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2015 First grow outdoors PNW 45°

uthenger

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You can raise the privacy fencing on post #37 picture nr.3, if you use a tall post in the middle and stretch that fabric upwards. You could gain another foot of privacy. Or you can use that tree in the background, tie some strings to the middle if the fencing (for more strenght on the anchor point to the fabric, you can use some rigid bar that you tie on multiple points to the fabric, then you attach the end of the string to the middle of that bar). Also is a great idea to use two privacy fencing a few feet apart, so even somebody tries to look over, he/she can only see the second fence. Also the smell of the flowering plants will be diluted more this way.
Nice garden, best wishes.
 

NeDank

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@44N WW starts full on flower mode around the second half of august and she'll finish mid to end October.
 
Thanks NE! That's about what I am feeling.

Also, got the next few days off I will be raising the privacy fence another foot up. Its' already smellin super sweet and lemon-pinesol out there! I love it!!!
 
Did some work today and raised my privacy fence (breathable layered cloth). Works great as a shade cloth but you also can't see through it when its doubled up.



lovely white widow sativas, can you believe this was bag seed?



and the row of Indicas are doing great! about 4 1/2 feet tall, bushy and PERKY! They almost don't even show droopiness at night when they sleep.



my guard kitty.. The other week he attacked, caught and ate a large grass hopper in my garden. He also watches me pull weeds curiously



Overview of the garden
 
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slender

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You can raise the privacy fencing on post #37 picture nr.3, if you use a tall post in the middle and stretch that fabric upwards. You could gain another foot of privacy. Or you can use that tree in the background, tie some strings to the middle if the fencing (for more strenght on the anchor point to the fabric, you can use some rigid bar that you tie on multiple points to the fabric, then you attach the end of the string to the middle of that bar). Also is a great idea to use two privacy fencing a few feet apart, so even somebody tries to look over, he/she can only see the second fence. Also the smell of the flowering plants will be diluted more this way.
Nice garden, best wishes.

good idea ! i second this.
 
Todays' a good day! Going to hit em with their week 1 flowering nutes either tonight or in the morning. Flowering is just starting and should be on schedule for a late October finish. Need to buy bamboo and tie them up soon.




Indicas looking great, also throwing hairs at bud sites.



Loving the afternoon full sun at 6 pm.



Overview
 
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talktosamson

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Beautiful plants friend, I love to see plants outdoors in Oregons beauty. We are having a wonderful year to cut your teeth with an outdoor grow.
 
Plants started throwing pistils last week, I'm calling that my first week of flower based on my feeding schedule and what i've been doing.

Entering week 2 of flowering, I will feed em Wednesday morning like normal because they will need to be watered some in the morning with the nice weather we're having.

Bud formation looks awesome, both the indicas and sativas are pretty much identical in flower growth. Staking will be going up soon, Not sure if I should do netting.. but I think that would be the easiest way to support everything.

Sativa structure looks fantastic, throwing many tops that get quite a bit of sun throughout the day. Obviously 3 per row would've been better for more side growth.. But this method gives me so many tops. And yes they need support!



Morning and afternoon overviews:
 
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slender

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they look great! its begun! i just actually fed mine high p bat guano 0-7-0 and i swear when i came back to check the plants they already had dozens of pistils growing from the tops.... guano dont fuck around..
 
Feedin em full strength high p bat guano humic acid tea either tomorrow night or wednesday morning. Here's how the buds were looking on the lower back side that doesn't get much sun!
 
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Stood up on a brick pile and took a different perspective to show the tops getting the most light. Loving my first flowering and outdoor grow.
 
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N

NewAgeGenetics

you cut these clones from white widow bagseed plants? a sativa and an indica dominant plant?

any indoor finished grow with these seeds/plants?

I had an awesome WW clone a few years ago, it wasnt a crazy yielder but a very nice strain.
 

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