curt caine
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What's your expected yield? How big do you expect them to get?
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eddy600
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Two to four per plant it's hard to tell because im growing all new strains this year.
curt caine
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Yeee were both in cali so we have a similar grow schedule! Hopefully I can yeild about the same if not a tad bit better! These are my super glue and venom plants!
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NirvanaMesa
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A couple kilos.
thumper60
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its funny the white pine pollen comes in thick but my nose is fine.toss in some birch an maple iam fucked!
curt caine
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different angles of my girls
Dewin420
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The smell from mega crop drives me . Not sure what it is. Find it doesn't really mix that well. Always some sort o f residual when i water at the bottom no matter how much i shake and stir it
View attachment 4354761only thing I got into these plants is time an a half a bag of megacrop
Dewin420
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Looks nice. Wish i was allowed more than 4 plants out door
curt caine
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If I can yield 2 to 3 pounds off the majority I'll be ecstatic! Not all mines though It's gonna be split 5 ways.
curt caine
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Per plant or 4 pounds total?
NirvanaMesa
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A pound per plant is pretty easy to pull. The hard part is not screwing up the fertilizer or having bugs ruin your crop.
Backyard dirt
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Cedar pollen kills me. I can breathe some pine pollens all day without a problem.
kratos015
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There is some truth to this for sure. I find that the common struggles with outdoor growing are people that come from an indoor background. Indoors it's rather easy to overwater, so they take that attitude outdoors and it severely reduces yields. It's pretty difficult to actually overwater an outdoor plant, depending on your environment of course. With good soil and proper strain selection you can pull 1lb+ from a 10-15g pot even.
Good soil will solve most of those issues.. except for fucking worms. Invest in Spinosad and spray the shit out of your plants before flowering even begins, repeat 1-2 times a week until harvest. I like to alternate with Habenero spray too. Worms will always go after the top buds, every fucking time. I've lost pounds to worms alone. Spinosad costs ~$20 so everyone should implement it for pest management when outdoors because I can guarantee that you will for sure lose more than $20 worth of nugs to worms otherwise.
Here's where I was at a week ago, only three of the 9 plants I have at the moment. Nearly twice the size just in the last week. Space limited me to a 7ft tall greenhouse, I think I'm gonna run out of room.
eddy600
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I would put some support around your plants,i use 6 by 6 mesh to hold them buds up in the wind and rain.A 30in circle around your plants helps to keep the stems from snapping.
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thumper60
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it smells organic to me,thats strange I put a scoop full in a 5 gal bucket then fill bucket with a 1gal jug by the time bucket is full its all mixed an ready! iam on my third bag
NirvanaMesa
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NirvanaMesa
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5 out of 6 females its looking like at this point. Not bad, all regular seeds.
Sevenleaves
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I am also in 207, but my plants dam sure don't have flowers.