FL Organic Outdoor - Skunk 1, Cole Train, The Church, Auto NL, Onyx

ital farmer

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This is my first outdoor attempt (and second attempt total). Here's the details:

Seeds from attitude:
sensi seeds skunk #1 (over a year old)
greenhouse the church
reserva privada cole train (freebie)
short stuff onyx
nirvana auto northern lights

Germination:
Soaked in water, transferred to paper towels, planted in small party cups with basic soil/perlite mix

Medium:
15 gallon (?) nursery pots
half jungle growth pure organic soil (from lowes)
half perlite
garden club select organic all purpose fertilizer
bone meal
(more nutes added during flowering, I'll get to that later)

Environment:
outdoor, shade first half of the day, mostly full sun second half of day
watered mostly from rain; using well or collected rain water during dry periods

Time line:
germinated in early June
first signs of flowering around early August

Pics:
July 8th


July 14th
The two red cups are the autos. The small one on the right is the onyx. That's as big as it ever got. It produced one small bud.
 

ital farmer

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Here's some closer shots of each plant also taken July 14th - about 6 weeks in.
Going left to right starting in back

The Church



Skunk 1



Cole Train



Now for the autoflowers
(I think they were started a week after the regular fems)

Auto Northern Lights
There is nothing auto about this NL. Planted first week of June, didn't flower until the regulars started, and it's still going strong coming into October.


Onyx
It never got any bigger than this. It produced one small bud and was done maybe mid-Aug



I'm starting to wish they had Easy Ryder in stock when I ordered.
 

ital farmer

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Yeah, they were (and still are to an extent) yellow. I went a little too light on the nutes at first since I was scared to burn them. They got a bigger dose when I transplanted them. The Skunk is pretty normal on nutes but The Church and the Cole Train are hogs; can't seem to get enough. They're really happy right now! Thanks for the comment.
 

ital farmer

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Sorry for abandoning this journal. Just didn't have time. Since this year's crop is getting started, I figured I should wrap this one up.

A group shot on 22 August (not showing the Auto NL)


Here they are once they started to flower, taken on 30 August 2010.
Cole train or church


Cole train or Church


Skunk


Auto NL


Closer look


Hairs on the skunk


Close up


Another
 

ital farmer

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The Church was ready first - 3 October
The Church definitely looked the prettiest; just covered in trichomes. Unfortunately, it was also covered in mites; had to clean them several times.



She produced about 0.75 ounce dried.




 

ital farmer

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The Cole Train was ready next - 14 October
This one produced 1.25 ounces dried. I had to cram it to get it to fit in the mason jar.





 

ital farmer

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The Skunk and the NL Auto were done next; around 17 October for Skunk and early November for NL.

Skunk produced 1.25 ounces dried. NL produced 0.75 ounces dried.

Skunk before harvest


Skunk after a trim


Main Skunk cola


The NL is getting close


A closer look at the NL
 

ital farmer

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A few trichome shots before harvest




And here's the grand total - about 4 ounces dried - way more than I would ever need.
 
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