LED grown lady now living outdoors.. How's she doing?

PadawanWarrior

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• Sep 23, 2020

• #21

farmingfisherman said:

Houseplant now a garden plant who has spent 3 days outside under dappled sunlight. First day out I transplanted her into a 15 gallon poly from a five gallon root pouch, not easy because I didn't want to cut the RP. She was started in OF soil but transplant soil is a compost/soil mixture with perlite added. Anyone have any experience going from LED to sunlight have any tips or suggestions to help her along? Thanks

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It looks like you tied them down with fishing line. Didn't that cut into the stems?

Wow, I guess not. I just saw the updated pics.

 

farmingfisherman

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• Sep 23, 2020

• #22

PadawanWarrior said:

It looks like you tied them down with fishing line. Didn't that cut into the stems?

Wow, I guess not. I just saw the updated pics.

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Yeah I haven't had any issues using it. Its either #20 or #25 test so it's pretty thick, also I use a cow hitch knot which allows me to move it periodically on the stems.

 

farmingfisherman

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• Sep 24, 2020

• #23

Will growing plants ever get old? I kinda of doubt it.

 

PadawanWarrior

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• Sep 24, 2020

• #24

farmingfisherman said:

Will growing plants ever get old? I kinda of doubt it.

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Fish by day, grow weed by night.

 

farmingfisherman

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• Sep 27, 2020

• #25

Always nice to come home to a happy lady or two.

 

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farmingfisherman

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• Sep 29, 2020

• #26

So today was a little warmer than I would have liked but my led lady seemed to take it all in stride.

 

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farmingfisherman

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• Oct 2, 2020

• #27

Nearing the end of week 4

 

farmingfisherman

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• Oct 5, 2020

• #28

Rolling into week 5

 

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Jeffislovinlife

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• Oct 5, 2020

• #29

Nicely done keep it up as always thank you for your time and the best of luck

 

farmingfisherman

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• Oct 6, 2020

• #30

Early morning pictures after a cool night.

 

Dapper_Dillinger

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• Oct 6, 2020

• #31

farmingfisherman said:

Early morning pictures after a cool night.
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Looking lovely, good day sir!

 

farmingfisherman

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• Oct 8, 2020

• #32

Middle of her 5th week in flower.. My wonderful wife today said that she read a study recently that found having plants in the house actually reduces cortisol which is a stress hormone our body produces.. I know having this lady and all the other plants i've grown since starting my journey into gardening a few years back have been just that a stress relief. To the RIU community I want to say thank you again for all the help, guidance, distraction, comedy and friendship. Please with a increase in Covid once again please be safe. Harvesting and trimming on farms is a close quarter job please to you the workers use caution, wear masks, practice social distancing for your protection and to those around you.

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Jeffislovinlife

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• Oct 8, 2020

• #33

Looking great and looking forward to seeing what's you do next as always thank you for your time and the best of luck

 

farmingfisherman

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• Oct 11, 2020

• #34

Gave the lady a new dew last night with the intention of opening up some of the smaller flower sites and increasing airflow.

 

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Jeffislovinlife

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• Oct 11, 2020

• #35

Looking good as always thank you for your time and the best of luck

 

farmingfisherman

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• Oct 12, 2020

• #36

This lady just keeps on trucking along.

 

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farmingfisherman

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• Oct 16, 2020

• #37

Middle of her 7th week of flowers.

 

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Jeffislovinlife

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• Oct 16, 2020

• #38

 

ColoradoHighGrower

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• Oct 16, 2020

• #39

farmingfisherman said:

Middle of her 7th week of flowers.

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Nice angle! Complete with "seal of approval"

 

ColoradoHighGrower

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• Oct 16, 2020

• #40

Oh never mind, it's a porcelain dove or something not a seal lol