My first grow (AK47)

I am growing this in Oregon, US. Outdoors. Started with a 3 foot clone in June is over 6 feet right now and starting to get flowers. Have some strange issues here and there but I think they were minor.

Please let me know your thoughts (I am particularly curious about the random brown spots / holes in leaves (very few) and this one wierd egg / gauze looking mold that happened on one leaf (have not seen any more).

l like ur concrete pot ...

Looks like some minor outdoor bug damage dude. Keep an eye out for budworms as you go into flower.

This is normal for outdoor grows though. I pull off damaged leaves on my plants all the time. The goal is to find the eggs and the culprits and murk the shit out of them.

Peace,

K

Oh yeah, nice plant btw, I have the same strain outdoors that looks JUST LIKE IT.

I have 2 AK-47's, they are a bit shorter because of LST but look the same as far as flowering. The first pics looks like eggs of some sort, just not sure what kind. Nice job man.

This is the day I planted and now.

I am in Oregon (vally) am also growing a AK-47 plant in a pot. We are aboyt the same as far as budding goes from the looks of it. Here is my grow link.

https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/453661-5150s-monster-backyard-2011-hello.html

Question for you guys on his pot? could he move the block out some making his pot bigger? Looks to be pretty simple and lettle stress on the plant right? Not saying do it. Just wondering about that after looking at his cider pot.

The amount of dirt for the plant to grown in actual is deeper than the blocks (we dug a hole first), but I think you are saying the square should be bigger?

Love this picture of it budding

very nice man

Looks good man I'd deff keep an eye out for bugs like I'd check every few hrs if possible just to make sure you rid them all but I'd also add a few more blocks and put like some rabbit wire next time under the blocks and build your plant pot higher at least another block high and that'll keep other pest from eating your roots and whatnot...

But plants look good hope they produce whatcha want happy growing!!