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When did you start pulling tarp on those ?
Did you take the OG Jam in to the Triangle Kush or the Bomb threat yet?
Did you take the OG Jam in to the Triangle Kush or the Bomb threat yet?
all these plants bro were started from seed in apr, put in the GH beginnin of june, they over grew the GH, so we had to pull the cover. these are not blackout plants, just underestimated how big they were gonna get in a GH setup. they stretched big. i do like to see that there pretty close in growth, and just fillin in the branchin bigtime. bunch looks real good. some variation for sure, one super frosty gal, one with hardly any trics, couple not fillin in as well as most. for sure pull a good one outta the bunch.
harvested a crap load of pollens from 5 OG Jam males, have cuts of most of the plants in this GH, and takin cuts from a bunch of other females in another GH, there just wee plants that i want cuts off to do another gen. the legend, TheG, and Tahoe will all be in there at the same time with 15 females of the OG Jam V2 for the next gen.
be after harvest when that takes place.
heres a couple BSHW plants that were started from seed the same time, and went through the same treatment as the OG.
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its elevation bro, 7200ft makes a big diff over you low landers
maybe the big 40gal smart pots each is in, hehe. either way we have been chasin um with nutes.
maybe the big 40gal smart pots each is in, hehe. either way we have been chasin um with nutes.
Zdub7k
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Nice garden CBF....what do you guys think about putting molasses in my RO water for big plants outdoors..Normally I alternate; feed then strate RO water. Im done brewing teas for the season but I want to add some carbs. I know there is still plenty of microbial life in the soil and the molasses should feed it. My only concern is the molasses attracting insects or unwanted pests...the girls are in my gh so Larger animals wont be a problem..but ants, gnats, slugs, things of that nature have me worried. I dont want to go through all the possible preventitve measures for every possible threat...so....is it worth it? or should I just skip it and let the girls finish with the nutes in the super soil.
^^^ your askin the wrong guy bro, i have limited outdoor experience. i tutored last season under TomHills eye, which has definitly improved my game, but i dont know shit about soil amendments and such.
were real dry here, and bugs and pests usually arent a problem. wind, hail and frost are more my concerns.
take care
CBF
were real dry here, and bugs and pests usually arent a problem. wind, hail and frost are more my concerns.
take care
CBF
nice pics yall that OG jam looks like some fire....wish i could sample some of that.
silver- the purple colors on that plant are insane!
silver- the purple colors on that plant are insane!
Im about 4 weeks into bud, and Im still using Molasses, but only about 10 TBS per 50 gallons of water. One more time and Im done
its elevation bro, 7200ft makes a big diff over you low landers
How long is your season outdoor? A lot of places at that altitude have longer winter and shorter summers. Did you veg indoors then move em out?
Also, is it known altitude promotes growth on its own? I have been under the impression Co2 is used at lower altitudes to reproduce the effect higher altitude/thinner air has on plants. I would expect "potent" sunlight at those levels as well.
season here for actually havein your plants outside is from 1st of june to mid oct. every year you can count on a hail/freeze last week of may, and a frost/freeze last week of sept. were im at here locals call this area the banana belt of colorado.
plants from seed were started in apr, went out in a heated GH in may sometime and planted in smart pots first week of june in the current spot..
TheBudologist
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i love all the killer pics of trees ill never be physically grow and i hate hearing of the fight against bugs and was wondering if anyone thought of growing NEEM Trees around the outer area of the garden or smaller bushes between yalls giants?
http://neemtreefarms.com/growing-instructions-a-22.html
there is a link to growing Neem in California and its a hardy tree.
i saw a travel show where they went into a Neem forrest and they called it the Dead forrest b/c no insects to draw predator animals and it got me thinking.
sorry if it has already been brought up.
http://neemtreefarms.com/growing-instructions-a-22.html
there is a link to growing Neem in California and its a hardy tree.
i saw a travel show where they went into a Neem forrest and they called it the Dead forrest b/c no insects to draw predator animals and it got me thinking.
sorry if it has already been brought up.
smoooth
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Time wreck looks very nice! How's the smells coming off of that beauty?
TheBudologist
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Very Wreck dominant smell to it, with a hint of sweetness.
SUPER STICKY!
SUPER STICKY!
42F this am
Ive got a massive Alien #4 girl in a homemade smart pot. Shes pushing 14 ft.. I will get some pics as soon as the heli activity calms down. Not going near the forest right now. Anyone else having issues with fly overs yet this season? We've got CAP, and the black chopper eradication Nazis out and about.
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