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Ogre Takes Sam The Skunkman's Original Haze x Skunk#1 Outside!

Bacchus

Throbbing Member
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Awesome OGRE !!!!!!! Those are trees. A great organic fert to use for feeding is Earth Juice. I have never burned a plant with it. Another idea, would be to mix in some bat guano(high in N) around the base of each plant. It would take 2-3 weeks to start breaking down for food. If you are not seeing any indication of lack of food, I would not add any. The soil might have more food than you think. Some sativas do not need as much food as your typical indica strains.

Those plants are a good selection for your hot and humid enviroment. When is your first chance of frost. Late November?
 

darkhollo

Member
Looks awesome. You must be pretty far south with all that white sand and oak leaves. Just what you'll need to let those finish outdoor.

Looking awesome.

-dh
 

OgreSeeker

Active member
Thanks Murphy.

Bacchus,
Thanks for the info. I'm already planning for next year so this winter I'll be making some compost holes where I plan to grow next year.


darkhollo,
Yup...deep south.



So here are the updates. I haven't been to see the girls in about three weeks.
With tropical storm Fay, then the drought like conditions, sandy soil w/ hardly any nutes and bugs I didn't expect much. She's not much to look at with all the fallen leaves but I gave em a dose of Miracle Grow and a couple gallons of water that I totted out there so they may perk up a bit. All in all they aren't doing to bad considering they were pretty much on their own and left to die.

Wait until next year when I plan things a little better....LOOK OUT!!


I expect to get a couple of zips off the big one by the time she's done but the smaller ones won't turn out much weight.
Anyway here are a couple of night shots...











 

zachrockbadenof

Well-known member
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i got a few of em growing.. they are monsters... over 4m tall... but just started to flower, so no chance for them to finish...
 
H

Habibi

mine is finally developing calyxes the thing is a bit over 7ft already

thunk (thai haze x skunk1)

 

NickMode

Member
I think those things look good. They might have not matured fully by the time you harvest, but your still going to have some Ohazexskunk1 . and that makes it all worth it.

although it will be premature but still good
 

KJ7

Member
i got some beans of this "thunk" too.... but i'm afraid of the mold...
is this strain tolerant to mold humid climates at the end of flowering season ?? If i plant her now and put her straight outdoors, when would i harvest her +- ?! how long have u all been flowering her ?!

Thanks for the help guys... im just hearing great things abut this strain and im wondering if i go for her or i pop the other beans i've got!!
 

OgreSeeker

Active member
Farmer John said:
Lovely!!! Sam's OHxSK#1 is one of the best herbs on planet earth.

Hey Farmer John thanks for stepping in. I've heard some good things about OHxSK#1. Now that I've heard it from you I know it has to be good :)

zachrockbadenof said:
i got a few of em growing.. they are monsters... over 4m tall... but just started to flower, so no chance for them to finish...

Oh man that sucks. I take it they're indoor?

Habibi said:
mine is finally developing calyxes the thing is a bit over 7ft already

thunk (thai haze x skunk1)

Damn Habibi that thing is a chunky monkey. How long you think it'll be before she's finished? I'm gonna wait to see her later before I make a guestimate on the final weight...your gonna have your hands full though!

NickMode said:
I think those things look good. They might have not matured fully by the time you harvest, but your still going to have some Ohazexskunk1 . and that makes it all worth it.

although it will be premature but still good

You talking about mine of Habibis plants? I'm in the deep south and I still have another two months before it even gets chilly. I think they'll be done before then (I hope).

KJ7 said:
i got some beans of this "thunk" too.... but i'm afraid of the mold...
is this strain tolerant to mold humid climates at the end of flowering season ?? If i plant her now and put her straight outdoors, when would i harvest her +- ?! how long have u all been flowering her ?!

Thanks for the help guys... im just hearing great things abut this strain and im wondering if i go for her or i pop the other beans i've got!!

I don't know where your at but it's probably to late to plant this strain outdoors. It's a long flowering strain. I haven't had any problems with mold yet.
 
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KJ7

Member
I'm in Brazil... does it help ?? The season here is starting just now and my doubdt are if this strain will mature after vegging for how long more or less ?!
Cause early in the year normally we've got strong and long rains , and at this time depending on the strain it would be finishing already... correct ??
 
H

Habibi

the thunk will finish outdoors in late december im guessing. itll definitely finish for me

weight wise, im gunna go with around 4 lbs
 

Deft

Get two birds stoned at once
Veteran
It started frosting here a week and a half ago, had to pull my outdoor sept 17. I envy you who can grow sativas outside. Oct 10 is a hard cutoff here and plants don't really make it past then ever.

My original haze x SK#1 is 2' tall with 7 tops and a month into flowering under 250w I wonder how big it will get?
 

Tonatiuh

its me Dave man open up the door...
ICMag Donor
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wattup ogreseeker how you been?tagged bro!
incase you dont recognise who it is, heres ur namesake
some ogre at 2 weeks away from chop.
i been flushin for a week.it had a issue for a sec but shes back on track.there a patch of them;)
peace bro.









:joint: :joint:
 

OgreSeeker

Active member
I would have updated sooner but I've been so busy at work that my hobby has taken a backseat :(

Tonatiuh,
Those are sweet looking girls, man.

I wish that I had good news but my girls started getting a lil bud rot so I wound up harvesting them very very early (early oct) and only got a small amount of smoke.
although it was early, green and quick dried...she was smooth and tasted delicious.
 

phate

Active member
Veteran
bummer man. i guess i will keep it inside when i try em out. thnx for the test run!
 
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