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Outdoor Grow 2021

It’s been super hot, dry and sunny here the last couple weeks. One thing I’ve learned is these plants can get too much sun and get a little sunburnt. Makes complete sense because inside, I don’t turn my nob past 35% until the last week of veg when they’re about to go into flower

Your girls are ready to go too! How busy do they keep you? One photo outdoors keeping me busy busy lol
 
I just retired as a small business owner who was working about 11 hours a day. I'm still trying to find things to fill my days, and so far my plants have been great therapy. I'm outside messing with them on and off from sun up to sun down.
 
Seems like they are taking a lot more water every day. I've been rotating mine in and out of direct sun to shade for the past week or so. It's all pretty much trial and error for me.
 
Oh are they going to love there new space. I drag my bigger pots LOL but i don't have any big ones this year. Yes they do like resting from intense sun. Are you putting bloom on yours yet?
 
I just started adding Open Seasame to the nutes, exciting times lol

And yes, drag!!! I can squat down low, bear hug it and stand up with it no problem but my lower back doesn’t need that. I’m clearing out a spot in my shed for flowering to prevent mold best I can. Gona set her on a cart so I can wheel her in and out of there easily and keep her out of the rain once she flowers.
 
SoOrbudgal gave some solid advice, transplanted this big girl into a 20 gal pot Saturday evening then left her under the shade of trees a couple days. Just dragged her back out into the sun, she’s fully recovered and all the tops are light green so the flower stretch is on 😁

I have a question for all you seasoned outdoor growers. There’s a big 1000w light on the power pole beside my garage. It’s on the opposite end of the house/yard from where this photo is and besides the house there’s a little patch of woods in between the light and this plant. If any of the light makes it to her it’ll be filtered through a bunch of leaves and all. Should I be concerned and move her or just keep an eye on her for now? So far, all lady parts 👍🏻
 

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Hey newbie here I’m growing a couple of plants outside my 1st grow can someone suggest a good blooming nutrient to feed my plants with? Thanks in advance
 
I’ve always used the Fox Farm trio myself. If you use their recommended feeding schedule at 1/2 strength of their recommendations from sprout you’ll have a healthy plant. I’ve tweaked it over the years but theirs at 1/2 strength is a good start. I grow in CocoLoco now so I also add 1tbsp per gallon of CalMag when I feed nutes. Didn’t really need to in soil, got enough from my tap water but not in coco.

Here’s a link from the GWE site so you can do you’re own research. You’re a new member so I’ll share. Thing is with a question like this, you could get 100 different answers and they could all be a good response or a bad one. But GWE won’t steer you wrong. They’ve done the research. Goto the main site, type any question you have regarding growing weed and you’ll get many well written, real life experienced articles. My new grow I just started I’m using the Flora Trio Nebula uses personally and I’m following her feeding schedule. There’s link to it from this article

https://www.growweedeasy.com/nutrients
 
There are many. What soil are they growing in/have you been giving anything else yet? Is that potted plant and rope being used for training/stability? Good idea.
 
I have fed them some single packets of some 10-10-10 miracle grow organic for vegetive stage , I just mixed bag of compost & bag of potting soil I did do some research and have also been giving them Ph controlled h2o
 
Usually Miracle Grow is not suggested but an outdoor grower on here has a nice plant growing that he used MG organic potting soil bc he ran short. Perlite for aeration of soil is good to add to your soil medium, for your next grow. No more MG because in flower they don't need much nitrogen. I'd watch them, see how the buds start growing. Did you read the GWE link for nutrients? There are many other products people use: Big Bloom; Flower Fuel; I saw this on a video: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01IAA9OFS/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_3?smid=A1403DG2OI9VWW&psc=1
 
I used 30 gallons in just one pot, and no runoff, all the others got 2 gallons, I hear the spring callin'
 
We think alike lol I found an old piece of plywood behind my out building. Set things up so before dark I can stand it up beside the plant and make sure no light gets to it. I’ve checked on it a few times at night and didn’t see any light hitting the leaves but better safe than sorry
 
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