OUTDOOR GROWS 2024 ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE-

[Eltitoguay]

Today with a maximum of 45°C/113°F in the shade, my valley is expected to be the hottest place in Spain... Even surpassing the neighbor to the south, the Cordoban slope of my mountain range, and the countryside at its feet, including the town of Montoro. Until now, in my valley the "record" is 46°C/115°F, but in Montoro a few summers ago it reached 48°C/ 118'5°F...

 

[mudballs]

hard to see not in real life but there's light colored tips everywhere...in person i can see this light green halo like a frosting...sign she is flowering

 

[revegeta666]

View attachment 19037448 hard to see not in real life but there's light colored tips everywhere...in person i can see this light green halo like a frosting...sign she is flowering

You may have to provide further support once she really starts stretching haha. Gonna be a big one.

 

[cbotany]

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I'm not a big fan of global warming.....but.... my girls are gonna love this

 

[Mahalo85]

1st outdoor Automatic right before the chop

 

[pipeline]

We've been having periods of below average temperatures here. I once talked to a local professional meteorologist who wasn't convinced we are seeing major shifts in trends at every location every year. Lots of things factor into the weather, difficult to fully understand.

Yeah the plants love the warm weather! Got some rain today for the plants! They needed it! Should see a few days of dry and warm then some rain chances again next week. Not watering is kind of tripping me out. Used to work so hard doing that every week. Its risky watering on the heavy side all the time. Water building up underground causes root rot issues.

 

[Holyherb420]

Not too much to update on. Wasps are still there i think i found their main nest but its about 20-30ft off the ground and need to climb up there so ive been putting it off. At least i killed most of my ants.

 

[pipeline]

Growing well. Wasps can be beneficial if they are predatory, but if they sting you its not worth it. There are different species, some are beneficial predators!

 

[xtsho]

Looks like many people are showing flowering. One of mine is. The others just have some preflowers.

Not a monster plant but I wasn't planning on growing monsters and they actually got taller than I wanted. A friend of mine that I gave some plants to planted in the ground and he's got some serious monsters.

Anyway it's been an uneventful and maintenance free grow. All I've done is water from the hose. I plan on giving them a good feed later today. They're starting to look a little pale. I'll also give them a preventative spray tonight to stay ahead of any PM. I'm doing the entire backyard. Vegetable garden, roses, etc... It doesn't do much good to just spray just the cannabis if you have PM magnets like roses, squash, cucumbers, etc... just a feet away. I'll mix up five gallons of spray and spray away. If you wait until you actually have PM and then start treating it you're way behind.

 

[xtsho]

I still have the clones I took over a month ago sitting in water in old pickle jars. They've just been hanging out in the shade under the awning. They all have roots. I guess I better plant them and bring them inside under lights so they don't start flowering. I'm always amazed at some of the convoluted processes some go through to clone when it's as simple as putting them in some water and waiting.

Not the best roots but enough to get the plants growing once planted. I'll probably just reverse them for feminized pollen.

 

[Mahalo85]

I still have the clones I took over a month ago sitting in water in old pickle jars. They've just been hanging out in the shade under the awning. They all have roots. I guess I better plant them and bring them inside under lights so they don't start flowering. I'm always amazed at some of the convoluted processes some go through to clone when it's as simple as putting them in some water and waiting.

Not the best roots but enough to get the plants growing once planted. I'll probably just reverse them for feminized pollen.

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Really, just add water? Guess I wasn’t patient enough back in the day.. Been fucking around with rock wool cubes the last couple of years for nothing?

 

[moose/MI]

The latest thing I've heard is wet sand.
Just plain wet sand.
I haven't tried it yet.

 

[Maria Sanchez]

The latest thing I've heard is wet sand.
Just plain wet sand.
I haven't tried it yet.

Keeps the moisture levels well, not too dry or too wet.
And easily allows the new roots to spread out.
Also, easy to gently rinse off all the sand to replant into whatever medium you like, including hydro systems.

 

[Maria Sanchez]

My girls on day 124.
They're hiding inside to avoid a typhoon.
All safe now.

Left: two re-vegged SSSTN
Middle: two Grail x ThaiFrican; one L'n'L Jones
Right: one re-vegged Grail (NLD pheno)

About 1 m to 1.5 m tall, 40" - 60".

 

[cbotany]

My girls on day 124.
They're hiding inside to avoid a typhoon.
All safe now.

Left: two re-vegged SSSTN
Middle: two Grail x ThaiFrican; one L'n'L Jones
Right: one re-vegged Grail (NLD pheno)

About 1 m to 1.5 m tall, 40" - 60".

Muy hermosa

 

[Old Piney]

My Banana in New Jersey View attachment 19038889

 

[pipeline]

Plants are doing great! Just a slight tip burn on a couple bottom leaves from being dry, nothing major. Should be able to keep on growing well!

Getting some good stamen production on the 10 males, so we're set for pollination. Females range from still in preflower to near pencil eraser size flowers. Its always an average when deciding when to pull the males, will be no more than a week into August.

Removed a stunted plant that wasn't getting any light. Great spacing this year! Should see a great yield with good quality and less mold issues. Plants aren't too tall and hopefully won't fall over as much. Will stake in early to mid September.

Deep Chunk leaning male

Deep Chunk dominant male-- plant I pushed over and half the stem is broken. Its producing stamen and growing just fine!

Leaflet with doubly serrated margin

----Update to Pipeline Farms 2024----

Have a few plants that are stacking calyxes and some still in preflower. Cutting males Aug 7 or earlier, so they better get moving if they want to make it to next year's garden!

 

[Holyherb420]

Not sure what they are doing but ive never seen ants do this.

 

[Dequilo]

my plants here at 42.8 N in New York 7/27/2024

Banana

Sweet Tooth # 4

here is my six plants

all I need now is a somewhat dry fall


be safe and grow well

Dequilo

 

[mudballs]

Not sure what they are doing but ive never seen ants do this.
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No clue lol...brainless things