Outdoor LST (force flowered)

Figured being as I come here for help and light reading so often I might aswell share a few pics of the ladies.

Have 10 outside, figured I would share a pic of the few I have lst'ed.

They are 26 days into flower (moving them into shed at night). Had some real good succcess force flowering last year. The ones I left out really didnt finish well as im roughly 52' north. Im growing 5 different strains the 2 together are trainwreck (grew this last year) THe bottom 3 pics are off my Purps, that plant in particular is really cool too see, already very purple looking and a shit load of bud sites.

I grow very casually, with very basic nutes / soil and such.

they look good im pretty far north to so i might consider that next year

They look great, especially for being in only 5 gal. buckets.

Looking good nice and green.

mae said:

They look great, especially for being in only 5 gal. buckets.

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Thanks, yeah I would have really liked to grow them bigger but logistically it just makes more sense for me to keep them small. The shed im moving them into has a pretty small ass door and with moving them twice a day I just figured smaller would be better. I do however have some larger ones that I topped. Those are just one week into flower. My idea was to have the bulk of my crop finish in the nice hot sun, so 7 of my 10 I started flowering a month ago. Ill probably keep moving them all in for another 2 weeks, then just let them finish outside.

Its kind of funny though, the shed im using has some bees nest inside the walls of it. So in the morning when its pitch black in there and I start taking my plants out the shed starts to buzzzzzz like shit. Not gonna like its pretty ass creepy in the darkness.

On another note, do you all think it would be smart to perhaps trim a few fan leaves off to open up the plant for bit better light exposure?

how old are these plants??

Your plants look great and incredibly healthy to be in 5 gal buckets! I would be interested to know what methods you are using. Those purples are really something!