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NewEnglandFarmer said:
Looking mighty good there Thump. How warm did it get at your place yesterday? Hit 76 in the shade here yesterday!

They going in the ground next week? I may wait until June--still need to sex.

Got a feeling we'll be bailing the irrigation water to 'em this summer alright. Pretty handy having the river right close, huh? I'll be lucky if our brook isn't dried up by flowering time. Shouldn't complain, at least we're not dealing with smoke and fire like our brothers and sisters on the West Coast.
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Ya looking at the forcast looks like70s day 50s night here back in my bush growing days i would be planting like crazy now, but i got time plenty of room in the pots for them. wicked dry here just set up a 500 gal tank with 60 ft of gutter feeding it no rain in sight this week time to check the pump get her ready!
 
Wow, look at those trichs and it's not even Memorial Day! That's your depo?

Sounds like showers this weekend possibly (fingers crossed) but over here in Knox County it's drier than the Mojave desert. Going to be some wells going dry for sure if this keeps up all summer. I may need to rethink my irrigation plan, too, as I was hoping to use the brook but that could be bone-dry by flower time.
 
NewEnglandFarmer said:
Wow, look at those trichs and it's not even Memorial Day! That's your depo?

Sounds like showers this weekend possibly (fingers crossed) but over here in Knox County it's drier than the Mojave desert. Going to be some wells going dry for sure if this keeps up all summer. I may need to rethink my irrigation plan, too, as I was hoping to use the brook but that could be bone-dry by flower time.
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I get over 500 gals off my 60ft of gutter 1 in of rain,88 here now LOL thats my depo 21 days 12-12. all we have here is a 20ft dug well best water around never has it gone dry but real close couple yrs we dont waste water here.
 
Put mine in the ground yesterday morning. Things look good this morning, I'm right on the coast so any more frost is very unlikely.
Was going to scale back considerably this year after getting screwed last Oct. One of those storms we had wiped out 10 plants. Broken stocks and limbs everywhere. But I put six out yesterday and will probably do another four in pots.
 
Dug a hole last week for a tree transplant...pretty much dryer as I got deeper and no rain since.
No blackflies at the lakes this spring either, just some lonely mosquitos, and seen ducks laying eggs in the weirdest places with water, like ditches next to roads.
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I got sexing still, so lots of mouths to feed.
Potted up the rest of the Critical+ semi autos. They got too much ruderalis for shelf life, should hold them over for a bit.
Hit them with permethrin/ seaweed juice root drench, should keep the cooties away. That's it for seaweed juice till stretch or drought.
Probably keeping as much Poison Warp and Kodiak Poison for indoor as possible.
 
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Ontario grow. Left to right. Knightrider, Cake N Chem, California Orange and Nightnare OG.
 

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thumper60 said:
Very nice that pheno looks very sativa dom.
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Yeah. Funny you stay that. Ran her indoors a few times and those phenos all came more hybrid fatter leaves. I guess indica leaning maybe. But the stretch is still there. This gal surprised me and I'm very excited to see how she produces outside
 
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