GreenOgre Outdoor '06 NorCal

[GreenOgre]

Here are a few pics of my plants.Things have been going pretty smooth for the most part.Last year had a lot of problems with bugs.

So these were pretty much started around the begining of March.Germinated in humidity dome.Transplanted to 1 gallons.Then straight into the ground.

4 are in the ground.5 are in 15 gallons.And 1 is in a 5 gallon.

Strains in the groundurple Royal,2 Snowcaps.1 MasterKush.








Strains in pots includeurple Trainwreck.White Widow.Snowcap.Monkey Balls,and Unknown Strain.

I hope to harvest around Mid-Late October.But I'm having some slight powder mold problems.

 

[GreenOgre]

 

[WAMEN]

really good grow man. i like your plants.. they they seem to be happy in your garden

cheers and keep it up

Wam

 

[Guest]

Looks like you will be in for a good harvest!
Good luck with the rest of the grow!
Good to see someone is doing ok
my outdoor hasnt gone so well this yr 2 ripped and two well i think i may have forgotten exactly where i left them hehe.

 

[alaskind]

There is a product called "Sarinade" that you use as a foliar spray that is effective against powder mold....

 

[GreenOgre]

Thanks for all the positive responses.
I shooting for a healthy harvest.
I will keep me eyes open for Sarinade.

Here are a few pics I snapped today.
Purple Royal


White Widow


Unknown Strain



Snowcap

Unknown Strain


Purple Trainwreck

 

[Human Nature]

"Purple Royale"

We Know some of the same people!!

 

[GreenOgre]

Cant wait to see the finished product.

Your purple urple looks dank.

 

[GreenOgre]

Well here they go.I've been laggin on taking some recent pictures so I thought I would step into the garden this morning to take a look around.
Things are looking well.What'd ya think?

 

[Bonzo]

beautifull garden Green Ogre! That Purple Royale sure is purple, damn!! Very nice bro!

Happy harvest!!

peace

bonz

 

[GreenOgre]

The waiting is almost over!
After seeing/reading so many post from the indoor side,I'm ready to harvest like never before.
Patients is wearing thin.
Cant wait to get my hands on thoes sticky buds.
Thanks for the positive responses you all have given.

 

[pipeline]

Some great budshots there. Do you have a little bit of a deficiency or are those pretty far into flower? Wish you luck in the next month or so.

 

[GreenOgre]

It's pretty far into flowering.I dont really check my ph or anything like that.
Just some veg and bloom nutes.Organic of course.And hose water.
Could be deficiency but I wouldnt know what.

 

[Babbabud]

Great looking plants GO!! Look like they are really into gear flowering. Im a northern Cali boy myself and most plants still have a few weeks left with the sativas dominant strains still have a month and a half or so. Thanks for sharing your garden with us
GO

 

[GreenOgre]

So I'm in the east bay and not really to sure about when the right time to harvest is.I have some that are really further along then the others so I know It'll be a different times.
Just not to sure on the months.I know some of it depends on strain and what-not,but isnt there an over all time frame.lets say like last week of sept.or second week of october?
I know trichomes maturness is a key roll too.
Any imputs?

 

[GreenOgre]

Here are a couple of new pics.
Unknown Strain.



Snowcap.


Master Kush




Northern Lights



Purple Trainwreck

 

[Guest]

:jawdrop: :jawdrop: :jawdrop: :jawdrop:


Damn GreenOgre.....Amazing Outdoor grow man....That purple train wreck looks out of this world...so do the rest ...can not wait to see the finished product....Goodluck growing ....Thanks for sharing!

 

[GreenOgre]

The Purple Trainwreck is showing some amazing color.This is my first time growing the strain.I've search for it to try to find its genes but have had no luck.Anyone know anything about this strain?

thanks for the kind responses.

 

[pipeline]

Beautiful plants, Green. The purple Trainwreck is quite a looker. Great shots, thanks for sharing.

 

[GreenOgre]

The leaf coloration is crazy.
Do they look like they are lacking something?
Or could this be because they're simply flowering?
Cold temps?