The Great Auto Showdown

[starramus]

Nuthin to brag about here, but my partial outdoor grow is only half in and half out. I monster cropped a White Russian last fall, and she is my entrant for the outdoor grow in the heavy weight division. She is actually wider than she is tall at this point. I kept her on a somewhat diet throughout the winter not feeding nutes, and on the perimeter of my CMH 315. I kept her in veg until about two weeks ago when I started light deprivation. I have an old outbuilding on my acreage which I have boarded up the widows on for some lengthened simulated nights. I just slide her in and out of the door. I call her Mother Russia as she has furnished a number of clones, and will produce mucho bud. Her daughter Tsarina is to her left also two weeks into bloom. To her right is another clone that will be in veg until this fall. Second photo is of Tsarina well on her way to delivering some fantastic bud.

I had planned on transplanting into a 15 gallon grow bag, but have decided not to disturb that massive root ball.

 

[starramus]

I kinda cheated, and have a number of months jump on the rest of you. Just call me Zarathustra!

 

[starramus]

I have an old T8 set up in the basement which works very well for seedlings. Three tubes, and only 96 watts. I will move them soon to the barn and boost them with my T5s.

 

[starramus]

(1) Amnesia Haze, (1) Girl Scout Cookie, (1) Blue Widow, (2) Aurora Indicas, (2) Hashberries, (2) Purple Maze Kush, (2) White Widows, (1) Amnesia Lemon Kush which is unfortunately a mutant, and a partridge in a pear tree.

 

[Canuck147]

I'm not calling you that - I can't even say the word - starramus it is for me. Awesomely fantatatatastic looking plants. I'm envious of big plants - especially when the good part is about to happen. Good thinking with the boarded up shed - I've done that.

 

[Canuck147]

My problem child is still hanging on - trichomes are cloudy - few hints of amber

 

[Mr.furley]

Badassery.

 

[Retodd]

Manifold and fluxing do take time

 

[Retodd]

My grapefruit is shaping like her. Hope she looks that good in a couple months. SWEEEET!

 

[Canuck147]

Just stared at your plants for another hour - I could have some fun in there with my scissors.

 

[oldjarhead100]

thats a monster brings new meaning to holy shit

 

[oldjarhead100]

Thats a very pretty problem child

 

[oldjarhead100]

I was able to do some work in the GH yesterday ,I started on one side and moved all plants away and spread mulch straw then moving plants back I also got 3 of 5 plants planted in ground , as I came around the GH I found I have a beast on my hands ,I need to spend a couple of hours lolloping her and her sister ,but its may 31st and shes this big ,I cant wait to see her in September

 

[Canuck147]

Thank you

 

[starramus]

Holy trichomes Batman I'd love to have your "problem".

 

[Retodd]

I’ll have to admit I’m a bit worried. Here in Kentucky it’s been raining all the time and I’m afraid it’s going to be like last year. If we all have to deal with bud rot again......FUCK! My photos are still in my tent and are doing good, but suffering for not being in the good earth of my farm outside. It literally shows 4-5 days straight of rain. Please Ganja God...look out for us growers this year🙏🏼

 

[oldjarhead100]

The Farmers almanac says June will be the warmest but wettest in my region so glad I got the GH lol

 

[Rwise]

I fell the pain as well! The flooding here on PK is bad, haven't seen flooding like this since the 70s. We have had a 3 day break, with the next 10 days showing rain,,, bud rot yes I am concerned! The MIS was in flower when dropped into the garden, it is still not veging, days are getting longer, but will it drown before it grows,,,,,

 

[SirSmksAlot]

Feel free to send some of that rain up to Canada. It's, rained twice this spring in Saskatchewan. We haven't even had an inch of rain yet.

 

[Spidermite]

The rain is so bad we are having to dig trenches and move green houses.