alaskinds 2006 Mendo outdoor

[alaskind]

More of the outdoor scene.. some odd growth on a mother and some young uniform seed batch.....

 

[jbarsk8]

beautiful work alaskind, some real happy plants!

 

[alaskind]

some pics from the garden this morn...

Bwanana

O.G.

Headstone

P.U.


U.G.O.

J.B.

...gotta love Mendo...

 

[Closet Funk]

I would love to be able to grow like that. Maybe one day. Nice plants BTW!

 

[SpacemanSpliff]

...gotta love Mendo...

Hell yeah! Those are some nice looking plants. If I may make one suggestion, next time, dig the holes bigger and shallower. You really only need 2 feet. I'm sure the plants don't mind the extra room, though. Very nice looking ladies. You're going to have some bushes by fall!

 

[Farmer John]

Fantastic plants, cant wait to see them finish..:smile:

 

[New Grower]

some of your plants are flowering!? I have the same problem with my too early sowed White Russian like your "mother" or Bwanana /how I see/

peace!

 

[alaskind]

This is a pic of a beautifull Orient Express...a gift from a friend in Spain....Vietnam Black X Chinese Indica



These are her little sisters (in the Back)

This is "Elvis"

 

[pipeline]

Looking great, alaskinds. Those big bushes still have quite a bit of time ahead of them to grow. Can't wait to see them mature.

 

[CarharttKidd]

What you gonna do to keep the rain off them girls?

 

[CarharttKidd]

*BUMP* I'm not letting this thread die while I'm around.

 

[Sparkling]

SWEET those plants, and bowl of hash look NICE!

 

[alaskind]

Thanx Carhartt..... Im not sure that I need anything to keep the rain off...though I plan on growing in a greenhouse eventually...

 

[Raco]

hey Alaskind,
This is raco from OG
Great work!!
I grew some Orient Express outdoors last season,courtesy of DUBI.I enjoyed them,and the others he sent me too.
Good luck with your awesome grow :wink:
raco

 

[CarharttKidd]

Hope your stuff is ready for the chop before the storms hit. Otherwise, you're gonna lose a bunch to mold and broken branches falling in the mud. Quonset huts are cheap to build and effective.

 

[alaskind]

Hola Raco! nice to hear from you again... I hope things are as good in your gardens as before... I still remember your thread on Taskenti....

Carhartt;Im kinda new at this outdoor thing,but the locals from here dont seem to have much trouble.... beside the Farmes Almanac says to expect a good hopt dry autumn...

 

[CarharttKidd]

Yeah, I was in Mendo last year. People up there tend to fly by the seat of their pants. I would highly recomend dropping the couple of hundred bucks on plastic sheeting and pvc pipe and fittings to slap some huts together. If you have and late finishers, you will have storms hit before the girls are done. Quonset huts will also give you points to support your plants from. Without them, you are looking at snapped branches in the mud and mold. If you can, get some circulation fans cranking on the girls when the storms hit. Mold sucks. All that effort growing it just to watch some of your densest nugs mold. Quonset huts are a solid investment. The sheets will probably be trash at the end of the season, but the frame can surely be used again. You are looking at some beasts. Don't lose a gram if you can avoid it. Please show some new pics.

 

[alaskind]

Ill post some new pics soon.... Im not against constructing some huts over the late finishers if the need arises...sounds cheap and easy.... Im already tying up branches that have snapped due to weight of veg growth....

 

[CarharttKidd]

*BUMP*

I'm waiting for those pics...

 

[alaskind]

Some more pics,...
a look at the garden....



here is a sensi star....


a bubba...




on the left is bubba..the right is an orient express


here is an OG kush


Ill try to post a few pics more today....