BuddsMcGhee
New member
I'm kind of new around here, but I've seen your last grow and this one looks great as well. I'm doing my own outdoor grow so we'll see how it turns out.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
*Saibai...2009 Guerilla*
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cellardweller
thats one hell of a list Sai..
Have Fun!
~cd
Have Fun!
~cd
hey buds, thanks for dropping in...and thanks cd, I hope they survive my weed boot camp when they go out...this year has to be ultra low-key because of the police raid....i am not going to be able to see the ones on the mountain very often at all. the other site is wasy access, but its nowhere near as safe/secure.
anyway, got a nice package in the mail today
, will be taking pics and posting tomorrow.
anyway, got a nice package in the mail today
, will be taking pics and posting tomorrow.
Thank you Esbe...Thanks to you cool Scandinavians!
jeg se frem til gro!
Heres what I have to smoke now
I thought Id post another ninja video here: http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=52744
since Ive just spent the last 4 days doing pretty much what this guy does. Finally I am free from nausea
jeg se frem til gro!
Heres what I have to smoke now
I thought Id post another ninja video here: http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=52744
since Ive just spent the last 4 days doing pretty much what this guy does. Finally I am free from nausea
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cellardweller
too cool fa school bro..
Doctor Who
Member
Saibai,
looking forward to your OD grow. I can't wait to see the Kali outside!
looking forward to your OD grow. I can't wait to see the Kali outside!
junior_grower
Active member
can't wait to see this grow. It would be cool to see some native land races grown.
rcknrllmothrfck
Member
Last time I was in Japan it looked as if it was a typical day in London, very cloudy/overcast. How was your weather last season?
Xare
Active member
Land Races are Highly Prized by breeders. If you can acquire some plz grow out a few and do an Open Pollination for strain preservation.
tdy: thanks, gl to you too!
rcknrll: hot humid summers, then rainy season sept/oct. right when the buds start to bulk up, it'll rain for 4 days straight or some shit like that. I think I need Greencure.
xare: A guy called TokyoGrower in the japanese forums is doing a native japanese indica grow atm. He said the mother had huge leaves and no mold. He got them from a pretty cold place up in northern Japan where cannabis grows wild.
rcknrll: hot humid summers, then rainy season sept/oct. right when the buds start to bulk up, it'll rain for 4 days straight or some shit like that. I think I need Greencure.
xare: A guy called TokyoGrower in the japanese forums is doing a native japanese indica grow atm. He said the mother had huge leaves and no mold. He got them from a pretty cold place up in northern Japan where cannabis grows wild.
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Chamba
when doing it all outdoors you have to be careful ...I haven't grown out any of your choices, but I'd suggest you grow a mold resistant sativa, just in case there's bad weather for dense budded strains in the month leading up to harvesting
Since you aren't going to be able to visit them daily for watering then you'll need to start them in the ground or in pots large enough to hold enough water between visits.
Grow them for 2 ~ 4 weeks in the pot then plant into prepared plots. You'll have better control that way.
Protect the pots with a mesh and curved wire to form a protective "tunnel" until they are ready for transplanting..mesh will stop just about all seedling destroyers and protects against hard rain on seedlings too...
Choose weeks in late April, May, early June when the weekly forecast is for warm weather with rain showers to plant your seeds.
Plant your seeds a few weeks apart, not all in one hit, if you can help it..
Have a good year!
Since you aren't going to be able to visit them daily for watering then you'll need to start them in the ground or in pots large enough to hold enough water between visits.
Grow them for 2 ~ 4 weeks in the pot then plant into prepared plots. You'll have better control that way.
Protect the pots with a mesh and curved wire to form a protective "tunnel" until they are ready for transplanting..mesh will stop just about all seedling destroyers and protects against hard rain on seedlings too...
Choose weeks in late April, May, early June when the weekly forecast is for warm weather with rain showers to plant your seeds.
Plant your seeds a few weeks apart, not all in one hit, if you can help it..
Have a good year!
