Mass/RI/Con Growers here!

[Guest]

SWEET...I'm on board but in a rush.I've got a bunch of NE outdoor pics in my gallery.
Had a good yr for sure.Heres a couple pics.I have one plant still flowering she is a blunderberry ...blueberryxwhite rhino x matanuska thunder****

DIESEL clone

Blueberry

 

[wickyd]

hello to this thread, I will be starting outdoors next season. Have some mountain jam f2's to try out, and I may purchase some chimera strains that look tasty, like the C+. Hope everyone is doing well. I'm new up here to CT, hopefully we can get some good vibes flowing up here

-wickyd

 

[Guest]

Hey y'all...Wickyd and I hung out for a bit..Had fun talking about plans for next yr.
My blunderberry is finishing up.Chemdawg and sour diesel are drying as I write.What has everyone got planned for next yr?
Here's a ap13 x romulan I grew.they did GREAT here and are ready by mid oct...BL

 

[herbal essences]

not sure about next year, still need to find myself an outdoor spot, but check out my indoor grow in my signature , anyways hopefully I will find a plot outdoors and be able to stick some nice clones out there orange diesel, DSD, menage a trois, maybe even some lemon stinky, and possibly whatever else I purchase until then, bud lover do you dry outside? if not, how do you control the smell?

 

[cocktail frank]

looks like this thread is starting to jump!!
everything looks good, keep it green!
peace from a fellow NE grower,
in the tri state thread just south of you

 

[Guest]

BANG,BANG...

BANG,BANG...

New Mexican, transplanted to New England.Whats up with all the chopper attacks out here??!!??Ouch!!Rez Alpha diesel day 56 and Rez mindf$#k finished last month. PEACE!!!MUCHA LUCHA!!!

 

[Guest]

haven't seen any heli's my way...

Herbal E....hey there...no I don't dry my weed outside, but I do dry it in a barn.As far as smell...I do nothing for it. You could dry it in your indoor grow spot if you are worried about smell.?? Talk soon folks

 

[lilac_n_roses]

New England lady grower here.. Helis are fierce my way..Did my 1st Outdoor grow this year..W.W. had to take them abit early as the dreaded bud rot started. But still a nice stoney high..

 

[Highlighter]

Welcome lilac_n_roses, always nice to have another lady present. A couple over in the OD NE thread, maybe they'll stray over here.

W.W. = White Widow? William's Wonder? You need to grow some suitable outdoor genetics. When you get your 50 posts, we can talk. :wink:

Welcome to N.E. MUCHA LUCHA, nice beast of a bud there!
The Double Sour Diesel's I'm growing are F2's from Rez's originals. Pics in due time, still lil sprouts.

herbal essences, when you write DSD, I think Double Sour Diesel, tho I know you mean Double Strawberry Diesel. That Rez and his Doubles!

Y'all have a great weekend, and GO SOX!

 

[herbal essences]

Double Strawberry Diesel

 

[rasta]

awesome stuff. im really happy i found this thread. im a NE grower too. hopefully i can get some pics up soon

 

[Lune TNS]

Nothing special compared to some of the shots you guys have, but here are my tahoe blue and sourdxogkushes.






Stay safe all.

 

[admiralcornport]

highlighter: sorry to hear about your losses... glad you're still around to tell the story though. Whats the lineage of the blue diesel?

mucha: I hope you're enjoying the area... sometimes it can be a little funny, like driving the streets with a bunch of wackos. I'm from here and i cant stand the way people drive sometimes. also that second pic looks stellar.

Lune: your plants look really happy! what soil are you workin with and what are you feeding them? Also what lights etc?

 

[Green Floyd]

Whats up folks? Had to show my girls. Day 39





Getting so close...Its really smelling nice in here. Fruity with a hint of pungent pop. Its hard to wait

What do you guys do in the last weeks of flowereing to pack on some weight and frost? I've been using the Foxfarm Tripack with Tiger Bloom. I'm about to switch to Cha-Ching from Beastie Blooms. TIA.

 

[Guest]

New Englanda here!

New Englanda here!

Hey guys . Just joined up after spending some time on reeferman's forum. Like this site alot better.......ssshhhhhhh . Growing WW, Grapefruit, DP blueberry(1999), and AK-47 by Serious.

Stoked to see more like minded peeps on board. be back soon, friends are here to sample to goods.

 

[Highlighter]

Hey Lune TNS, you may not have the girth of the outdoor gardens shown, but your garden looks extremely healthy! Those leaves look flawless, signs that you are dialed in.

Green Floyd, what have you got going there? Looks quite healthy too!

admiralcornport, the Blue Diesel was created by the TRC. ( Texas Resin Co. )
Rez had sent them his Double Sour Diesel to play around with, and the monk crossed that w/ his infamous Blueberry #38. These were done as a one off, never released commercially in deference to Rez's thing.
I'm also running my last 5 Double Sour Diesel F2's. It's interesting to note that a fair amount of peeps prefer Rez's earlier work w/ the SD, as by the time he made IBL status, hermies started to show up. I have limited exposure to SD, and I don't keep up w/ the drama that revolves around Rez, but I do know that these kicked ass when I grew them outdoors.
The Blue Diesel's have been in flower a wk, and 4 of 5 are girls! On the flipside, my Highend's have exposed 3 of 4 to be males, the other undecided.
The remaining HE's & BD's just went into the flower rm. I'll be keeping the male HE's to make F2's (as the HE is now out of production) as well as a cross w/ the BD's, join the blueberries together.
The DSD's are a few wks off from going 12/12. Pics forthcoming, when things get interesting.

Peace, HL

 

[Green Floyd]

Highlighter, thanks for the compliment. I agree, Lune TNS has a nitrogen rich green thumb.

I'm not quite sure what I have. I got the seeds from a really nice bag of danky nugs. I think its ECSD from what I can guess. Its definitly a hybrid. The genetics vary from plant to plant. I have one thats almost pure sativa and one thats almost pure indica. Its been a fun grow so far.

 

[Lune TNS]

Thanks guys, it means alot coming from some vets like you guys, this is only my 4th grow. This is my first time using promix, Im loving it so far, very simple and easy to figure out what my plants need. The nutes are PBP with liquid karma and some hygrozyme too, and they are under a 400w. Highlighter that blue diesel sounds awesome, I've smoked my fair share of both sd and bb and it seems like a great combo, can't go wrong with the taste I'm sure.

The best part about living around here: the ELVIS we get to smoke on...

 

[Guest]

Hey Lune I have almost the same mix as you as far as mix and nutes. I also use pro-mix bx then add some goodies but not much(some guanos, perlite, lime, oxycal, etc). What do you use as a bloom booster with your PBP nutes? I'm using Kabloom and have been for years. Thinking about switchin tho to something orgainc but potent is key. maybe you got some advice seeing you have good results as well with PBP. And also can you give me a little info on the liquid karma and how it helps? I've never used any veg enhancer but recently got some Green fuse from a friend and know nothing about it. I've seen Liquid Karma too but know even less about it. And I love hygrozyme. It almost eliminates nute build up and soil problems. Amazing shit but I use it with every watering so it gets expensive at 10 mls a gal. Thanks in advance for any help. Any others can chime in too

 

[Lune TNS]

I've never used a bloom booster myself. I'm not knocking them, but I've noticed that the more stuff I add, the greater chance there is I make a mistake and hurt the plants. I'm with you on the hygrozyme, great, great stuff. It's worth the price IMO 100%.

I've quoted texas kid here, as I could never remember all this info about liquid karma off of the top of my head. It really is good stuff though.

LIQUID KARMA ™Bio-catalyst Plant Stimulant (FYI)
Product description and Benefits....

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Benefits of Using LIQUID KARMA ™
Extensive research and field trials indicate that LIQUID KARMA ™ produces beneficial results during every phase of plant growth. Starting with seed germination and following through to vegetative growth, budding and flowering, the continued use of LIQUID KARMA ™ ensures optimal plant growth at every stage. In addition, because of the presence of high concentrations of B-complex vitamins and plant hormones in LIQUID KARMA ™, the product has been shown to be very effective in protecting plants from transplant shock, and in promoting the rooting of cuttings. The seven nutrient groups used in the formation of LIQUID KARMA ™ act synergistically to produce optimal plant growth.

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