2020 MASSACHUSETTS outdoor grow Thread!

[matty-berk]

water them now, thoroughly but dont get too crazy

i watered around 9 this morning im trying to make something to cover all of them tonight
ive been working for two hours and still cant wrap em right

 

[PioneerValleyOG]

I'm wondering if it's time to chop this plant or if I'm being overly cautiousWhen I look at it through my loop the callus seem to be pretty darkBrown but the trichomes are still pretty clear. They're starting to get cloudy..View attachment 4688944View attachment 4688945View attachment 4688946

still a little early...

 

[Wormtown75]

I found these on one of my plants today. I definitely had some light problems a couple days this week with my neighbors that have a spotlight outside about 50 ft away. It doesn't shine directly on it but it definitely gives them some unneeded light at night. do I have a Hermie on my hands

 

[Boatguy]

Look like calyx to me. Frosty as well

 

[mattypacks]

I found these on one of my plants today. I definitely had some light problems a couple days this week with my neighbors that have a spotlight outside about 50 ft away. It doesn't shine directly on it but it definitely gives them some unneeded light at night. do I have a Hermie on my hands

Definitely some fat swollen calyx's. Looks delicious

 

[stealthfader508]

the most effective pest control

 

[Trainwreckertonville]

the most effective pest control


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Did you catch him and put him in there or did you buy the caccoons or w/e theyre called

 

[MICHI-CAN]

the most effective pest control


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I think these are first for small soft bodied pets. Then mantis of course rule the hard bodies and hoppers best. Nature saved my butt this year, Keep it green. Peace.

 

[Warfox]

Well folks, according to the frrost map, doesnt look like we are gonna make that late harvest this year. 2020 has in fact, continued to be The Year of Suck. I hear the Pakistani and some far east places that grow hash plants and let them go in the fields until they are covered with snow. Well, Im not letting mine go that far So the question, how far do I let it go? The question is, what kind of damage does frost do?

Next weekend we are allegedly going to be in the 80's. If The three day 30 degrees doesnt stunt or slow the growth, hopefully we will go right back on track. From everything Ive read, I think there is no reason to overreact. Its not freezing... the 29 degree went up into the 30s, and I think we are all going to be just fine.

I think that I’m awful glad that I planted mine in the ground. Maybe the cold will stunt the mold & mildew one can hope right?!?

I’ll take colder than average temperatures all day if it means we maintain this dry spell.

 

[crisnpropa]

Hey guys can you tell why this plant is doing this ?? Here are some pics

I've had plants looking like that due to cut-worm. Pull it up and see if the stem has been eaten through...

 

[MICHI-CAN]

I think that I’m awful glad that I planted mine in the ground. Maybe the cold will stunt the mold & mildew one can hope right?!?

I’ll take colder than average temperatures all day if it means we maintain this dry spell.

Dry part I'll take. Cold just slows both plant and fugus down. Unfortunately mushrooms release spores when they believe they are dying.

 

[Trainwreckertonville]

One down. 45 days exactly

 

[Zeez]

Most of mine still have a ways to go. Seems weird that flowering is late this year.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

Most of mine still have a ways to go. Seems weird that flowering is late this year.

Did you not have above average available sunlight this year with above normal temps? Took longer to sense the end. Days aren't counted by plants so to speak.

 

[stealthfader508]

Well folks, according to the frrost map, doesnt look like we are gonna make that late harvest this year. 2020 has in fact, continued to be The Year of Suck. I hear the Pakistani and some far east places that grow hash plants and let them go in the fields until they are covered with snow. Well, Im not letting mine go that far So the question, how far do I let it go? The question is, what kind of damage does frost do?

Next weekend we are allegedly going to be in the 80's. If The three day 30 degrees doesnt stunt or slow the growth, hopefully we will go right back on track. From everything Ive read, I think there is no reason to overreact. Its not freezing... the 29 degree went up into the 30s, and I think we are all going to be just fine.

2020 has actually been pretty good so far in MA ... it's been much dryer than usual, with very little rain or hurricane remnants so far ... last fall was actually one of the best I can remember for growing ganj... but this year isn't far behind

 

[Zeez]

Did you not have above average available sunlight this year with above normal temps? Took longer to sense the end. Days aren't counted by plants so to speak.

They are in a hoop house and we are on the Cape, so I think the temps will be bearable for a while.

I don't know why. We had a raccoon tripping the motion lights and I finally shut them off. All I can think of.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

They are in a hoop house and we are on the Cape, so I think the temps will be bearable for a while.

Glad to hear. In MI it was 34F last night. In my first greenhouse in a box. Glad. I'm holding heat. Cold inhibits treatments and finishing.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

They are in a hoop house and we are on the Cape, so I think the temps will be bearable for a while.

I don't know why. We had a raccoon tripping the motion lights and I finally shut them off. All I can think of.

Just from a red neck point of view I think the increased heat and sun with increased co2 levels just lead to a longer veg. I was about 2 weeks behind same plants cloned from this year for flower.

 

[Zeez]

I'd go with the raccoon. Doesn't matter, it will work out. Going light dep next year for an early harvest.

 

[dubekoms]

2020 has actually been pretty good so far in MA ... it's been much dryer than usual, with very little rain or hurricane remnants so far ... last fall was actually one of the best I can remember for growing ganj... but this year isn't far behind

Lol I love how it takes a massive draught to be able to grow weed properly in New england. My plants are doing great this year. No signs of bud rot or mildew yet. Shaping up to be the best fall in years for me.