OUTDOOR GROWS 2023 -ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE-

[mountainoutlaw]

Early Harvest Porn. All in cure. Ultra smooth smoke already. These flowers were all harvested way early with exception of the badazz og cheese.

White Widow classic, earthy and as it cures some pine comes out.

Badazz OG Cheese. Wow, Flowers smelt very floral during grow and when drying, now that cure is beginning and flowers are getting dry, the smell changed to a blue cheese smell, very different , I love it, the bottom buds retained the floral flower aroma.

White widow x Haze. Very early harvest due to mold , this one should have went till close november, still decent aroma, potency will most likely be lacking.

Special Queen (afg x skunk x powerplant)

Got plenty of these buds, by far frostiest, all were in ground, id say these came out only a couple weeks early but really nice crop.
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Local grower gave me the privilege of inspecting his patch for peak harvest time...and in turn sent me home with some samples of his early harvest.... heres Carolina Kush and Lady Boss Cake....

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Some more Special Queen

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Badazz cheese buds are sticky and dense! More of a faded color than the others.

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Happy Harvest from 35 N! Next harvest looks to be mid october ish.

 

[EastCoastGambit]

ZACATECAS TRIBUTE
Oaxacan Gold X Big Sur Holy Weed.
Green Mountain Seeds
With more rain moving in ready for the chop!


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Just got back from a VT adventure! So pretty up there.

 

[BusyB]

Difficult to find plants that finish properly this far North.

I’d agree with that !
I’m about the same (53) but 500m up and compared to down south, you can see a huge difference in the growing season.

 

[Eltitoguay]

...As for the rest, it finally rained on September 15in my valley and in my area of my Sierra (39°N-800 m high, aprox), after 4 months.
Curiously, it was raining only from the Eastern hemisphere of the sky, while in the Western hemisphere the Sun (photos in the afternoon) was struggling to break the clouds (wiews from East to West, (but I'm willing to count it as half a miracle, heh)

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...Ojalá que llueva al gusto de tod@s...
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15-September; Zamaldélica (A.C.E); she has the 3 lower nodes (6 lower twigs) pruned; 1'65 metres tall, only:

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[Eltitoguay]

15-September:
Thai A5 Haze fem (A.C.E.):
Born on May 1, it has now, the 4 lower nodes (8 lower twigs) pruned. About 2'25 metres of stem; I keep bending it to the East:

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[Eltitoguay]

Yesterday, September 2 (second day of meteorological autumn).
(Santa Marta Colombian x Santa Marta Gold) x Original Haze S1; (Born on May-16).
It has the 2 lower nodes of the stem (4 twigs) pruned:
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15-September:

Suerte y salud.

 

[Ca++]

Difficult to find plants that finish properly this far North.

This is the same plant (through cuttings) about 2 meters away, in the past, 10 days earlier

I'm facing north, with my back to trees that shade this for much of the day, I wouldn't pick such a spot, but have advanced my own tree line, as they kept doing alright along this southern edge of my clearing. Better than the better lit north, which is a bit dry.
And in a weeks time, this is about my limit

That's worth doing, but I chopped this year, just clearing the site, as it was never going to pay the fuel for another visit

53N in a Dutch like climate, not Canadian

 

[Calle Minogue]

Ultra Early Love F7 x Nepali IBL

 

[Calle Minogue]

Ultra Early Love F5 x Kumaoni P1

 

[pipeline]

Found a stake that would work for these big plants!

 

[pipeline]

Had a few we needed to harvest. I kind of regret not staking the plants before watering, but it was dry, and should have been done last weekend. Some of them that were leaning got kind of thrashed since they had to be moved around for watering, so the tops got cut on those. Also removed some small plants that were shaded after their top got the stem broken and there wasnt much left to ripen.

There is still coverage in the shady area thankfully, and now its spaced about right at 2 ft apart! Will be good to got more air flow for the big plants and get a start on harvest. Although, forecast calls for likely rain tomorrow and wed with the potential for a half inch. They should be alright having a couple days to dry beforehand.

After this little wet spell for a couple days, weather warms back up to upper 70,'s to 80F with sunny dry conditions for the rest of the 2 week forecast! May start to cut a week into Oct to take advantage of the dry weather for the harvesting process. I think later in the month it may begin to get wet. Usually takes about 1-2 weeks to dry outdoors.

Leroy guarding the crop

Tree works best for a stake-- very hard to find stakes long enough. Have to keep the plants upright. The sunny plants are fine, its the more shady ones are lanky with smaller stems.

 

[Calle Minogue]

Sugar Black Rose x UEL

UEL Srog

 

[Dequilo]

42.8 N New York six plants almost done

a big plant

beautiful work My Friends thank you for the look at all your work

be safe and grow well

S_M

 

[Eltitoguay]

25-September:
The weather we had today (South-West of Castilla-La Mancha, 39°N, 800 metrs high, aprox) and the forecast for the week, from the AEMet: Temperatures ranging between nighttime minimums of 15°C / 59°F and daytime maximums in the shade of 35°C / 95°F; Environmental humidity between 20 and 60%, and 0% chance of rain:

Zamaldélica (A.C.E); she has the 3 lower nodes (6 lower twigs) pruned; 1'65 metres tall.
When you bring your nose closer to the flowers, you can already perceive a fruity, sweet and gently citrus smell, reminiscent of something indefinite between orange, tangerine, sweet carrot and even a touch of melon:

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[Eltitoguay]

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[Eltitoguay]

25-September :
(Santa Marta Colombian x Santa Marta Gold) x Original Haze S1; (Born on May-16).
It has the 2 lower nodes of the stem (4 twigs) pruned.
She seems like my summer has been torture for her. Since the day he was born, she has suffered maximum temperatures in the shade of 40°C and more, until almost September 15. She is very small for so long growing (about 1 meter high). Now that the maximum temperatures do not exceed 35°C and the past rain raised the ambient humidity, she seems to react... But I am afraid that my December, and especially my January, so continentalized and cold (compared to the climate of my compatriots in the coasts, or from the southern slope of my mountain range just 50 kilometers to the South) she are not going to like it either, and I don't know to what extent and when I will see she bloom...:

 

[Eltitoguay]

25-September:
Thai A5 Haze fem (A.C.E.):
Born on May 1, it has now, the 4 lower nodes (8 lower twigs) pruned. About 2'25 metres of stem; I keep bending it to the East (Zamaldélica, in the background of the picture; The small one (Santa Marta-Colombian Gold * O. Haze) from MadMac, between the two, cannot be seen:

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[Eltitoguay]

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Suerte y salud.

 

[Eltitoguay]

26-September:
The AEMet weather forecasts for my area continue to predict the continuation of the current sunny and warm weather for the new days, even raising the expected maximum and minimum temperatures: 36°C / 97°F maximum in the shade for the weekend ...

Today is a splendid morning to go up to "The Dogs' House", and show it from the outside to our cousin @Hombre del mont , don't you think, Yako?...

...Well, nothing, the three of us go up the road together, like in the old jokes of "there was a German, an Englishman, and a Spaniard... (there's a Frenchman missing, I know)". Along the way we will be joined by another little and unruly compatriot of mine...

We are already outside "The Dogs' House", the metal wire structure that can be seen under/between the trees:
(On the left, under the eucalyptus):

(In front, behind the olive trees):

Come on,let's go inside...

 

[Dequilo]

Nice looking German Shepherd Dog