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OUTDOOR GROWS 2024 ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE-
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Deleted user 38372882
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Yup, i woke up this morning and smelled the fires unfortunately. If they don't go out by august im keeping the lights on lol
xtsho
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It sucks. Most people just hear about the fires on the news and if it isn't affecting them they just forget about it. Some of us understand that people might be losing their homes and belongings.
Fire is finality. There's nothing left to salvage from the ash. One of the most terrifying things there is.
Hope you guys make it through alright. Maybe temps will be cooler because of the smoke. Puts a damper on the garden.
Got about 3/4 inch today and had to stand a bunch of the plants up. There was a large tree branch nearby around the field that was 5 inches diameter, so the wind there got pretty fast. Stood them up, ready for more sun.
Got about 3/4 inch today and had to stand a bunch of the plants up. There was a large tree branch nearby around the field that was 5 inches diameter, so the wind there got pretty fast. Stood them up, ready for more sun.
Lucky!
xtsho
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Hope you guys make it through alright. Maybe temps will be cooler because of the smoke. Puts a damper on the garden.
Got about 3/4 inch today and had to stand a bunch of the plants up. There was a large tree branch nearby around the field that was 5 inches diameter, so the wind there got pretty fast. Stood them up, ready for more sun.
It's not at any levels like it was in the past right now.
Unfortunately, everything is setting up to form some bad things to come.
xtsho
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That looks like hell.
It is! Just got my drip setup so i dont have to be out there watering by hand which takes forever lol
Rodehazrd
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So far so good out on the ridge. I think I have a couple more weeks before the stretch begins to load up on calcium. I’ll be top dressing with worm castings and feeding a little extra cano4. During the stretch I’ll mist a weak cano4 alternating with weak kool bloom mist a few times till buds form. I would like to dose with fish hydrolysate but I’m afraid to outdoors.
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I think Brassn Wood is using Alaskan fish emusion to fertilize liquid application. I think you'd be good, just follow the label rate to not burn them.
Updated my thread--Pipeline Farms 2024
Watered deep, plants were leaning after that rain! God is good! Tried standing them up, but needed to dry out a bit. Accidentally the main stem on one plant. Using the other plants to help it stand up. May have to cull it since there are several around it. Should have time to heal.
Needing to find the males ASAP!
Updated my thread--Pipeline Farms 2024
Had a developing thunderstorm roll through yesterday and bring about 0.85 inch rain! Saves a lot of work having to water them. Thank you God!
Well they were watered deep from the rain and a wind came though so there was a swath down the middle of the garden with fallen plants. Tried to stand them up yesterday, but they were still a little wet with weight and the soil was soft. Will get them stood up better today.
Didn't use stakes, just use clumps of soil to pile around the plants and press down around the base of the plant to help them stand up. Also use some of the other plants to help them stay standing. Once the sun comes out, they will be able to straighten themselves out a bit. Will see how they are doing later on after it dries out.
Couple views--They did some growing! Leaves have expanded now pretty much fully on many plants. Some leaflets are nearly 3 inches wide!
Watered deep, plants were leaning after that rain! God is good! Tried standing them up, but needed to dry out a bit. Accidentally the main stem on one plant. Using the other plants to help it stand up. May have to cull it since there are several around it. Should have time to heal.
Needing to find the males ASAP!
Rodehazrd
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I use it indoors before the stretch and it seems to be enough for the flower stage.32 oz of fish hydrolysate made from catfish in 5 gallons water. Outdoors I’ve got raccoons ground hogs and curious squirrels I rather not tempt, although the smell isn’t fishy due to the citrus used as a preservative. I once spilled some on the gravel drive and next day there was a hole there several inches deep. Just about anywhere I dig something digs there to see what I buried.
Was windy today and needed to dry out, so waited until evening and got them all stood up as good as possible. Pulled the kinked stem plant, a mutant, and a few smaller runty plants that were shaded out by larger plants.
Looking for signs of preflowers. Seeing some primordia. A plant or 2 has alternate nodes forming. Need to keep thinning the patch! Will work out. Should be able to ID some next weekend and begin male pollinator selection. Will select about 5-10 best males for open pollination until early August.
Few views from the garden today. Waist high now!
Couple more update from Pipeline Farms 2024.Few more views. Leaves are getting big. Going to really get going this week. A day of heat and several days with highs in the low 80's with more significant rain chances!
Glad to have smaller plants when the wind comes through. They can just be stood up, but the larger they are the harder they fall. Big plants can blow over in summertime thunderstorms, so outdoors its best to grow somewhat smaller plants unless able to build a secure framework to structure them.
Rodehazrd--Good point fish based fertilizer could be asking for animal problems. I like the slow release fertilizers like cottonseed meal. I will apply 7 lbs in July and another 7 lbs in August. The chicken manure based granules works well, but dont want to risk burn anywhere near flowering stage. Hoping to see preflowers anytime, so slow release is all I'm using. But you want to not have too high nitrogen at the end of flowering so don't fertilize too much during flower, most people cut it off in August.
Dude!
xtsho
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Looks like we'll be breaking records this weekend. Nothing compared to other places but still damn hot. Lots of people here don't have air-conditioning either. I'll be putting the window units in today. The good thing is that it cools off significantly at night. I hope we don't break the record 116°F we had a few years ago this summer. This is the PNW not Arizona. That kind of heat sucks.
Calle Minogue
Brother of the COB
2x M39 on the best place I got. They will turn out really nice I am sure- I love how vigorously they grow. Hope they will flower early enough 
