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ANYTHING OUTDOOR 2022 EVERYWHERE
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Lastly for tonight is the White Truffle. She has been flowering longer than anything except L.A. Pure Kush and my auto strains. All the cuts I took are rooted clones now so all I need is to finish this plant and do some smoke testing. Tomorrow I am pollinating some branches of White Truffle and Weasel Diesel with GDP pollen. I have a few other plants to pollinate I just haven't made up my mind. The White and Chem D probably.
MrBreeze911
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Thanks Tarzan, yours are cool too! I have never seen a weed plant with a three way trunk like that before. How does that happen?
MrBreeze911
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Mine are: Gruntz from King Klone in front, Bubba Kush from seed in back, and on bottom is Devil's Spit from King Klone.
Calle Minogue
Brother of the COB
Yeah brother you are right. Its a pretty tiny garden and this Season a little overload with Cannabis
M33 x Nepali
St. Phatty
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Looks like a sculpture of the human body. The female human body.
Mr. Breeze that was a clone and when it rooted it also got roots that started above ground right before the first 2 little branches. So when I transplanted it into soil I covered up all the roots. I used it as a mom so it was about 8 month old in a 4 gallon pot when I took it outside and planted it. It is 12-13 months old now.
revegeta666
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An overload indeed. That one had quite the stretch haha.Yeah brother you are right. Its a pretty tiny garden and this Season a little overload with Cannabis
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MrBreeze911
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laszlokovacs
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A couple plants from the forest clearing patch + Bastards in Flower bed in Vegetable Garden
Mithridate
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Sour strawberry 1
She was the first to flower. Very little stretch. She smells fantastic already and yes she's seeded.
Sour strawberry 12
Now this one inherited sour bubbles leaves and giant hollow stalks, grows like a pole too, but stretched 3x and is the last to flower
She reeks of strawberry perfume.
Late flowering male (#20)
The bastard took 6 weeks indoors under 12/12 to even show sex.
I only kept him because he's late flowering and has zigzag stalks.
Meanwhile.. #14
She was the first to flower. Very little stretch. She smells fantastic already and yes she's seeded.
Sour strawberry 12
Now this one inherited sour bubbles leaves and giant hollow stalks, grows like a pole too, but stretched 3x and is the last to flower
She reeks of strawberry perfume.
Late flowering male (#20)
The bastard took 6 weeks indoors under 12/12 to even show sex.
I only kept him because he's late flowering and has zigzag stalks.
Meanwhile.. #14
revegeta666
Well-known member
My maple leaf mom on day 27 of forced flower. Not much next to all the trees in this thread but I thought the pics were nice
Anyone else struggling with leaf spot this year?
I am telling you this is one hell of year for leaf spot. Very little rain all summer and now we have been inundated with rain the last 3 weeks. This is the difference between a back yard grow and a guerrilla grow. My GG4 is taking a beating with leaf spot but really all I can do is remove the dead leaves especially the small sugar leaves. If dead they will 100% cause mold issues later on. I'm not sure the GG will make it this year but fingers crossed i get something.
But--------------as you can see the PS looks very good.
I continue to be impressed with the outdoor traits of PS. This is a true guerrilla plant, except for height, an I am excited to see what the smoke is like. I hope to turn some of this into hash if I get the harvest I hope to.
I am telling you this is one hell of year for leaf spot. Very little rain all summer and now we have been inundated with rain the last 3 weeks. This is the difference between a back yard grow and a guerrilla grow. My GG4 is taking a beating with leaf spot but really all I can do is remove the dead leaves especially the small sugar leaves. If dead they will 100% cause mold issues later on. I'm not sure the GG will make it this year but fingers crossed i get something.
But--------------as you can see the PS looks very good.
I continue to be impressed with the outdoor traits of PS. This is a true guerrilla plant, except for height, an I am excited to see what the smoke is like. I hope to turn some of this into hash if I get the harvest I hope to.
St. Phatty
Active member
If I want plants like that in 2023, I'm going to have to start a lot earlier.
Maybe take some clones today for next year.
Maybe take some clones today for next year.
Everything was transplanted from 1 gal containers first week of June.
If you are in an area prone to leaf spot or other fungal issues I recommend Vermontman strains over at the ACE forum. I haven't smoked any of them yet but they perform well outdoors in my climate (52 degrees N).
MrBreeze911
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To me Jesus is the physical son and representation made in the image of the invisible God
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MrBreeze911
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Lol wrong thread hahahaAmen!
Wrong thread or just too high!?
Energy Turtle
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Oregon Purple Thai
Still a long time until harvest but good things are worth waiting for.
Still a long time until harvest but good things are worth waiting for.
Generic silver junkie
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