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Female seeds 2020 outdoor
- Thread starter Dankwolf
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Looking good from here! 
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hunter77
biger and beter gud luk dankwolf
Man_Of_Nature
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Awesome all around, keep going mate!
How will you go about transplanting them?
just cut the fabric off, or try and peel it off?
they are gonna be heavy as fuck lol
just cut the fabric off, or try and peel it off?
they are gonna be heavy as fuck lol
Dankwolf
Active member
I use two 2"×6"×8' boards and a piece of Formica to slide 45 gallon potts into 2400 gallon pots . each potter has 4 handles me and wife are abel to move them around after a few day dry out .
I use a razor knife to cut fabric potts down the middle after i set them in recessed spot in large potters .and just pull the two sides out . roots dont grow into fabric at this point . they are air pruned
If me and my 125 pound wife can do it you have no excuses lol
Update plz. Let's see how big they are now
Dankwolf
Active member
Early flowering issue
Early flowering issue
So every year i intend to put plants out early . the idea is to get them to hit stretch twice but not fully flower . helps with round shape . well i through plants out with supplemental lighting to help with how early i put them out this year . the issue is these simi auto plants are not really taking to the program . none the less i set light to stay on longer so i can pull the critacl sour out of flower .
Early flowering critacl sour .
Early flowering issue
So every year i intend to put plants out early . the idea is to get them to hit stretch twice but not fully flower . helps with round shape . well i through plants out with supplemental lighting to help with how early i put them out this year . the issue is these simi auto plants are not really taking to the program . none the less i set light to stay on longer so i can pull the critacl sour out of flower .
Early flowering critacl sour .
So u GNA get new plant to replace that or just GNA wait out the reveg
I had same issue. Just not as bad. Almost like u wanted to do 2 stretches but couple days too far into bud for me
Dankwolf
Active member
I would replace it if i could to late for that so i am going to wing it lol. I will make it work . buds will likly end up lose though . time will tell
What i can say good about critacl sour is there is a nice verity in the seed that can produce a unreal crop of flowing flowers throught the season . i wish i would of had these back in the gorilla days . no matter what ypu would have buds at end of year and all female .
I would highly recomend some one doing a gorilla with this strian all female , buds finishing all at differnt times , many terps and varyation for a verity and all phenomes are good dense . cant say more . if ypu want a out in the wood grow this is your girl with out question . she would kill it
What i can say good about critacl sour is there is a nice verity in the seed that can produce a unreal crop of flowing flowers throught the season . i wish i would of had these back in the gorilla days . no matter what ypu would have buds at end of year and all female .
I would highly recomend some one doing a gorilla with this strian all female , buds finishing all at differnt times , many terps and varyation for a verity and all phenomes are good dense . cant say more . if ypu want a out in the wood grow this is your girl with out question . she would kill it
It's GNA reveg.
Hello Dankwolf,
First of all, I wanted to thank you for running such a detailed report, I am enjoying every bit of it.
So, a small resume to clear things up.
- On the 14th of April you moved Critical Sour, Maroc, Chem OG and Dream Berry in the green house.
- 2-3 weeks later, the Critical Sour started flowering, so approximately around beginning of May? Is that right?
- All the others, in the greenhouse, are not flowering at all, correct?
Look, I am sorry for the "too" early flowering of the Critical Sour, but it should not come as a surprise. Why?
The reason is very simple, and you already pointed it out. Most of our outdoors strains are indeed semi-autoflowering, so basically photoperiodic varieties with early maturing, fast flowering features and that flower under low-light condition.
Early maturing is the trait that allows the plant, when switching to 12/12 or when going from vegging to flowering outdoor, to slightly accelerate the step to the next phase and start flowering quicker.
Fast flowering means a shorter flowering phase.
Low-light condition means that the plant is more sensitive to darkness, meaning that as soon as dark hours increase, starting the 21st of June, plants will start developing sexual traits and then enter the flowering phase much earlier than normal photoperiodic strain.
Besides this, Critical Sour, one in thirty plants can autoflower but I am not sure if that's the case...because if you germinated seeds in January, it's strange that it started flowering in May only.
Even though, as you said, you used a supplemental light, the Critical Sour did not really care and flowered for the difference of dark/light hours between the indoor and the greenhouse. It's very sensitive strain, but I believe you can definitely reveg.
Anyhow, keep up the great work, things arre looking fantastic already! Personally, can't wait to see the Dream Berry since that variety it's a brutal stretchy girl, I am sure it will provide you with a nice tree
Take care and all the best,
Mr B.
First of all, I wanted to thank you for running such a detailed report, I am enjoying every bit of it.
So, a small resume to clear things up.
- On the 14th of April you moved Critical Sour, Maroc, Chem OG and Dream Berry in the green house.
- 2-3 weeks later, the Critical Sour started flowering, so approximately around beginning of May? Is that right?
- All the others, in the greenhouse, are not flowering at all, correct?
Look, I am sorry for the "too" early flowering of the Critical Sour, but it should not come as a surprise. Why?
The reason is very simple, and you already pointed it out. Most of our outdoors strains are indeed semi-autoflowering, so basically photoperiodic varieties with early maturing, fast flowering features and that flower under low-light condition.
Early maturing is the trait that allows the plant, when switching to 12/12 or when going from vegging to flowering outdoor, to slightly accelerate the step to the next phase and start flowering quicker.
Fast flowering means a shorter flowering phase.
Low-light condition means that the plant is more sensitive to darkness, meaning that as soon as dark hours increase, starting the 21st of June, plants will start developing sexual traits and then enter the flowering phase much earlier than normal photoperiodic strain.
Besides this, Critical Sour, one in thirty plants can autoflower but I am not sure if that's the case...because if you germinated seeds in January, it's strange that it started flowering in May only.
Even though, as you said, you used a supplemental light, the Critical Sour did not really care and flowered for the difference of dark/light hours between the indoor and the greenhouse. It's very sensitive strain, but I believe you can definitely reveg.
Anyhow, keep up the great work, things arre looking fantastic already! Personally, can't wait to see the Dream Berry since that variety it's a brutal stretchy girl, I am sure it will provide you with a nice tree
Take care and all the best,
Mr B.
