Waiting for signs of flowering

FarmerOfTomatoes

Active Member
Planted clones in second week of May 2013. Unfortunately, not a whole lot of direct sun in this yard (max 6 hours). Large pines and firs to the east and house on the west side. Just hoping it's enough.
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holy420

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You have nice bushy plants there.Its always fun to grow such bushy plants.i'm a sativa grower and i've never grown indica or indica dominant.what are u feeding them with,they look healthy.More then 8 hours of direct sunlight would increase the harvest.anyways,keep on growing friend.
 

xGrimace

Well-Known Member
6 hours of light should definitely put them ladies into flower... how long have they been getting only 6 hours? Nice crop.
 

FarmerOfTomatoes

Active Member
When they were small enough, in 5 gallon containers, I was lugging them around the yard, chasing the sun. When they finally went into the grow bags in early July, they were stationary and started getting the shorter period of direct sun. We planted them in the bags, filling the bottom third of the bag with a combination of nutrients and Roots 707 planting mix, put about an inch or two of straight planting mix between the bottom of the root ball and the mix, then filled the remainder of the bags with the 707. Only added a little bit of horse manure since then.
 

Vapekush

Active Member
They're looking good! Nice work.

Based on the plant to the right of pics 1 & 3, it looks like they're starting to stretch out and getting ready to shoot pistols out in the next 2 weeks or so. This is always an exciting time of year for outdoor grows. Enjoy!
 
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