Florida Growing on the Flat Earth

CannaFunk · Sep 2, 2017

The plant in the pictures was planted in ground in November of 2016, it grew, was pollinated, and produced a small amount of flower and seed I think I pulled it in April/May sometime, it then Reveg'd in its pot for a couple weeks and was placed in ground around May/June. So its had a couple months to do its thing, definitely stunted by the Reveg, but once it got into a bigger hole with space to stretch it did so quickly.

The picture below is of the plant 3-4 weeks into flower the first time. Single Cola didn't train initially, now I have her bushed, she likes

c00k1eFunk · Sep 2, 2017

thanks, nice. what latitude are you dude?
you can grow outdoor between november and march?

Badfishy1 · Sep 2, 2017

c00k1eFunk said:
thanks, nice. what latitude are you dude?
you can grow outdoor between november and march?

Thinking south fl considering a FL growers thread but maybe wrong

Buckeyebandit · Sep 3, 2017

if i remember correct he said lat 26

c00k1eFunk · Sep 3, 2017

26 wow, thats afrika man, perpetual growing for real! i´m from europe, 51°btw and have one friend in southern greece at 36 and i tought that was far south

btw he grows 2seasont too no problem. i am praying for only one propper season. good luck to you sun-spoiled people

c00k1eFunk · Sep 3, 2017

I just imagined how it would be to go all year long to my guerilla spots and haul water all year long trough the heat and i think im fine with only one season

but maybe its the envy speaking.
seriously you can grow pretty much everything in the world wow, ever tried a 18week sativa outdoors hahaha
cheers friends!

CannaFunk · Sep 3, 2017

26 all day, gotta love soaking 3 shirts before noon sweating

I have learned to love heat, glassblower, chef, grower, etc.

One of the main things I want to do when $$$ is right and, Im back in Florida, is procure genetics from places like 36 or 51 that are bred outdoors, to see what kind of funky expressions would come out under the Florida Sun.

Going to be pulling my main crop mid-september, and possibly one later plant end of september, regardless, moving out of state.

c00k1eFunk · Sep 3, 2017

I like cooking, not dayli but my gf says im much better cook than her( i think so too

) and glassblowing is someting i always found very interesting and exciting, you have to be concentrated and fast and creative at the same time, its like growing in highspeed

i would love to compare something from 51N grown out at 26 bro, But in the first place i have to figure something out for myself, im working to improve my OD show every year pretty consequently and in a few years i should be done. aim is to establish Indoor genetics in central europe by crossing them to light sensitive genetics.. i already have resistant plants with pretty much better flavor of indoor but i really have to get the flowering started 2-3 weeks earlier AT least to be prepared for colder years than this year

CannaFunk · Sep 3, 2017

I plan on running alot of 12-24 week strains for sure, future plans. Update in a couple weeks when flowers are formed fully

Buckeyebandit · Sep 3, 2017

CannaFunk said:
I plan on running alot of 12-24 week strains for sure, future plans. Update in a couple weeks when flowers are formed fully

i have a half pack of thai stick sativa for you then. 24 might not be long enough thou hahaha. just dropped a few sd x oh to do a 12 /12 if you will to see how long they might take and to see how they come out. have some more for next season if all looks well at the end. looking at the cangston sativa as well. might be a good candidate for out crossing (hope i spelled it correct lol)

c00k1eFunk · Sep 3, 2017

24 weeks strain.. i didnt even know there is such a thing...

Buckeyebandit · Sep 3, 2017

i seen a grow in here that the thai stick sativa went 25 weeks plus. use the search engine on top of page and put in thai stick sativa. it will bring up the grows of it

Buckeyebandit · Sep 3, 2017

here you go cook1

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=148110

c00k1eFunk · Sep 3, 2017

wow, this thin leaf! this grower must have some patience...
"[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]I chopped it yesterday. 27 weeks and it was all cloudy with a few ambers."
if i want to grow a "sativa" i reach for some 10-12 week strain ;D and chop after 10 -.-
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CannaFunk · Sep 6, 2017

Well the hurricane is heading toward my area, should I early chop some plants? Should I let some stay and brave the wind and rain? Going to pull all the seeded buds that are finished or almost finished but Im going to let try and let my Sinsemilla finish out.

Hope the storm misses but dont want it to hit any1 else either...

Nature is really showing me tons variables my first grow season.

Buckeyebandit · Sep 6, 2017

brace them up good and ride it out. i have had 12 ' girls take it before. they took a beating but they made it

c00k1eFunk · Sep 6, 2017

let them stand, they will be on the ground after the rain and you go with a RO/distilled water sprayer out and wash the freh soil from the buds, shake off water and youre ready to go... if branches break there you have your early smoke..

CannaFunk · Sep 6, 2017

Going out now to brace, hopefully they can take it. Pics after the storm, might grab a few now.

OvergrowDaWorld · Sep 7, 2017

Its gonna have 150 MPH winds! Chop what you can now, and leave the rest with A SHIT TON of EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA SUPPORT and TRELLIS!! Get extra stakes and rope and trellis and do what you must do to protect them girls.
GOOD LUCK CannaFunk! Hope your girls ride it out like champions. Will be rooting for them.

c00k1eFunk · Sep 7, 2017

150mph you say... thats fukn crazy, i didnt see a wind like that besides on the highway with open carwindow...

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