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OUTDOOR GROWS 2024 ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE-
- Thread starter Old Piney
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farmerfischer
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I've got afew plants out already.. I'm really excited for this growing season.
farmerfischer
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Yeah I'm trying to grow some trees this year..lol..
Old Piney
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What do you got go going there?Yeah I'm trying to grow some trees this year..lol..
farmerfischer
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Putang × cake fighter, Critical, northern lights, Rotten rozay x Black apple, candy land, short nepali autoflowers, Peach sherbert,
Riviera123
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Won't those turn to flower ? Like now
farmerfischer
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There's a chance they may start to preflower.. we're about 15 hours of daylight now..
Old Piney
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Did you have them under lights And if so how many hours? At 15 hours and rising fast I doubt you'll have a problem
farmerfischer
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I did have them under lights.. I dropped the schedule to try and prevent them from prematurely flowering after I put them out..
Old Piney
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I've grown large plants like under lights giving them 18 hours and set them out middle may at 14 and a half hours ( 40N) and had no revegging problems
Old Piney
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I believe the difference from what you've experienced is because of the higher latitude, the days are rapidly getting longer the plants sense this
farmerfischer
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That was the schedule I was at when I started putting them out..
I'm just north of 48th° parallel..
farmerfischer
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Sunrise is around 6:30am and sets around 9pm
40degsouth
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Hey everyone,
here’s the final picture of the Koffee I was posting up. It was chopped on the 4th of April
And here’s a couple that are still in the garden, just for you Old Piney
Anachist Cookbook
And a 5gs Purple
Hope everyone’s having a great start, or end, to the season,
cheers,
40
here’s the final picture of the Koffee I was posting up. It was chopped on the 4th of April
Anachist Cookbook
cheers,
40
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Funny how a few years back everyone was fighting over who opened the yearly outdoor thread. This year it's early May and it's barely started. These things seem to come in cycles.
I got a late start this year but things are looking good. The weather's warming up in a hurry. Here's a look at a few that caught my eye today.
This is a Chitral Valley seedling collected by Indian Landrace Exchange. Really like the stoutness and the magenta highlights.
Here's a purple Gilgit, seeds collected by landrace warden. Notice how some of the lower leaves have a 'washed out' purple color. I've seen it in a few different wide leaf mountain landraces from Afghanistan and Pakistan. The leaves look interesting.
Here's a couple selections bred by nuggynic. The first is Larry's Pineapple X Tahoe OG. A lot of vigor in this line; I have some other seedlings I started at the same time that are half the size.
And here's Nic's Jah gooey fruity. I grew this last year, it's an outstanding strain. Looks and smells amazing and has strong mold resistance.
Here's a couple of Puck Bx 3. Interested to see how these turn out, already seeing extreme Indica traits.
Maybe my most favorable seedling so far is this (Hindu Purple Kush x M10 Afghan #1) X (Buddha's sister x Super Silver Haze). One of the 3 or 4 most vigorous plants, there's a lot I like about this cross.
Hope everyone has a great year!
I got a late start this year but things are looking good. The weather's warming up in a hurry. Here's a look at a few that caught my eye today.
This is a Chitral Valley seedling collected by Indian Landrace Exchange. Really like the stoutness and the magenta highlights.
Here's a purple Gilgit, seeds collected by landrace warden. Notice how some of the lower leaves have a 'washed out' purple color. I've seen it in a few different wide leaf mountain landraces from Afghanistan and Pakistan. The leaves look interesting.
Here's a couple selections bred by nuggynic. The first is Larry's Pineapple X Tahoe OG. A lot of vigor in this line; I have some other seedlings I started at the same time that are half the size.
And here's Nic's Jah gooey fruity. I grew this last year, it's an outstanding strain. Looks and smells amazing and has strong mold resistance.
Here's a couple of Puck Bx 3. Interested to see how these turn out, already seeing extreme Indica traits.
Maybe my most favorable seedling so far is this (Hindu Purple Kush x M10 Afghan #1) X (Buddha's sister x Super Silver Haze). One of the 3 or 4 most vigorous plants, there's a lot I like about this cross.
Hope everyone has a great year!
Nice thread, I've got some cannabis plants still inside vegging, I plant on mothers day this season. Meanwhile I've got some fruits and berries and veggies going as well. I got pink lemonade blueberries, I have some standard blueberries as well. I got some blackberries and some raspberries and peaches developing as well as some grapes starting to flower.
Pictured below the 2 blueberry bushes, followed by the pink lemonade blueberry bush.
Next up we have the blackberry bush blooming.
The raspberry bush.
I got a couple sweet peas just in front of the blackberry and raspberry bushes. I also have some pole beans planted beneath them which get trained into the black fence behind their trellis.
Then I have some grapes. This is my smaller grape, my larger is on the other side no photo of the arch trellis. Both have some flowers.
I also have some peaches developing, although the peach tree was off to a rough start its bouncing through it.
I got lettuce, spinach, kale, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, cabbage and an herb garden with a variety. Happy growing, hope everyones season is starting off right. I have to get some pics of the cannabis plants.
Pictured below the 2 blueberry bushes, followed by the pink lemonade blueberry bush.
Next up we have the blackberry bush blooming.
The raspberry bush.
I got a couple sweet peas just in front of the blackberry and raspberry bushes. I also have some pole beans planted beneath them which get trained into the black fence behind their trellis.
Then I have some grapes. This is my smaller grape, my larger is on the other side no photo of the arch trellis. Both have some flowers.
I also have some peaches developing, although the peach tree was off to a rough start its bouncing through it.
I got lettuce, spinach, kale, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, cabbage and an herb garden with a variety. Happy growing, hope everyones season is starting off right. I have to get some pics of the cannabis plants.
Energy Turtle
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Here is some Purple Urkle I harvested a week ago.
This one is a clone from the best of last year's seed grow.
Small flowers that smell like jam.
Here is a NL5 I'm test driving
She putting off a bubble gum/blueberry aroma.
I recently sampled her, she may be worthy enough to keep
This one is a clone from the best of last year's seed grow.
Small flowers that smell like jam.
Here is a NL5 I'm test driving
She putting off a bubble gum/blueberry aroma.
I recently sampled her, she may be worthy enough to keep
Riviera123
Active member
Smaller pots I see, I went with 7 gal fabric pots for outdoors as I thought it would insulate the roots better from the outdoor heat. Also thought coco would be better to keep pots cooler. Anyways it all came to a halt when the plants started to reveg. I'm not completely sold on this outdoor growing stuff.
