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Well just wanted to know i got 2 shorter indica at 4ft and 2 taller at hitting 6ft. which i'll have to super crop to fit into my greenhouse if needed. No heat no lights just old school yes stays warmer i open window vents and floor flaps.
 
Rwise This is storm sewer water, not waste, different lines. Been going on for a while. I watched the City's Street Dept. crew plow my dead-end/cul-de-sac street for 25 years, then most of them retired. New crew, 10 years of doing it wrong resulted in a messed up circle, blacktop crumbling, my yard creeping down into the ravine and it's killing my sole surviving tree after a 2010 derecho, a blue spruce. I didn't plant the tree in a sink hole. I begged to tell them how to plow it right but ... I'm a girl? Now I have an undiagnosed injury from shoveling 6 feet of the street to get out of my driveway during a really bad winter, 2013/14. Been to two hand specialists, last summer a University of Chicago dr couldn't diagnose it. This is why I do things unconventionally or have to wait for help while growing. I don't know what to do. Insurance puts it on the city, city drags their feet, and lawyers want $300-400 to walk in their door.
 
BU2B thank you! All due to the information stockpiled here and some friendly folk. Main issue or "problem" I'm having is these things are so damn sticky they are collecting yard debris. Spent about a half hour inside the Bruce Banner today removing dead leaves stuck to buds....cardboard hulls stuck to stems from 4th of July....guess I could have worse problems. No bugs this year but the few ladybugs seen, guessing that Silica Blast did help a bit. Still no sign of my mantises, they're probably in the neighbor's yard. ;)
 
Two in the ground originally from seed, two in totes from clones I was given. All organic fertilizers. They can’t get too tall so have been stretching them wide and they have turned into big bushes. 😍
 

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Man that looks great sure wish my buds would start love to harvest by end of sept. gotta be so patient unless i put them in a 12/12 dark spot. I don't have any bugs this year either.....yet
 
LOL oldjarhead100 now look what you done did LOL. Can you get some help to lift up the 4 posts and prop some blocks under them elevate it? I got 2 tall ones i'd have to super crop if they had to go into mine. I just want to start seeing budlets i'm bored with the pre flower LOL
 
What a fine looking grow amy24 heck you really got a green thumb. Here's to at least 1lb or more at harvest i do think you'll get that an more. Fingers crossed for all the outdoor folks sure seems like a good year, finally!!
 
Thanks SoOrbudgal! I come from a long line of Ukrainian farmers, that must be it 😉😂 I also am keeping my fingers crossed that the Fall cooperates! 🤞
 
Seedsman Northern Lights auto freebie, Chewy, 3 months old. Seedsman Lemon auto freebie, 4 months old.

Not sure, I might chop the next top node on Lemon, and the two top branches on Chewy, to let the lowers mature more. Playing it by ear.
 

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oldjarhead100, im not envious of you having to harvest that greenhouse hahaha. I really dont mind trimming..just need to take a break every now and again so you dont cramp up.lol And my outdoor girls are nothing like your woods girls. They are spoiled rotten... If its raining..they come inside the garage under lights...if its cloudy, garage,under lights. Not enough sun..i move them around..actually..they get treated better than my tent plants. WTF
 
Thank you SoOrbudgal, stuck in the city so im limited. Im in awe of your yard and settings. And as far as the big buds...Its gotta be the lights. I havent changed anything else in my last two grows except for the lights. Still haven't corrected the foxtailing yet. Too darn bright...back to 75%.
 
SoOrbudgal Yes, moving it to a dark place to force flower. Putting it outside at 6:30am and back inside in a dark room at 7:00pm.
I imagine in a week or so I could just leave it outside without fear of reveging, but I've kept it a portable size so it isn't to difficult to move it.
Now remembering to move it is another story (lol!). This coming Sunday will mark 3 weeks since I began this experiment. Stretch is about over, nodes are tight and buds are stacking nicely.
 
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we are one week into August all the girls are showing signs of bloom , Now what ,here are the things I will do for my girls
I gave them a feeding of Kelp and grow nutes the first week
Give them extra bloom nutes,I use sonic bloom from Humboldt county (who uses other stuff ? )for the next 2 weeks
I like to take the fans off at the 3 week mark the plants are done growing up and out so now its time to focus on buds .I know that outside defoliation is not as important as it is inside because of the wind and moving sun but it is important for wpm and bud rot prevention so I take the fans and spread the plant out as much as I can.
then it becomes a waiting game for a month or so they get normal care ,at the end of September I really start to watch the temps and moistier ,after a hot day you get a cool night lots of dew in the morning if the plants dont get the morning sun right off I will go out and shake them to get the dew off this will help prevent bud rot, it wont stop it but I think it helps
inspect them every morning and when you see signs of rot I cut the stem under the rot (then trim all the good bud off and toss the rot ) I have found if you dont cut the stem at a clean area it wont stop the rot so I go a couple of inches down to clean stem
I live in Ma. so if we are in the Middle of October and the trichomes are cloudy its time to take them .the battle with bud rot just gets harder at this point and loss is significant so we just take the plants.
All this is for my uncovered outside plants the girls in the green house are covered so they dont have the same issues but still get the same care
Now in November I'm really not sure what happens cause I smoke to much of the new harvests lol
 
Great info OJH👍🏻 Shaking the morning dew off makes a lot of sense, especially since where my plant is the sun is hitting later each day as the daylight shortens. Cleared a spot in the shed so I can roll her in there at night
 
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