bonghopper
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I sample at the plot with a dynavap.. dry it in the vape. Looks ready for energetic effect, depending on seedling. 2 out of 5 were really energetic for me last year, all chopped about that stage.
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moose/MI
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My Green pheno Mountain Gold clone.
I went over it today checking for bud rot. Plucked all the major fan leaves in preparation to chop her soon.
I collected about 25 really nice seeds off of a lower branch I pollinated 8 weeks ago. Green pheno Mountain Gold x Green pheno Mountain Gold
I vaped a little finger charas in my dynavap. It was amazing.
I went over it today checking for bud rot. Plucked all the major fan leaves in preparation to chop her soon.
I collected about 25 really nice seeds off of a lower branch I pollinated 8 weeks ago. Green pheno Mountain Gold x Green pheno Mountain Gold
I vaped a little finger charas in my dynavap. It was amazing.
I dusted a purple satellite with some fast n glorious pollen. Popped a handful of seed and put them outside in one gallon pots. I let them start to flower, culled the males, and picked the one that smelled the most like both parent plants. Pine, berry and incense. Transplanted her into a 3 gallon and started to reveg. I'll give it a month of veg and start taking an hour off the light cycle every week until 12/12.
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mr.pistil
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Hope that everyone's harvests are going well! My fall garden didn't start out well - out of my six GMSeeds only 1 was a female. 
a lone Purple Sat. She was the runt, took forever to get going and just showed pistils this week - day 41 f/seed. I transplanted her to a 7 gal last Sunday and she's shaking off being root bound from a 1gal. I also replanted some MGold and PSat. and have two nice looking MG seedlings at day 18. Neither PS made it. Need to revisit my techniques as the germ rate and survival rate was terrible this grow! As @vermontman recommends I've been slowly reducing the PS light schedule and will be at 12/12 this Sunday. Now the fun begins!
a lone Purple Sat. She was the runt, took forever to get going and just showed pistils this week - day 41 f/seed. I transplanted her to a 7 gal last Sunday and she's shaking off being root bound from a 1gal. I also replanted some MGold and PSat. and have two nice looking MG seedlings at day 18. Neither PS made it. Need to revisit my techniques as the germ rate and survival rate was terrible this grow! As @vermontman recommends I've been slowly reducing the PS light schedule and will be at 12/12 this Sunday. Now the fun begins!
Hello Every one!
Just got internet and hot water after over a week without.
So it is terrific to see all the wonderful posts here! After the storms with two floodings into my house so I have been very busy picking up the pieces. Luckily my house is still livable, though most of what was my neighbors house has filled my yard.
I just wanted to say. Thank you! all for sharing and keeping this thread vibrant and very much alive! I am again excited to see all of your successes and again appreciate everyone's support here, you have all been great!
Just got internet and hot water after over a week without.
So it is terrific to see all the wonderful posts here! After the storms with two floodings into my house so I have been very busy picking up the pieces. Luckily my house is still livable, though most of what was my neighbors house has filled my yard.
I just wanted to say. Thank you! all for sharing and keeping this thread vibrant and very much alive! I am again excited to see all of your successes and again appreciate everyone's support here, you have all been great!
gedLang
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Wow, those pictures look like a lot of work to do! Glad that you are ok and I hope you didn't lose any plants. It's so hard to lose a plant right at the end of the season after caring for it all summer. The flooding can be so so bad in Vermont.
Hello @gedLang!
Not to mislead anyone this is my second home where I spend winter just a small mobile. down here.
No my clones all just got repotted today. That being said repairs have been very costly and contrary to belief that selling seeds is very lucrative, I am just getting by here, but that is better than so many. I have never been a major fan of consumerism, just trying to get on living my life in modest living space with a modest older vehicle without never trying to take to much from our planet that is surely fighting back for it's survival. I actually feel sadder about what I have put into the landfill than what my monetary cost has been for me all though honestly that is also a bit painful. But looking around me I have four more neighbors who are now homeless, so not so bad.
Please every one keep posting your lovely gardens and bud reports.
CHEEERS!
Old Piney
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Just a quick update on my two purple satellite fems I grew this season. They are really curing out wonderfully. As you know they looked like day and night to each other but I can say other than looking completely different and the one being a bit earlier, the smoke seems the same .Man it's some strong but extremely enjoyable smoke. I'll post up some pictures and some more in-depth reports soon. IMO @vermontman your PS fems are a complete success ! 
ilovegrowing
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How is the smell on her? Looking great!
ilovegrowing
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Grape f1 600w nld, mother of the following f2
Outdoor f2, finish mid october
Outdoor f2, finish mid october
moose/MI
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Best I can call it is fresh! A spicy, clean smell.
BumSplodgeBrownPants
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Oh no! Sorry to see and hear this VM, I hope the clean up goes according to plan and is pain free.
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44northoutdoororganic
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Pretty sure I’m going to grow PS next year. I happen to be close to Vermont in a different state. Question, does anyone sow seeds directly in the ground? Or should I start in a small cup then transfer to ground? If so, when? Thx in advance.
Look up your usda hardiness zone. Sow or transplant seedling after last frost date in your zone.
Hey Bud!
Doing OK here sometimes overwhelmed, but mostly good.
Thank you for your thoughts! Just repotted some clones two days ago, so getting back into the groove!
CHEERS!
Welcome @44northoutdoororganic!
You certainly can start right in the ground and seedlings come up everywhere in very early spring, even when it would seem to cold to pop where I have dumped left over seeded branches or spilled seeds! HAHA
But that being said your success is much greater if started indoors and set out later when plants are less vulnerable. As small seedlings mice, voles or many insects love the new seedlings shoots. If you must plant outdoors I would say by early May and cover newly emerging seedlings on nights of freeze.
Hope that helps!
Old Piney
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I will add to what Vermontman says , if you don't want to start inside just start after danger of frost .There is plenty of growing season. Yes don't start right in the ground cut worms are a bitch. Small pots or cup with drainage holes are fine but not on the ground because of the worms and small critters, Up on a table till they have two or three sets of leaves before planting in the ground. Even in the ground you should have small cages around them for a while to prevent bunny and small critter attacks. If you really want to start early but not inside a small cold frame works great. Best of luck next season !
