New England outdoors 2018

McLovinVT · Aug 27, 2018

Chief Chieferton said:
Looks like a bit of magnesium deficiency. My organic liq. fert was a lil light on cal./mag.

Huh, ok. Guess it couldn't hurt to give them some epsom salts.

Chief Chieferton · Aug 27, 2018

McLovinVT said:
Huh, ok. Guess it couldn't hurt to give them some epsom salts.

I would go with cal/mag. Calcium deficiency there as well

thumper60 · Aug 27, 2018

McLovinVT said:
My OG kush has some lower leaves that are trying to tell me something. Is it a potassium deficiency? They are getting plenty of H2O. I am alternating between Neptune's harvest fish(2-4-1) and Biobloom(1-2-2)View attachment 4187833

this time of yr I wouldn't worry to much,in 6-8 weeks all be done one way or the other

McLovinVT · Aug 27, 2018

It seems it’s just the lower leaves. The rest looks great. The two plants are still growing, I can’t believe it. Over 8’ tall in their smart pots, and wide. View attachment 4188185

Chief Chieferton · Aug 27, 2018

McLovinVT said:
View attachment 4188187 It seems it’s just the lower leaves. The rest looks great. The two plants are still growing, I can’t believe it. Over 8’ tall in their smart pots, and wide. View attachment 4188185

Lol

roony · Aug 27, 2018

Finally everyone is budding in the backyard

still stretching like crazy

Black-Thumb · Aug 27, 2018

Amnesia Haze is still in the lead for flowers and trichomes. This thing is so far ahead, I cant imagine what it will look like in a month.

thumper60 · Aug 28, 2018

roony said:
Finally everyone is budding in the backyard View attachment 4188321still stretching like crazyView attachment 4188316

looking good might be a good time to start wraping them girls gonna get heavy soon.

Jayburner · Aug 28, 2018

Black-Thumb said:
Amnesia Haze is still in the lead for flowers and trichomes. This thing is so far ahead, I cant imagine what it will look like in a month.
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Isn't Amnesia Haze supposed to be a long flowering (10-12 weeks) strain? I would think it would be tough to mature growing outdoors in New England.

roony · Aug 28, 2018

thumper60 said:
looking good might be a good time to start wraping them girls gonna get heavy soon.

Yea got some netting i have to put up getting married on saturday so havnt had a whole lot of time for my ladies this year

thumper60 · Aug 28, 2018

roony said:
Yea got some netting i have to put up getting married on saturday so havnt had a whole lot of time for my ladies this year

hey congrads on the hookup lol gotta take care of the most important lady iam 30 yrs in on mine!

Black-Thumb · Aug 28, 2018

Jayburner said:
Isn't Amnesia Haze supposed to be a long flowering (10-12 weeks) strain? I would think it would be tough to mature growing outdoors in New England.

Yup. "Almost impossible" is what I was told. I grew a few of them just to see what I could do. I have only ever messed with indicas before this.

But...2 of my 3 amnesia hazes are miles ahead of everything else as far as flower production goes. They literally look a month ahead of my skunks and kushs.

No clue what is going to happen long term, if you go back a few pages there are a few posts from me saying how sad it was that they are doing so well because I know they probably wont make it, but I'm going to do everything I can to take them the distance.

I'd love to have some NE outdoor Amnesia Haze to offer friends and family this fall...so far so good. But I'm not holding my breath.

roony · Aug 29, 2018

thumper60 said:
hey congrads on the hookup lol gotta take care of the most important lady iam 30 yrs in on mine!

Thanks thump were in it for 10 years already and congrats on 30 years those relationships are a dying breed

Edwardo Ruffian · Aug 30, 2018

McLovinVT said:
View attachment 4188187 It seems it’s just the lower leaves. The rest looks great. The two plants are still growing, I can’t believe it. Over 8’ tall in their smart pots, and wide. View attachment 4188185

I heard the other day that fabric pots were created to grow big tree saplings with small relative root balls.

threeputt · Aug 31, 2018

Hello fellow NE growers. My north shore outdoor sativas (3) are about 9' - 10' each and appear to be healthy girls. I topped them early and are now about 2 weeks into flowering. I have already pruned many of the very large fan leaves, should I continue to prune these large fan leaves that near to the baby buds shown in the pics? Any and all replies appreciated. Thnx.

ganga gurl420 · Aug 31, 2018

threeputt said:
Hello fellow NE growers. My north shore outdoor sativas (3) are about 9' - 10' each and appear to be healthy girls. I topped them early and are now about 2 weeks into flowering. I have already pruned many of the very large fan leaves, should I continue to prune these large fan leaves that near to the baby buds shown in the pics? Any and all replies appreciated. Thnx. View attachment 4190210

Personally the only time I would remove a leaf was to get more air for the buds to prevent rot. Tho even with my thick plants I won't remove any leaves.
Those solar panels are what makes energy to make your buds bigger.

threeputt · Aug 31, 2018

ganga gurl420 said:
Personally the only time I would remove a leaf was to get more air for the buds to prevent rot. Tho even with my thick plants I won't remove any leaves.
Those solar panels are what makes energy to make your buds bigger.

OK I'll keep these outer 'solar panels'..... most of the big leaves already pruned were on the inside of these trees and now allow better air flow. Get me to Oct.......

Black-Thumb · Aug 31, 2018

threeputt said:
Hello fellow NE growers. My north shore outdoor sativas (3) are about 9' - 10' each and appear to be healthy girls. I topped them early and are now about 2 weeks into flowering. I have already pruned many of the very large fan leaves, should I continue to prune these large fan leaves that near to the baby buds shown in the pics? Any and all replies appreciated. Thnx. View attachment 4190210

I leave them. Light penetrates so deep outside that unless it's an airflow issue I leave em all.

I went down the sativa road this year for the first time (Amnesia Haze)and I'm really hoping they finish in time! Looks like I got a few good phenos this time (as far as flower time goes) because 2 of the 3 I have are weeks ahead of all the indicas for flower and trichome production.

threeputt · Aug 31, 2018

Black-Thumb said:
I leave them. Light penetrates so deep outside that unless it's an airflow issue I leave em all.

I went down the sativa road this year for the first time (Amnesia Haze)and I'm really hoping they finish in time! Looks like I got a few good phenos this time (as far as flower time goes) because 2 of the 3 I have are weeks ahead of all the indicas for flower and trichome production.
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So when do you expect yours to finish. I am thinking mid - late Oct.gets me to 10 weeks?? If it starts to get cooler outside it should ramp it up correct/

Black-Thumb · Aug 31, 2018

Thank God it's almost Fall! It's the best season. I wish it was fall all year long.

Everyone is doing good still. Some CalMag deficiencies in the 3 smartpots but I think I got on top of it. They are all bulking up nicely in their little 5gal pots! Finding those thin little carapillars here and there every few days. Gonna grab a bottle of Capt Jack's later on.

The 5 in the ground are looking T H I C C...the Amnesia in the middle is over 7' and the rest are around 5'. Looks like they are almost done reaching and it's time to get fat.

So ready to start seeing some fall colors on these ladies!!!

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