Open show an tell 2023
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Jonesfamily7715
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Had to put them up high to reach the sunlight 3 diffrent ethos hash plant bx1 phenotype and a couple citridelic sunset, plus 1 blue dream
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EhCndGrower
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Flowering stretch is on in Southern Ontario, but only 2 showing the first signs of throwing out hairs.
NewEnglandFarmer
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Yup, here in Knox County we just got an absolute deluge. Temporary reprieve now then more on the way it looks like. The summer of endless rain. Your plants doing OK? All well here.
Let's hope Mother Nature gets this out of her system now and we don't get this weather during late flower or 2023 will be the year of the harvest heartbreak.
thumper60
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Ya plants are fine just small for this time of yr to much rain not enough sun. My poly going on thur to windy tomorrow.
Goldrunfarms
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Blueberry Hashplants . Gotta be close to 10x10. This plant is my best chance at beating my personal best at yield from one plant.
NewEnglandFarmer
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very nice. that in colorado?
Goldrunfarms
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No central/southern ca
gzussaves69
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Plenty of rain in my area the last couple of days, preflower stretch going on, the Don Knotz is up to 7ft, and got pulled down with some trellis. The Balochistan Red is a big round bush. The Banana Glue auto is in full flower mode, smelling good and showing just a little bit of frost.
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Curious as to your personal best yield? I hit mine last summer at 6.5 lbs from one plant, here in OKlahoma. This was the genetics. https://www.regenerativeseeds.com/shop/house-of-selection/__trashed-2/
It was the plant on the right.
Sevenleaves
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Been a shitty season here in Southern Me. Plants are very small compared to most years past. To much rain and to little sun. Just the same it won't be a total loss. A couple have just started their stretch.
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FresnoFarmer
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My babies are finally digging their roots into the surrounding soil. Ditched one bagseed plant that turned out to be male and replaced it with basil. These damn plants gave me quite the scare after transplanting. A few got a bit fried tbh haha. Didn’t have any time to let the soil cook after tilling. I got them in the ground just in time. It would appear as though they’d begun flowering just prior to transplant. I’m so relieved that they’re bouncing back. 
Neoangelo147
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That last pic is a male not sure if you knew that.
MintyDreadlocks
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I don't have a outdoor grow but I have a kickass vegetable garden with a fat ass tomato.
FresnoFarmer
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Yeah. Well aware.
kinebudsVA
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Gluey x Romulan, Headband x C99 pineapple. Planted June 4th in 20 gallon pots.
Pics taken yesterday
Pics taken yesterday