anything i should be doing differently

Hey guys just found this site and love it. Cant stand waiting around for things to happen so got to the internet to give myself ideas (most stupid). I know I should probably do nothing and let mother nature take her course just hard to sit around and wait.
A little back ground not my first grow have successfully grown this plant before both times pulling over a pound of pretty decent bud. Started two this year and almost threw this one away put most of my effort into a male urgh!!! But boy did it look nice was going to be a bush bordering on tree lol. Got my head around topping and lst and think it worked out well. I am growing in the ground (dug 2x2x2 hole and filled with happy frog) transplanted her outside in the beginning of June and she stalled a little and didn't enjoy the nutes (fox farm trio). Left her alone for a bit and she bounced back, didn't give her anything else to eat and she did just fine probably could have grown a little more in veg with nutes but oh well. Its my wife's vegetable garden and she begrudgingly gave up some real estate. That being said the plot is worked yearly with new compost and plenty of tasty perch carcass's (I fish a lot and love eating perch and plant those babies all fall and late winter). When they started to preflower I noticed my mistake threw out the male and put all efforts into my girl. I pinned her down and let her stretch cut off a little of the undergrowth before flowering started but think I should have taken a bit more off (last two times didn't bother with this step at all but first time got a bit of bud rot and lot of larfy bud). As well this year started to use proper nutes and not mg lol and jumped into pk boosters (fox farm dry trio) I follow their feeding schedule and so far no burning or deficiencies and I am collecting rainwater to water with. I guess I just wanted to share a bit and find out what you guys thought I might do differently to ensure that I get the best finished product that can be achieved. Should I clear out some of the smaller stuff to clean things up a bit? and was thinking about defoliating but decided against it really really concerned about a wet fall and want to let her go as long as possible. By the way growing in southern Ontario. Pics to come once I figure out how to post them any and all help appreciated especially with the grow lol

Good day to everyone and happy farming

Here are a few pictures of her

Look good

thanks quickly becoming my favourite hobby. Find I can sit out there for hours just staring at it lol

Hey guys how's everybody doing. Was wondering if anybody has any advice on watering outdoor in the ground? My problem is it hasn't rained all summer and now mother nature seems to want to catch up. As stated in previous post I am growing in the ground and I have the ff dry trio that I invested (foolishly) a lot of money in lol. So that being said I want to use them, but the problem is it is raining every other day. So far I have used the Open Sesame for the first two weeks of flower and been lucky so far no signs of over watering. I am feeding it twice a week with 4 gallons of mixed nutrients and trying to pick a day were it hasn't rained for a few days. Now it is time to use the Beastie Bloomz and in my opinion the most important because it is supposed to be the one to really pack on the weight. It only runs for week 3 & 4 so time is limited to get it in the ground. Any ideas on how to effectively use it? Can I just wait for a day between rains and hope I don't over water? And will the rain dilute it and make it less effective? Any help is greatly appreciated thanks

If you have preeminently saturated ground your nutrient will kill the plant. I suggest putting clear tarp or similar over the general area of the plant. Then break up the soil around the plant to help it dry. You could also put a tamp do down around the plant at an angle (off the ground) to shed the water away. You don't want to risk drowning the roots or buring them..

Dmannn said:

If you have preeminently saturated ground your nutrient will kill the plant. I suggest putting clear tarp or similar over the general area of the plant. Then break up the soil around the plant to help it dry. You could also put a tamp do down around the plant at an angle (off the ground) to shed the water away. You don't want to risk drowning the roots or buring them..

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Thanks man have been thinking about making a small hoop greenhouse out of some 3/4" pvc and covering with clear plastic (probably some painter drop sheet or something. was planning on doing it later as the buds get bigger but maybe I'll try it now. Any thoughts on the beastie bloomz?

fishwhistle1 said:

Thanks man have been thinking about making a small hoop greenhouse out of some 3/4" pvc and covering with clear plastic (probably some painter drop sheet or something. was planning on doing it later as the buds get bigger but maybe I'll try it now. Any thoughts on the beastie bloomz?

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Make sure you use some fans if you put up plastic around them. I have not used beastie blooms..

Dmannn said:

Make sure you use some fans if you put up plastic around them. I have not used beastie blooms..

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Thanks for the help will certainly keep that in mind. How about maybe putting some plastic on the ground around the stalk to prevent over saturation but only on rain days? Any thoughts?

fishwhistle1 said:

Thanks for the help will certainly keep that in mind. How about maybe putting some plastic on the ground around the stalk to prevent over saturation but only on rain days? Any thoughts?

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Yeah i mentioned that above. Make sure you till up the soil around the plant before hand and keep the plastic off the ground. You can use a fan there as well.

Thank you very much for the help I really appreciate it. I will certainly give that a try. I'll post some more pics later thanks again

Here's another pic of my baby!! She's progressing along quite nicely I think. Threw a net over her on the weekend in anticipation of some nice fat buds. Will take more later just trying to be covert. Don't want neighbours seeing me take pics in the garden

fishwhistle1 said:

Here's another pic of my baby!! She's progressing along quite nicely I think. Threw a net over her on the weekend in anticipation of some nice fat buds. View attachment 4188566Will take more later just trying to be covert. Don't want neighbours seeing me take pics in the garden

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They must hate the odor of them flowering lol. Nice healthy plant too

Edwardo Ruffian said:

They must hate the odor of them flowering lol. Nice healthy plant too

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Not sure if they do but I love it lol. My wife isn't to happy either, really stinks when the sun is out and its hot. Smells so good!!

fishwhistle1 said:

Not sure if they do but I love it lol. My wife isn't to happy either, really stinks when the sun is out and its hot. Smells so good!!

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I like how each plant adds it's own aroma, the garden as a whole can smell a lot different than each individual plant.

Edwardo Ruffian said:

I like how each plant adds it's own aroma, the garden as a whole can smell a lot different than each individual plant.

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Wonder if it would lend a little flavour to the carrots beside it lol. Would probably eat more

Things still going pretty good starting to put on a bit of weight and crystal production is starting. If my counting is right this should be the fourth week of flower

If the rain can hold off for a couple more weeks I think I can call this one a success. Crossing my fingers and hoping for the best

Lookin good!