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    Feed the beast

    Here’s my 3 plants from 2023. These monsters produced just under 9 pounds of skywalker bud! If anyone is looking for tips and tricks to grow to your max just ask.

    I’ll try and find time to make a post on how I do it start to finish.
    This year I started my plants from seeds on March 16th 2026 and there already almost 4 feet tall!

    #2
    Nice. Wish I had the season, and the light.

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      #3
      Just watered with a little aquarium water, I'm good 😊 Click image for larger version

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        #4
        Great plants. I'd love to see your start to finish post.
        Coming soon?
        My outdoors plants do well, but suffer from 110°F desert summers. frequent 60° temperature swings and RH often <10%.

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          #5
          I don't grow outside anymore, you should check out my thread,it starts with the mom plant and goes to the picture I posted here

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            #6
            Ideal outdoor conditions are an enormous advantage.

            Out my way we grow lots of mould outdoors so I swapped to indoors...happy days.
            Flower Room: 11' x 7' x 7.5'H, 480w AC, 13gal/day dehumidifier, 1.5gal ultrasonic humidifier, 60gal (27gal usable) nute tank, 16" pedestal fan & 18" wall fan. Lighting and climate automated. Hand watering.
            Veg Cupboards: ​​​​​​Two 4x2x6H cupboards. SF2000 Evo in one SF7000 in other. Climate controlled and automated. Hand watering
            Aeroponics Low Pressure Bucket: 20W LED. 5 clones & 20W LED 11 clones
            Lights: Mars Hydro FC-E1200W, SF-7000, SF-2000 evo in flower room.
            Medium: Coco/perlite, 7.2gal pots, no drains
            Current Grow: ​​​5 x Photos Franklin's Orange Zkittles x Sour Diesel in flower room, 3 Franklin's White Widow x Sour Diesel Clones, 13 x Orange ZkittleZ x Sour Diesel clones in Aeroponics buckets x 2.
            Last Grow: A mix

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ID:	667156 Outdoor is fun until it isn't here in the northeast. I usually do both indoors and out. The advantages of outdoor are huge plants and free light. Every once in a while here the fall weather cooperates and your harvest is great. Thats why I still do it. All it costs is some dirt and a seed and a little bit of nutes. If it goes to shit save what you can and fall back on your indoor.
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              • Ckbrew
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                I hear ya on the northeast weather for outdoor growing. Everything is just about getting nice and ripe then the damp nights settle in and things start going downhill. I even was using big box fans on them at night to slow down the formation of dew. Those are really nice plants, hoping they turn out well.

              • Bowhunterwoody
                Bowhunterwoody commented
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                Hey Ckbrew. These are older grows. Only have one going outdoor this year. One I grew last year. It finished about 2 weeks earlier so I'm hoping. Called early frost from twenty20. We'll see.

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                #9
                Nice plants, bowhunter.

                I do a greenhouse grow (20' x 10' x 6.5' polytunnel) in the winter. 6 to 12 plants in 50/50 coco/perlite. Zero bugs, easy temperature control, better buds than 110°F AZ summer heat. These need daily watering.

                In ground, summer grows are basically check and water every few days. Heat burns off the terpenes.

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