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2021 Outdoor/GH: 2nd Time Growing!
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Here’s another outdoor grower with wire mesh support
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Beautiful monsters you have there man. That thread you linked is also Beautiful. Thanks for all the help!
Got the cages on today. Hope I did it right...
Sherbet getting fatter
Got the cages on today. Hope I did it right...
Sherbet getting fatter
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Some flower shots 
Sherbet Creamsicle
Jazz Cabbage
Sherbet Creamsicle
Jazz Cabbage
They’re looking fantastic!
Is it hot there right now?
Is it hot there right now?
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They’re looking fantastic!
Is it hot there right now?
Appreciate the love.
It has been cooling down lately with the afternoon storms. At night it's been dropping into the 50s. Fall is in the air
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Sherbet getting close 
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Little update:
Ladies are doing well. They have forced me to start watering every day now instead of every other day.
Sherbet Creamsicle probably only has a couple weeks left, hairs are starting to turn orange.
Jazz Cabbage is going to be a beast (with my low standards). Buds are starting to frost up and growing by the day.
Kabul Chem is still in the infancy stages of flowering. Nice bush on her though, I expect it to be a decent yielder.
Question, how often should I be top dressing with Flower girl? So far I've done it every other week at full strength.
Also not sure about the fade or how to go about it with these type of nutes. Last year it was green when I harvested and didn't notice any difference. I hear it's mostly for a shorter cure time.
Ladies are doing well. They have forced me to start watering every day now instead of every other day.
Sherbet Creamsicle probably only has a couple weeks left, hairs are starting to turn orange.
Jazz Cabbage is going to be a beast (with my low standards). Buds are starting to frost up and growing by the day.
Kabul Chem is still in the infancy stages of flowering. Nice bush on her though, I expect it to be a decent yielder.
Question, how often should I be top dressing with Flower girl? So far I've done it every other week at full strength.
Also not sure about the fade or how to go about it with these type of nutes. Last year it was green when I harvested and didn't notice any difference. I hear it's mostly for a shorter cure time.
She has very nice trichome development! 
I think of green as the sign of a healthy plant, which translates to the best buds she can give you. I think all the chlorophyll in the plant is converted at the same rate - regardless of how much there is - so I wouldn’t think that a greener plant would necessarily take longer to cure.
I have no idea about using Flower Girl for cannabis. Have you seen anyone else using it? I use a little on my in-ground fig - about 1 cup every 6 weeks from January to June.
I think of green as the sign of a healthy plant, which translates to the best buds she can give you. I think all the chlorophyll in the plant is converted at the same rate - regardless of how much there is - so I wouldn’t think that a greener plant would necessarily take longer to cure.
I have no idea about using Flower Girl for cannabis. Have you seen anyone else using it? I use a little on my in-ground fig - about 1 cup every 6 weeks from January to June.
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She has very nice trichome development!
I think of green as the sign of a healthy plant, which translates to the best buds she can give you. I think all the chlorophyll in the plant is converted at the same rate - regardless of how much there is - so I wouldn’t think that a greener plant would necessarily take longer to cure.
I have no idea about using Flower Girl for cannabis. Have you seen anyone else using it? I use a little on my in-ground fig - about 1 cup every 6 weeks from January to June.
Appreciate the kind words @FelipeBlu. And super helpful insight as always. I like to keep them green. Starving them doesn't make any sense to me either unless they are already ripe
Coming on nicely
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Sherbet Creamsicle looking so good. I reckon she has a week or two left. Unfortunately my scope has dead batteries right now.
Kabul Chem has been having some issues with spots on the leaves, and very slow to flower.
Jazz Cabbage is getting fatter and frostier everyday. So far she is giving me a nice sour/chem smell mixed with citrus.
Kabul Chem has been having some issues with spots on the leaves, and very slow to flower.
Jazz Cabbage is getting fatter and frostier everyday. So far she is giving me a nice sour/chem smell mixed with citrus.
Scrumptious!
Do you have a dog?
Not only spots - what are all the really small white dots?
Do you have a dog?
Not only spots - what are all the really small white dots?
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Perfect word choice!
Haha, yeah I have 3 dogs always rubbing up on them. I try to keep them away but they're too fast sometimes.
The tiny white spots are from thrips or mites, is my guess. Wasn't sure what the odd circles were though.
What are you doing about the mites? It’s probably a more pressing issue than the bigger spots!
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Haven't done anything, was planning to just let them go, bad idea? I could try the Rosemary oil. The buds aren't nearly as big on the Kabul, but it is somewhat frosty. Would hate to contaminate the buds in any way.
Yeah, rosemary oil might affect the taste - even with a bud wash. But in 2 weeks, you could have webbing on your colas. Can you get some Monterey or Captain Jack’s spinosad concentrate? You can use that and you won’t taste it. Don’t get the RTU - it isn’t strong enough.
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Hmm I don't think I'll be able to afford it in time sadly. Will be watching them closely though for any signs of increase in activity. Webs would make my heart sink!
Would spraying it down with a hose at dawn be beneficial? I worry about mold at night.
Temps have been in lower to mid 40s this week at night.
Early in the morning is better than later in the day. Spray upwards under the leaves. Shake them off before the sun hits her hard.