[High Country]

What to do with this lot, that's the problem. 62 clones looking for a home and I hate to throw them away.

4 WEEK OLD CLONES, 62 OF THEM




THE ROOTS ARE RAPIDLY DEVELOPING




LOOKS LIKE A SOG IN A TRAY





I can't do anything at the high country sites because of the snow. The SOG has got a while to go and the mums are ready to pump out another load of clones.

So tomorrow these are going out into the bush at various sites in lowland areas in unprepared sites and they are going to have to fend for themselves. I am not to fussed if they live or die.

More on the SOG later.

[SumDumGuy]

It'll be funny if the day you return to visit them you have monsters waiting for you

[shroomyshroom]

give em at least a little love High Country if its one thing i have learned its treat your ladies with a little love and they will reward you greatly in the end

[High Country]

One perfect plant would do me. Big, squat, fat indica. Hope to get some pics.

[High Country]

Well I was going to plant those clones out today but realized my GPS had a flat battery and it takes a while to charge so it will have to wait until tomorrow. Perfect conditions for planting, raining heavily.

By using the GPS and plotting the co-ordinates I will be able to plant individuals rather than one mass group and hopefully will be able to find them again. I plan to visit about every two months.

shroomyshroom mate I will look after those clones as best I can.

On return I will cut about 100 more clones from the mums. These clones will be new mums and a new SOG. The mums will go out on about September 20 when daylight hours hit 12/12. These will be the plants I nurture.

They will also be planted at individual sites with water.

All sites require a 4WD and it is all low range 1st gear stuff. Must remember the recovery gear cos I will probably get a little bit bogged somewhere. On arrival it's about a 3 hour walk in, maps, compass, GPS and all that stuff.

All I want is one fat indica, outdoors.

In February there will probably be a big bushfire and I will lose the lot, oh well, shit happens.

[shroomyshroom]

plan for the worst and hope for the best...

here is hoping you fill this thread with some fat indica pictures

[High Country]

I have just returned from a 7 hour mission to put a few clones in the gound. Due to road conditions I was unable to go where I wanted so selected an alternate location. The strongest 12 went in and the rest to a friend who is just starting her new hobby.

12 OF THE BEST WERE SELECTED




THIS COULD GET INTERESTING




HAD TO WINCH MYSELF OUT OF THIS HOLE, ALL 4 WHEELS BOGGED TO THE AXLES




LUCKY I TOOK THE CHAINSAW




WATER IS PLENTIFUL






I will return to the sites in about 2 months and see if any have survived. My tired old mums will go in when the daylight hours are starting to go past 12 hours. I'll update the SOG in a few hours. I am covered in mud, I need a shower.

[High Country]

It's now 4 1/2 weeks of 12/12. At least indoors I have some sense of control.

What went on this morning in the outdoors was crazy. Snow, getting bogged, winching out and having to get the chainsaw out to clear a track. I wish things had gone a lot smoother. Oh well, shit happens.

THE SOG IS MATURING




ONCE AGAIN, SINGLE COLA, ALL BUD




PISTILS REACHING OUT




TRICHOMES DEVELOPING





Such a reliable strain this one. Never lets me down. EC increased to 1.9, pH 5.8, everything going normal.

The next mission will be to get about 100 clones off this lot then these tired old mums can go outside for a summer holiday.

TIME FOR A HOLIDAY GIRLS




Happy growing everyone.

[JamieShoes]

nice updates.. loving your outdoor spot mate

[High Country]

Originally Posted by JamieShoes

nice updates.. loving your outdoor spot mate

Thanks JamieShoes, the SOG is going fine, ticking along nicely like a well oiled machine, good old reliable. The serious outdoor adventure begins in about 3 weeks when daylight hours go passed 12/12. Then my old mums will go out. At the moment they are sitting under a 430W HPS, happily vegging on 18/6. One more clone run out of them and then they will be retired to develop to full potential, outdoors. I think that might be a new thread. Regards.