Clayill420's Outdoor 2006

[Ckayill420]

Yea toker, I am lucky to live in a very rural area with almost no neighbors for a few miles in any givin direction. As for the question about the 1lb plants the holes will be about 24in deep and about 24in around. We in the mid-west have been gifted with great soil from the start so this helps out alot. I also plant alot in cornfields I own and those get the extra advantage of rotation cropping. The soybeans from the previous year instill nitrogen into the soil which also works wonders.

Peace.....................Clayill420

 

[Guest]

looking good clay, is that a UC sprout in the pic,or am i looking at the wrong photo

 

[Ckayill420]

No Mole the UC is the photo below that. Good to see you back around. Got a couple of UC cuts rooting and the mom is in need of a little trim so I should be about set.

Peace..................Clayill420

 

[Guest]

thos buds look soooooooooooooooo tasty!!!!!

-SenselessRebel

 

[pipeline]

You may want to edit your post, senselessRebel. You can be banned for posts of that nature.

Great shots, clay. The season has truely started now.

 

[Guest]

thanks pipe and it was a retorical question i know its not allowed to send stuff but thanks tho
-SenselessRebel

 

[Ckayill420]

Transplanted 28 cozmo seedlings into party cups today. Still have about 65-70 to go I am thinking I need to start getting some of these babys in the ground this week so I dont get overloaded I find that it is always a good idea to have plenty of backup plants in case of some unseen disaster. Tried to FIM two of the oldest cozmos but I am always hit or miss on that The oldest plants stretched alot since they had almost no light for the first week of their lives but they are doing fine now. Really tight nodes and fast branching. The tri-whatever fruity pebbles is looking good as well. Beginning the transition from seedling to veg. growth and should really take off in the next few weeks.



Group

fruity pebbles

Cozmos

Larger Cozmo

Fruity pebbles

Cozmo



Peace....................Clayill420

 

[Guest]

http://www.icmag.com/gallery/data/500/71084-17_006.jpg
that pic of yours is a perfect example of what i love with plants
some have a tri set of leaves like yours in that pic or some have 4 or two or what ever!!
i just love that the variation between plants are like that. i love this shit
thanks Clay
-SenselessRebel

 

[Ckayill420]

Thanks senslessrebel. I too love our woderful plant!! I am hoping that the trait continues through the season. If it does I will be keeping her as a clone to do some breeding with over the winter. I am aware of people trying to stabilize the trait and figured I might give it a whirl even though it is damn near impossible.

Peace...............Clayill420

 

[tricky]

lol i want them coz seeds be well

 

[Ckayill420]

We have roots.

We have roots.

I was checking my clones tonight and found two Bubba Kush cuts have rooted There are about five more that I am pretty sure will show roots by tommoro.







Peace..............Clayill420

 

[Guest]

i love thos fruity pebbles and coz....feed meeeeeeee *drool*
-SenselessRebel

 

[Ckayill420]

Well I have been super busy this morning Transplanted the rest of the seedlings into party cups which was a bitch! I think its safe to say I need to stop planting but I was given some more seeds last night. Got some Master Kush, AK47xKC33. I also got my stoner ass around and got 10 in the ground-5 cozmos, 5 F.P. Was also looking at the UC and decided to put her in a bigger pot as well. Damn I just remembered that I still need to take some OG kush clones. God this is gonna be one hectic year!

Seedlings

Bubba Kush

UC


Peace................Clayill420

 

[pipeline]

Thats a lot of work transplanting that many seedlings. Everything looks nice and healthy there. Do you plan on liquid ferting all the seedlings that make it, or are you prepping holes for them all?

 

[Guest]

man o man killer looking out door grow you have set up so didnt you want to add that purple kush to the pen and she how she does out door???hint hint.. lol man killer im going to watch this closely i love outdorr grows.. nothing beats the sun

 

[Ckayill420]

I will be preparing holes for about 60% of them. The rest wil have to get by on their own which shouldnt be a problem since they will be in cornfields. There is alot of work that goes into a grow like this but thats the price I am willing to pay for this awsome plant. I was out walking this evening and put three more in the ground. Here are a couple of pics. Threw in a couple of the dogs.


Peace.............Clayill420

 

[T.doT.Toker]

Plants look healthy clay. How close are your plants to eachother? I read a book on dry irrigation and it says green mass is reduced by 30% if they are planted to closely. :O

 

[Ckayill420]

I plant most of my plants alone but when they are put together they are no closer than a couple feet. I like to leave them spaced out so light can get to the lower budsites. A couple of years back I had two patches of Cozmos from seed with five plants in each one. In one patch all were female and competed hard for light and nutes and yeild from that patch suffered. Still a couple lbs of bud but the other patch had only one female that yeilded right at a lb alone with a arm sized cola and rock hard buds all the way down the plant. The bottom line is that the more light, the denser the buds.

Peace...............Clayill420

 

[NPK]

Good lord, that's gonna be one massive grow! I'm pullin' up a stool to watch this one.

 

[T.doT.Toker]

Imo light is important but also how hot/dry it is. Thats why up in toronto even though some of us have nice spots with lots of light its nowhere as hot and dry down south U.S. We had above normal temps last year with no rasin and i couldnt believe the growth. :O