Joker
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Wow am I glad gwe is back, sure missed everyone. Anyway I wanted to share some pics and thoughts on my outdoor grow. This was the first year I tried an outdoor grow since I was in my 20's. It had to be a guerilla grow and that in itself opens a Pandora box of potential problems. After 3 failed attempts to get plants to survive seedling stage ( did not start plants inside because I had a grow already in progress ) and having used all of my fem seeds, about the first of June I decided to throw a hale Mary and I dug up an area and just scattered about 300 bag seeds. Out of those only about 20 survived to maturity and of those I ended up with 10 females. I never topped, just let them grow naturally. I'm most of the pics it looks like one big plant but there is one where u can see that it is 10 different ones.
I just harvested 3 days ago because mold had set in on a couple cola even though I treated for mold. They could have used a solid week more to get fully mature, but I would have lost most or all to mold if I had waited. All in all I would have to say that while the potential harvest from an outdoor grow can dwarf an indoor harvest the risk and problems outdoor growers face are almost nonexistent in an indoor grow.
The thrill of tending your plants, the adrenaline rush of doing it all in guerilla methods is tempered by the stress of not knowing if u will even have plants when u go back. Then when they begin to flower the anxiety doubles because you know you are close and the closer you get the more anxious ya get :sweating:
Outdoor growers have my respect! Oh and let's not forget the shear amount of physical labor involved in packing soil etc to a grow site. Anyway here are some pics I hope ya ll enjoy.
I just harvested 3 days ago because mold had set in on a couple cola even though I treated for mold. They could have used a solid week more to get fully mature, but I would have lost most or all to mold if I had waited. All in all I would have to say that while the potential harvest from an outdoor grow can dwarf an indoor harvest the risk and problems outdoor growers face are almost nonexistent in an indoor grow.
The thrill of tending your plants, the adrenaline rush of doing it all in guerilla methods is tempered by the stress of not knowing if u will even have plants when u go back. Then when they begin to flower the anxiety doubles because you know you are close and the closer you get the more anxious ya get :sweating:
Outdoor growers have my respect! Oh and let's not forget the shear amount of physical labor involved in packing soil etc to a grow site. Anyway here are some pics I hope ya ll enjoy.