually hits around the 2nd week of July. Starts showing heavily in August. I like mixture of sevin and liquid copper . I can spray for bud worms and leaf spot at the same time.

 

davethepothead

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• Jul 20, 2020

• #25

As promised...I harvested some auto flowers last night so I just peeled at these ladies. Looking good though. I can’t even begin to think about what the yield will be with all of this. Im glad it will be a variety though.

 

davethepothead

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• Jul 20, 2020

• #26

 

davethepothead

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• Jul 20, 2020

• #27

 

davethepothead

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• Jul 30, 2020

• #28

 

davethepothead

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• Sep 6, 2020

• #29

Wow its been a minute! Im still kicking though i think i can see the finish line lol...So much has happened but all in all smooth sailing the plants are doing great. One thing to talk about though is how much this grow cost man the water & nutrients needed for 13 plants is crazy! The pure blend pro was getting to expensive to run so i am going to try this osmocote fruit and veggie i picked up, any reviews on it or you guys heard anything on it?

 

davethepothead

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• Sep 6, 2020

• #30

 

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Guerilla in the mist

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• Sep 25, 2020

• #31

Werp said:

I grew out HSO blue dream outdoors. You really need till at least the 3rd week in October for most pheno's (had one that was ready mid oct). It is also mold prone and the smoke wasn't the strongest- Perhaps because I had to chop a tad early. They do yield. Here they are oct. 7


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Yes, i am finding out the hard way that BD takes a while, im kind of in a hurry to get my patch shut down, before some wayward deer hunters stumble on it, and i thought 1st week Oct, but looking at them im atleast week 3, i have to shut it down by halloween, done or not. Hopefully theyll get their asses in gear, fatten & ripen up.

 

davethepothead

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• Sep 29, 2020

• #32

Guerilla in the mist said:

Yes, i am finding out the hard way that BD takes a while, im kind of in a hurry to get my patch shut down, before some wayward deer hunters stumble on it, and i thought 1st week Oct, but looking at them im atleast week 3, i have to shut it down by halloween, done or not. Hopefully theyll get their asses in gear, fatten & ripen up.

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Dude same! My biggest 20 gal pot plant is BD and she’s looking like she has 2-3 weeks left to fatten up.

 

davethepothead

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• Sep 29, 2020

• #33

Why do 2 of my plants look like this?????

 

ganga gurl420

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• Sep 29, 2020

• #34

Looks like frost damage or fungus