Outdoor '14 - Forbidden Fruits on 48°N

Selecta

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• Aug 17, 2014

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will show you some of my outdoor plants in this thread.

grow on 48°N , certainly 100 % organic.

seeding started in the end of april.
didnt change the soil but on one place i gave them 5 liter of forrest soil because it was more gravel than soil.

lets start with leb27 v2 - hybrids from hell


19 July




10 August

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Last edited: Sep 6, 2014

OakyJoe

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• Aug 17, 2014

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Can't see the Pictures?

 

Selecta

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• Aug 17, 2014

• #3

thanks okayjoe

album was on private. hope you can see pictures now

 

OakyJoe

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• Aug 17, 2014

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Since when they're blooming/ preflower? =)

 

Selecta

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• Aug 17, 2014

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showed her lineage in june and started flowering early in July.

should be 4-5 bw

 

dimodz

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• Aug 18, 2014

• #6

thx 4 sharing and let us know more if have your harvest.


best vibez
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OakyJoe

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• Aug 18, 2014

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Selecta said:

showed her lineage in june and started flowering early in July.

should be 4-5 bw

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Wow thats nice! I'm on 48°N too, but just got the preflower on my indicas =(

 

Selecta

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• Aug 19, 2014

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@OkayJoe

Only the danetics are so fast. Various strains are preflowering as well.



Here an Erdbeer x SPG - Alpine Seeds, probably a male...


26 June

9 August

 

Selecta

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• Aug 19, 2014

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Little Outdoorscrog, strains are Wild3 and WildSuper 07 of Hybrid from Hell

 

OakyJoe

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• Aug 19, 2014

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I will def try HFH & Dane Seeds next year! looks great for 48°N!

 

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Chris089

• Aug 20, 2014

• #11

Nice plants!

I cultivate on 46° N so we probably should have the same climate and I see that the soil on your spots is almost the same that I've got!

 

Perolito

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• Aug 20, 2014

• #12

Fine ladies!
Next year i have to try some HFH seeds too. I am at 46°N too. Much love

 

Selecta

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• Aug 21, 2014

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@Chris089

Soil in the last post is very good. Quite sandy but greatly nutritious, cause the spot is in a riparian zone.

@Perolito

Thanks. Only can recommend HFH, fast flower introduction and i didn't saw mold yet. And it rains almost every day !!


I was at a place today, where standing a Hashplant 2 and Leb27 v2, which I want to show you..



Hashplant 2 - Hybrid from Hell

 

Selecta

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• Aug 21, 2014

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Leb27 v2 - Hybrid from Hell

 

Perolito

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• Aug 21, 2014

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Goddamn they are fast.... I have to try em next year.

 

Guyute54

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• Aug 22, 2014

• #16

Your plants are looking great Selecta!

Love Hybrids from Hell (Esben). I have grown many of his genetics and they all are super early. Sadly all the stock I have is older and I couldn't get any to germinate this year. But I did make some leb27 x deep chunk that are still viable. Hope you don't mind some pics( I will remove if you like) but here's how they turned out last year

 

Selecta

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• Aug 22, 2014

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@Guyute54

Thank you. Pictures are no problem Like your Leb x DC !!
I wanted to make the same cross this year, but the DC's didn't germinate. I'd 13 Seeds over, however it wasn't to be.

It's interesting to see that DC do not dominates the cross. That doesn't occur often with Deep Chunk.



Here is a Sudden Flower on the 29 July. Had to harvest her already because on mold.

 

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atropurpureum

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• Aug 24, 2014

• #18

hey buddy, wanna show some dry shots from this year?

 

Selecta

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• Aug 25, 2014

• #19

@atro

For shizzle ^^


Lowryder

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atropurpureum

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• Aug 25, 2014

• #20

thank you