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Is she starting to flower??
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GreenhouseEffect
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Very cool!
I think they just got stressed and it slowed them down, they always say that about Autos. Mine got some stress early on, and after almost 10 weeks they are not quite to the "puff ball" stage, the breeder says 8 weeks from germ to harvest for my strain.
I think they just got stressed and it slowed them down, they always say that about Autos. Mine got some stress early on, and after almost 10 weeks they are not quite to the "puff ball" stage, the breeder says 8 weeks from germ to harvest for my strain.
Pyro1711
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I can see tiny buds starting to form on the blackberry auto, I call it my Charlie Brown Christmas tree... The Northern lights auto has caught up with the height of the Bb..look at the size of some of the leaves and her main stalk! (Northern light). They are outside, put in the back of the wife's SUV at night... She laughes because it smells real strong when she opens the back hatch. They are getting too tall so I'm not sure where we are going to put them at night now! Any suggestions??? Can't bring inside because the little cat is a damn pot head, she goes nuts when I open the tent to check on my jack herrer photo plant I have growing. Yes, pot head has eaten a leaf or two, and I know she will eat the plants if we bring them in. Thought about flipping a garbage can over them, but they are both way too tall for that. I'm guessing they are both about 3 foot tall now. Safe to leave outside alone?? No deer but racoons and other neighborhood cats and nosey neighbors...,
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GreenhouseEffect
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Ya, doin great Pyro!
You could make a pretty cheap hoop house out of Gray plastic Conduit, rebar stakes, and plastic sheeting. Jorge Cervantes has a couple examples of those in some of his videos, outdoor growers in Cali using them.
Make your frame a little shorter than your fence, that way you have the option to turn into a dark room if you need to ever force flowering on some photo's. Use the Plastic GRAY pvc pipe, since it won't chemically react with the plastic like the white pvc does( the chemical reaction prematurely deteriorates it). You can even put something like the green snow fence looking mesh along the sides to give a visual block, or put some shade cloth over the frame if they get to hot this summer.
Can't say if it would keep the critters out, depends on how tight the bottom edge is I guess, and how hard said aminals are willing to work. You could run some chicken wire up the sides perhaps. It is possible to put a heater in there at night, if you are smart about it and use good judgment. You can run into humidity and ventilation issues, mainly if plants are flowering inside, but if it's just to give some early season protection, should be fine in vedge/ very early flowering.
Might not fit all the needs, but an idea at least! There's maybe a little bit of useful info on my thread: Sitting on some Organic fertilizer.
You could make a pretty cheap hoop house out of Gray plastic Conduit, rebar stakes, and plastic sheeting. Jorge Cervantes has a couple examples of those in some of his videos, outdoor growers in Cali using them.
Make your frame a little shorter than your fence, that way you have the option to turn into a dark room if you need to ever force flowering on some photo's. Use the Plastic GRAY pvc pipe, since it won't chemically react with the plastic like the white pvc does( the chemical reaction prematurely deteriorates it). You can even put something like the green snow fence looking mesh along the sides to give a visual block, or put some shade cloth over the frame if they get to hot this summer.
Can't say if it would keep the critters out, depends on how tight the bottom edge is I guess, and how hard said aminals are willing to work. You could run some chicken wire up the sides perhaps. It is possible to put a heater in there at night, if you are smart about it and use good judgment. You can run into humidity and ventilation issues, mainly if plants are flowering inside, but if it's just to give some early season protection, should be fine in vedge/ very early flowering.
Might not fit all the needs, but an idea at least! There's maybe a little bit of useful info on my thread: Sitting on some Organic fertilizer.