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SWE Guerillagrow '13

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Fyratjugo

Member
Hello, fellow hemp growers!

The summer has now started and so has the outoorgrow season!
This will be my first grow ever and I wanted to share this with you guys because the swedish growforum has been reeeally dead lately and there is alot of good growers here on icmag so I hope to get some tips & to hear what you guys think about it!

Iv'e been using a total of 300L soil split up into two places next to eachother.
At spot 1 my plants have been growing for about 3~4 weeks (2 weeks prevegging indoor).
At spot 2 I have actually planted them outside yesterday & they're 1 week old, also prevegged inside.
Strains: AK47 Auto & Blueberry Auto.
Nutrients: Cauctusnutrient NPK 2-3-6.

Spot 1

This is when I put them outside 2 weeks ago


And with some moss on to get it a little bit stealth




2 weeks outdoor! (yesterday)






Spot 2

 
RosettaStoned

RosettaStoned

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Looking like a good start. I would have just taken them out of the cans, rather than cutting the bottom off. I could see it helping with small critters, but otherwise it's blocking roots that could be spreading and getting more nutrients for the plant. Just my 2 cents.
 
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Hortic

Member
Wow man, what a sweet setup! Looks really stellar and well done with the prevegging and everything. I really love the camouflage too, it looks super natural. The plants at spot 1 are way big already so you'll get some nice sized plants for sure. What latitude are you on, btw?
 
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Fyratjugo

Member
RosettaStoned said:
Looking like a good start. I would have just taken them out of the cans, rather than cutting the bottom off. I could see it helping with small critters, but otherwise it's blocking roots that could be spreading and getting more nutrients for the plant. Just my 2 cents.
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Thanks! :)
thats exactly what i was thinking too, but after i saw how big they got in just 2 weeks i realized thats not the case. it was actually my friend who said that it was better to just cut off the bottom, and i think it doesn't stress the plant that much either because the small roots are protected by the can and later on will explode down in the new soil. i also read on swecan from a dude that he always just cut off the bottom of the pot and get a much bigger yield :)
 
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Fyratjugo

Member
Hortic said:
Wow man, what a sweet setup! Looks really stellar and well done with the prevegging and everything. I really love the camouflage too, it looks super natural. The plants at spot 1 are way big already so you'll get some nice sized plants for sure. What latitude are you on, btw?
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Thanks man! im on latitude 59 :)
 
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Fyratjugo

Member
i just have a question. when me and my friend visited my plants for a couple of days ago he pinched of the 2 lowest leaves, they were not yellow or anything, just a little dry at the tip. I asked him why he was doing that and he said that it's better to do that because their just unnecessary and will rotten/dry out soon, is he right? :thinking:
 
Hazy Eye

Hazy Eye

Member
I love your area and the set-up you're using. The boxes covered with the moss look outstanding.
Good Luck & Karma to you on your first grow.
:plant grow:
 
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crfhonda

Member
Your friend is right. The first leaves will tend to die over the course of the plants life. It is not a must do or anything but it will not hurt the plant at all.
 
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Fyratjugo

Member
Update

I took a trip to the spot last night to see how they looked, 2 of them had started their flowering phase.

all of them


the chubbiest one (where a branch has been pinched of...) as you can see


Indicaaa


some hair on the most mature plant


the thinnest one
 
FirstTracks

FirstTracks

natural medicator
Veteran
That moss is a great idea. I love the raised beds. You might want to do something with the logs like throw dirt on them to break up the rectangular outline. It will pop out from the sky in terms of visibility.

Your plants really shot up quick. Stes are looking nice and strong. I definitely like that idea of just cutting off the bottoms of the pots when transplanting to reduce stress. Especially true for autoflowers.

It seems like your plants are doing really well for starting in small pots. makes transportation to the site easier for sure.

Best of luck with the grow.
 
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Fyratjugo

Member
FirstTracks said:
That moss is a great idea. I love the raised beds. You might want to do something with the logs like throw dirt on them to break up the rectangular outline. It will pop out from the sky in terms of visibility.

Your plants really shot up quick. Stes are looking nice and strong. I definitely like that idea of just cutting off the bottoms of the pots when transplanting to reduce stress. Especially true for autoflowers.

It seems like your plants are doing really well for starting in small pots. makes transportation to the site easier for sure.

Best of luck with the grow.
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thanks :) ! yeah im going to cover up the pot with some more moss, it sounds like a good idea :)
 
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Fyratjugo

Member
Update 13/6!

Me & my friend went to check out my ladies today, and DAMN they look just fantastic. this is my first grow so i am really amazed by these plants.
they grow so fast, you could actually smell the plants 2-3 meters away! but anyways, here's some pictures for you guys!

Spot 1

All of the bushes together



plant pic!



from where you enter the growing place
 
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