Dboybudz
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Same I'm in CT so basically not to different then plant again in November or so
Outdoor show an tell 2025
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thumper60
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I sent some of my garlic to my brother in NC. He planted in nov had scapes in april an dug the bulbs this week I was surprised the hard neck did so good that far south.
NewEnglandFarmer
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Looking good @thumper60 as always. Seeing some potentially violent thunderstorms on the radar just now (4:30p Friday) and NWS in Gray warning about high wind potential tonight:
Say, speaking of flowering in June, 4 of my Cherry Wine hemp plants started flowering last week. They were under lights in April (16 hours) and then moved to cold frames outside first week of May (14+ hours). Have never had an issue here with springtime flowering but check this out:
Only 4 of them are doing this, the rest are fine. You figure just genetic oddballs? Will they go back to veg. or should I not even bother to put these in the ground? Have never encountered this before.
thumper60
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Can hear loud thunder now but iam not a fan of reveg plants never worked for me. maybe let them grow an harvest small plants?
NewEnglandFarmer
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Will they continue to flower in the lengthening days though? I don't really do light depo here....
Why are they flowering now?
thumper60
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One way to find out.
thumper60
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One way to find out.
These are called semi autos you can veg them forever under 18 hr days less than 16 an they flower
Sevenleaves
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Has anyone ever seen leaves like these? It’s like the fingers are growing on top of each other rather than side by side. This particular plant has had a rough life.I almost drowned it when it was real young, then it didn’t take the outside transplant well and pretty much laid in the dirt for a few days before perking up. I’m sure it’s had the shit shocked out of it. But I have grown a lot of plants and have never seen this before. It’s growing good, so I don’t know.
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thumper60
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Never seen that one looks like that a genetic flaw? Is that a auto?
Funkentelechy
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That's a trippy one, haven't seen that.
Sevenleaves
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No it’s photo, Jealousy strain. I have another that came from the same seed pack, that one looks normal. Like I said it growing nicely now, just weird looking. We’ll see what happens. Actually her sister is the one the woodchuck ate, she’s come back nicely and filled out again.
I know how you feel! In the past I would give away extra plants, but it got to be such a hassle I have all but given up on that.
Funkentelechy
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I feel you, I end up composting perfectly good females every year. After legalization everybody was growing, now most people can't be bothered. There is the convenience of dispensaries and also I think many people realized that it really does take skill to grow decent weed. It's a shame because the best weed is always home grown.
Dispos are so inexpensive in Ok, and most people buy with their eyes, they really can't tell! I think eventually people will come to prize home grown again, but it will always be a small minority.
