S Ont. silly back yard plants.

shrubz

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My lawn is non existent :( But I swear I have tried, all the seeding and re-sodding attempts. We have made it beautiful and lush many many times. Thats just the way it goes from too much puppy nitrogen.
 

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Buds420grow said:
Yeah I’m in Illinois so it’s only jail time possibly after five plants and I’d you’re a medical user you can LEGALLY grow up to five lol.
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Your within your rights here with a total of 8. weather its for medicinal or recreational and your of legal age wich is 18. So long as no more than 4 are in flowering phase. I have 8, Once I cull males, well I ain't saying ;p. If I wound with 5 fems, probably get slapped with a fine or a warning.

I have had cops do nothing about mj, when it was still illegal, he was standing right beside them and they stunk to the heavens. he had to of known they were there . Once they pulled out my buddies garden and said have a nice day, that was his penalty. Pretty harsh if you asked me ;/
 
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Between the sheperd, all the other food and the wooping i throw on them in November they've been the least of my worries lol
 
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shrubz said:
Your within your rights here with a total of 8. weather its for medicinal or recreational and your of legal age wich is 18. So long as no more than 4 are in flowering phase. I have 8, Once I cull males, well I ain't saying ;p. If I wound with 5 fems, probably get slapped with a fine or a warning.

I have had cops do nothing about mj, when it was still illegal, he was standing right beside them and they stunk to the heavens. he had to of known they were there . Once they pulled out my buddies garden and said have a nice day, that was his penalty. Pretty harsh if you asked me ;/
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Dude I can’t image the feeling of having all your hard work and money ripped out of the ground haha better than jail tho for real
 
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bam0813 said:
Your plants are ridiculous haha. Your going to be checking on colas out the 2nd story window lol
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haha thats funny, I was just noticing my neighbors house in the background today, my weed tops already past his first floor. Its a bit concerning (not them they cool as are my other neighbors) but at the same time I like the novelty of it, I can say I did it if nothing else lol. Ive only had plant tops get 6- 7.5 feet tall a handful of times while purposely manipulating it to stay low. They'd get up there but no bigger than 7.5 ish feet tall at best by mid flower.

Ill share the rest of my little story, why not. 4 -5 years ago I began planting seedlings later and later, (mid July max so to avoid height concerns).

Im not sure if part genetical, or more because seedlings naturally start flowering later, and its quite normal.

July planting sucks, because each and every time I did it the pot triggered into flower as much as month or even five weeks late.

You can say this grow doubles as a little experiment. I'm hoping I'll learn the conclusion of 2-3 weeks from now, hopefully. Either way its going to tell me if my thoery was correct all this time. Its driven me half crazy before, waiting for my plants to trigger in to flower mode as it gets later...and later.

Being that mid - late october is transitional. It can go either way, 50/50. It could be balmy quality sun and perfect temps/ humidity. Or turn so cold that growth screeches to a grinding halt leaving pot with a snowballs chance in hell of finishing.

Pot starts flowering no later than mid august here, usually. In clone form. OR as I said it might have more to do with genetics and or being seedlings. wich were all from the same seed bank, and share similar lineage, and so on.


Its so common and so usual for clones to trigger by mid august or earlier here. You can almost set a watch by it.

VERY curious to see what happens this time :weed:
 
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Do hope they start flowering shortly. I have to get out and do some serious trimming/tying this weekend.

A look back on april/ may and put them under LCDs. I had them in the sun in larger pots by the end of may, final transplant was approaching mid june. the image with most progress was getting on a bit more down the road. I have pictures everywhere I should make time to organize them.

If I grow this strain again I may start them further back in spring or winter. But only if I can put them eslewhere and wide out in the open. Then 15-18 x 10 footers might be a reality. I would sure love to find out and it wouldn't surprise me that much. these genetics are crayzee that way. 18 feet might sound like a stretch but I have seen hybrids in other grows before with capable genetics.

Ill get better images this weekend. Im used to seeing quarter roll size stems near the base of plants, these are of a similar size closer to the tops on a couple of them. Nuts man.
 

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the preflowers are starting to pop. should know more by this week. my hatchet swinging arm is starting to get a bit twitchy.
 
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bam0813 said:
Between the sheperd, all the other food and the wooping i throw on them in November they've been the least of my worries lol
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Right on bro. Im with ya I like feeding all the wildlife that isnt capable of creating actual havoc on gardens and people this residential.

I'm not far from the hood that was on the local news, with its very own pack of coyotes. because they have a great source/s of free handouts. I wont appreciate walking on a skunk when I step into the pitch blackness much either .

Did anyone else notice how dark it was last night? without the moon in our part of the sky.

Back on topic, now its the perfect timing for the next stretch of sun, 4-5 more days of clear blue skies. had more than our fair share of rain for a long time.

Time to pump my ladies up, here and far and wide all across the bountiful lands of summer pot. keep up the good work everyone :weed: :clap: :eyesmoke: :peace:
 
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