ANYTHING OUTDOOR 2022 EVERYWHERE

[revegeta666]

Niñaaa!! Coge el botijo, y a los churumbeles, que este verano nos mudamos al interior del primo @revegeta666 ...

Ya sé que por allí lo tenéis peor pero estáis acostumbrados Aunque viviendo en la costa a menudo estamos con 80-90% de humedad y no hay sombra que te proteja. Sin contar que soy un copito de nieve y si me da el sol me pongo como una langosta. Pero bueno aquí te espero con la chistorra y el ajoaceite, pipas y altramuces para tu prole. Si te traes el bote ese de king congo que te he visto por ahí que con gusto le daría un tiento

--He's making fun of me because 38ºC is low compared to where he lives--

 

[gumzgi]

 

[cfl...KING]

The plants are loving this heat wave, soaking up almost 3gal a day. Maxi bloom at 1.5 tsp per gallon. 3 plants are over 6.5ft with the buckets, 2 more are about 5.5ft an the runt is maybe 4ft with the bucket. They are getting wide too. Basically have 3 full size Christmas . I don't want to flood the thread with pics, so I'll give them a week might be over 8ft by then

 

[pipeline]

Last week to my Home Place.. Distance to the Girls is about 10 km. So i will also take care of the Pollen

Looks Good Bro. Maybe tommorow i will Go to Garden Eden and take some pics of the Girls..

Nepali F3 Male with 11 Fingers
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Kumoani Landrace (2 in1) at 5th day 11/13 Outdoor View attachment 18735447

Looks like the Nepali has a virus. Do its leaves have some irregular areas with no green chlorophyll? Thanks for sharing.

 

[Calle Minogue]

Looks like the Nepali has a virus

Never thought about a Virus. I got some bigger Beetles they Drink some liquid from the leaves and eat of course.

For me nothing to worry about..

 

[Montuno]

Ya sé que por allí lo tenéis peor pero estáis acostumbrados Aunque viviendo en la costa a menudo estamos con 80-90% de humedad y no hay sombra que te proteja. Sin contar que soy un copito de nieve y si me da el sol me pongo como una langosta. Pero bueno aquí te espero con la chistorra y el ajoaceite, pipas y altramuces para tu prole. Si te traes el bote ese de king congo que te he visto por ahí que con gusto le daría un tiento

--He's making fun of me because 38ºC is low compared to where he lives--

- "Niñaaaa!! Cambio de planes: coge también las toallas, la crema solar y el repelente de medusas, que nos vamos pa' la playa..."-

 

[therevverend]

Donkey Kong Smoothie

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Purple Hindu Kush x M10

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Grape Ape x Bubblegum X Apricot Helix

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[pipeline]

Never thought about a Virus. I got some bigger Beetles they Drink some liquid from the leaves and eat of course. View attachment 18735615 For me nothing to worry about.

Viruses can't make it though seed making process I think so you are good. In some species, the virus can be inherited and will be seen in the offspring, resulting in some interesting tulips.

 

[cfl...KING]

You guys think it's to late to throw an auto flower out now? Northeast Us. Got a free auto gorilla cookies seed with my order.

*I've never grown an auto*

 

[Mitsuharu]

@cfl...KING
Just do it!

You still got 9 days of july and full august. I don't know how its's in your region but we in germany had nice sunny septembers around 20 degrees in the last years. Even in october sometimes. Thank you climate change.

When you do it in pots, don't forget to start from seed in the final pot for the best result.

 

[cfl...KING]

@cfl...KING
Just do it!

You still got 9 days of july and full august. I don't know how its's in your region but we in germany had nice sunny septembers around 20 degrees in the last years. Even in october sometimes. Thank you climate change.

When you do it in pots, don't forget to start from seed in the final pot for the best result.

Have to harvest by early October the lastest. It gets cold an rainy and the mold

 

[Mitsuharu]

Yeah, but it's an Automatic and you nearly have 10 weeks till harvest. C'mon, it's only one seed, what do you have to loose for one (probably)small plant.!?

 

[cfl...KING]

Its supposed to be really good genetics tho hate to waste it

 

[MrBreeze911]

Here's my girls this year so far. Gruntz, Bubba Kush, Blackjack, Devil Spit, Commando, Cookie OG, and Gelato 38 or 44 or something. That's in order from left to right. Bubba is the only seed, rest are clones. Shifty soil, not too bad but next year it will be perfect organic. This has half organic, a quarter topsoil, and a quarter humus in the 200 gal pots. The 20 gal pots are 707 and I use biothrive and cal mag. I used alpaca fertilizer tea last week. I top dressed with biolive and diatomaceous earth. And alpaca manure, and some worm compost.

 

[MrBreeze911]

Here's my girls this year so far. Gruntz, Bubba Kush, Blackjack, Devil Spit, Commando, Cookie OG, and Gelato 38 or 44 or something. That's in order from left to right. Bubba is the only seed, rest are clones. Shifty soil, not too bad but next year it will be perfect organic. This has half organic, a quarter topsoil, and a quarter humus in the 200 gal pots. The 20 gal pots are 707 and I use biothrive and cal mag. I used alpaca fertilizer tea last week. I top dressed with biolive and diatomaceous earth. And alpaca manure, and some worm compost. View attachment 18735858 View attachment 18735859 View attachment 18735860 View attachment 18735861

BTW, this is my second season and it is about 100 degrees right now, I feed them biothrive and cal mag by GH, next day I water my plants 10 percent of the container volume, then I give it a day off before I start over again. The fact that the larger pots have a quarter top soil is not right, as I have learned, so I don't know if that affects how I should be watering and I'm not sure about the heat right now and how that affects how I water either.

 

[pipeline]

BTW, this is my second season and it is about 100 degrees right now, I feed them biothrive and cal mag by GH, next day I water my plants 10 percent of the container volume, then I give it a day off before I start over again. The fact that the larger pots have a quarter top soil is not right, as I have learned, so I don't know if that affects how I should be watering and I'm not sure about the heat right now and how that affects how I water either.

Thats pretty hot, we had a 94 degree day yesterday. I would think the guidelines are about the same. Water to the depth of the root system. I water about 750 gal of native soil for my plot if I consider the roots going 1 foot deep. I watered 75 gal and that was about right. Important things are water deep, to depth of root, and water infrequently to give it dry cycles to allow the roots to have plenty of air and grow to find moisture.
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[pipeline]

Actually its more like 1112 gal now! That was an old figure from a 10x10 plot. It takes a long time to get the water to soak in. Mulch will help water infiltration. Early on you can work the soil lightly to a depth of 1/2 inch, but do that early on in June because now we need those stabilizing roots all set up to keep the plants upright.

 

[iTarzan]

Good pics everyone. Therev your plants are doing great. Mr. Breeze those plants are going to end up loaded with buds in those 200 gallon bags.
Here are my 7 fem autos. 4 in one bag and 3 in the other. They have grown quite a bit in the past week.

 

[MrBreeze911]

Thats pretty hot, we had a 94 degree day yesterday. I would think the guidelines are about the same. Water to the depth of the root system. I water about 750 gal of native soil for my plot if I consider the roots going 1 foot deep. I watered 75 gal and that was about right. Important things are water deep, to depth of root, and water infrequently to give it dry cycles to allow the roots to have plenty of air and grow to find moisture.
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Thats pretty hot, we had a 94 degree day yesterday. I would think the guidelines are about the same. Water to the depth of the root system. I water about 750 gal of native soil for my plot if I consider the roots going 1 foot deep. I watered 75 gal and that was about right. Important things are water deep, to depth of root, and water infrequently to give it dry cycles to allow the roots to have plenty of air and grow to find moisture.
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Those plants look absolutely beautiful! I bet they will get really big in the ground like that.. Do you live in a humid area? Where I live it is incredibly dry during the summer/fire season. The ground has foxtail weeds and really rocky clay soil.. How do you know when you need to water?

 

[MrBreeze911]

Actually its more like 1112 gal now! That was an old figure from a 10x10 plot. It takes a long time to get the water to soak in. Mulch will help water infiltration. Early on you can work the soil lightly to a depth of 1/2 inch, but do that early on in June because now we need those stabilizing roots all set up to keep the plants upright.

What kind of mulch do you like to use?