Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013

Raeofsun13

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• Sep 3, 2013

• #3,861

Bakatare666 said:

You don't give any details, so I have no way of knowing if they might just be rootbound, but if you just didn't add any perlite to your soil before planting, yes, poking holes with a screwdriver or BBQ skewer will help for a while.

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Hey Bakatare, sorry for the lack if details, must have been that Medibles! Anyway they are in 10 gallon pots planted with happy frog, no perlite. Hey, complete noob to outdoor just threw them don't not thinking they would blow up as big as they did.

 

Bakatare666

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• Sep 3, 2013

• #3,862

Raeofsun13 said:

Hey Bakatare, sorry for the lack if details, must have been that Medibles! Anyway they are in 10 gallon pots planted with happy frog, no perlite. Hey, complete noob to outdoor just threw them don't not thinking they would blow up as big as they did.

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OK, just guessing, but in 10 gal. pots, and you're vegging, I'm going to say they are building a strong rootball, so just be patient.
Pics ALWAYS help with opinions/ suggestions though.
**NOTE** I usually try to put at least 30-35% Perlite with my soil.
I usually germ my seeds in a Solo cup, then to a 1 gal. pot, then to a 5 gal.
Granted, after the first few weeks of flowering, some always seems to float to the top, LOL.
The 5 gal. has always been enough for me, vegging up to 30 days, but the ones I have going now, I vegged for 60 days, so I'm gonna wait and see how this works out in the 5'er.

 

Raeofsun13

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• Sep 3, 2013

• #3,863

ummm not vegging, we are about a 3-4 weeks into flower, we started them late.

 

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Bakatare666

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• Sep 3, 2013

• #3,864

Raeofsun13 said:

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ummm not vegging, we are about a 3-4 weeks into flower, we started them late.

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LOL, OK, more info..........
That big bro, I'm gonna say they will get rootbound if they are not already, but 3-4 weeks into flower, you won't see a lot of foliage growth, just bud development.
BTW, very nice.

 

Raeofsun13

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• Sep 3, 2013

• #3,865

We just stopped stretching about 2 weeks ago. They just started really packing there buds in, like I said totally new to outdoors.

 

socaljoe

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• Sep 3, 2013

• #3,866

After a weekend trip up north, I came back last night to find buds starting to form on my Super Lemon Haze. I've been waiting for this since she started stretching, growing about an inch a day and topping out at 7'6".

I'll try to get some pics. I've been seriously lagging on that.

 

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BigNinjaFoo

Member

• Sep 3, 2013

• #3,867

A Washington state update. First year outdoor

 

F.M.I.L.Y

Well-Known Member

• Sep 3, 2013

• #3,868

Where is the fast forward button to move time ahead 40 days???



Its been really hot these last few days and the forecast looks hotter for the weekend. This heat is pissing me off!

Peace
FM

 

hexthat

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,869

today here there are 12 hours and 50 minutes of light, if my sativas dont start flowering buy the 23 when it will be 12 hours of light, im gana ripe them from the ground

 

hoonry

Well-Known Member

• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,870

hey f.m.i.ll.y. I hear ya - I hate the heat too - but I bet yer plants like it better than the cold. I'll take too hot over too cold any day!

 

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fr3d12

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,871

Anyone ever mix neem oil with BT?

 

hexthat

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,872

fr3d12 said:

Anyone ever mix neem oil with BT?

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what is BT? Bacillus thuringiensis? if so then yeah

 

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fr3d12

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,873

hexthat said:

what is BT? Bacillus thuringiensis? if so then yeah

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You're right, Bacillus Thuringiensis.
Do they mix ok and keep their effectiveness?

 

hexthat

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,874

i should have put these seedlings in the ground sooner

 

hexthat

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,875

fr3d12 said:

You're right, Bacillus Thuringiensis.
Do they mix ok and keep their effectiveness?

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yeah dude thats a soil bactria they can take a beating, its Bt not BT...

 

hexthat

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,876

ive been spraying Bacillus subtilis weekly since PK been flowering, hopefully it will prevent molds/rots cause PK is so dense ive never got the top nuggs to finish outdoors, this is the first year trying this, a grower i have high respect for says thats how he gets it to not mold

 

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fr3d12

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,877

hexthat said:

yeah dude thats a soil bactria they can take a beating, its Bt not BT...

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I never noticed that before RE: initials.
Thanks

 

hexthat

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,878

Purple kush

Lemon Larry OG


Larry OG is rather disappointing i was thinking it would be way more frosty, it does a lot better indoor or shaded out.

 

Carmarelo

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• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,879

hexthat said:

Purple kush
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Lemon Larry OG
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Larry OG is rather disappointing i was thinking it would be way more frosty, it does a lot better indoor or shaded out.

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Beautiful, healthy looking plants. Not sure if you're going organic or not, but try some Bud Candy, it might help secrete more sugars.

 

jbrown3

Active Member

• Sep 4, 2013

• #3,880

im in the same position man. FUCK CATERPILLARS! lol they made me lose a lot of money and a lot of bud. worst pest ever