Kismet
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put the peyote outside in the garden man
Fun, Friendly But Still Serious Outdoor Guerrilla Grow Show 2018
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Kismet
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in the shed thinks everyone is a real p.o.s
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Kismet
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Fuck you in cali
Kismet
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legal peaces o sht
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I'm sorry if we're bothering you out here. 
Kismet
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Lol . Naw ya'll be ok. Just don't understand how it's not across the board. Helping chemo patients here instead of dilauda have some canna coco
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It’s been pretty rainy/gloomy for about a week.
We will start with Debbie
She’s about ready to be veg Day 1 again as she finishes her revegetation.
She’s just awesome! I’m planning to build an outdoor dark box for Debbie soon or see what nature does
Here we have the triplets Day 13
These are cks WW Auto x Nirvana Wonderwoman
Next we have #runtMoby Day 41
She’s is full bloom!
#scroggincrystal She’s fully revegged and about Day 10
And the rest of the gang
My sisters houseplants still banished outdoors but of course I’m happily taking care of them so why not include them
Lastly, I’m coaching a few growers out here and my buddy took a WW clone off me a couple weeks ago, he named newty
He had her in a hydro set up with coco for the passed 2 weeks. She’s real healthy but could have used a fan to beef her up a bit! He’s in the military and just got word that he has to move so I picked her up last night and transported her to my bud in the country. She got a few natural supercrops on the jeep ride but she’s a newty so she’ll be aight. He has a few babies in his garden, took me a minute to find them so great job. They live on an a huge acreage so the need for stealth is not as necessary. Check them out! Pretty good for some bag seed seeds.
The newest newty! He’s going to keep her inside and practice with some good living soil. Good luck Lil newty
Making dog food and croutons infused with canna coconut oil
Happy Saturday!
We will start with Debbie
She’s about ready to be veg Day 1 again as she finishes her revegetation.
Here we have the triplets Day 13
These are cks WW Auto x Nirvana Wonderwoman
Next we have #runtMoby Day 41
She’s is full bloom!
#scroggincrystal She’s fully revegged and about Day 10
And the rest of the gang
My sisters houseplants still banished outdoors but of course I’m happily taking care of them so why not include them
Lastly, I’m coaching a few growers out here and my buddy took a WW clone off me a couple weeks ago, he named newty
He had her in a hydro set up with coco for the passed 2 weeks. She’s real healthy but could have used a fan to beef her up a bit! He’s in the military and just got word that he has to move so I picked her up last night and transported her to my bud in the country. She got a few natural supercrops on the jeep ride but she’s a newty so she’ll be aight. He has a few babies in his garden, took me a minute to find them so great job. They live on an a huge acreage so the need for stealth is not as necessary. Check them out! Pretty good for some bag seed seeds.
The newest newty! He’s going to keep her inside and practice with some good living soil. Good luck Lil newty
Making dog food and croutons infused with canna coconut oil
Happy Saturday!
PE636
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The autos are enjoying some early morning sun, forecast is looking good so they should be out for the rest of their time with us... They seem healthy but slow. I forget when I started them so I will have to scroll back haha
The two Jack47 babies are in the solo cups
Quarter Pounder
Jack47
Bloody Skunk
Cream Mandarine XL
The two Jack47 babies are in the solo cups
Smeegol
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yip I am, but I account for 8+ daylight outside then bring them in at 4pm under CFL till lights out.
these seedlings were a lovely indica mother, so hoping for a female at least..
Here they are earlier today...
they will go in my garden come mid sept...
Bilbobudkin420
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Yoyooo. So I have another question. What do i do about feeding and watering outdoors? Im going to chuck some pearlite or volcanic rock in my soil to get better airation and drainage. Just need to know when can I feed etc. Or do I need to go a completely different way than chemical nutes?
Ibjammin68
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Got home late yesterday evening from camping. Hail storm beat my beauties up pretty bad. Salvaged what I could. Could have been worse I guess, was just about a week earlier than I wanted to start curing the auto.
Kismet
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l . Don't need expensive nutes outside? i use kelp meal and garden tone hit them with some side dressing every few weeks
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Drainage helps if your in clay
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Chemical nutes kill all the good micros in the soil so i shy away here
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Thanks Kismet! What’s a good source of nitrogen for soil? What about Phosphorus?
PE636
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I have had some big potted plants outside, peppers, strawberries rhododendron etc, and they never got as much water from the rain as you might think. The crown of leaves was just like an umbrella for the pots. Ended up doing plenty of hand watering.. Speaking of rain we got lots here last 24 hours and high winds so not much gardening going on, girls are safe tucked under the deck..
Blood meal has lots of N, alfalfa meal, bat guano is super high N usually..
Bone meal for phosphorus or rock phosphate also. I think stuff like seafood/shellfish compost has a good bit of phosphorus too.
Hardwood ashes for potassium or green sand but that's more of a long term thing as it is slow to become available.
Or be lazy like me this summer and get bottled "organic" nutes like the go box I am trying.
This reminds me that I have a bucket of glacial rock dust around here somewhere I should be trying out eventually.
Blood meal has lots of N, alfalfa meal, bat guano is super high N usually..
Bone meal for phosphorus or rock phosphate also. I think stuff like seafood/shellfish compost has a good bit of phosphorus too.
Hardwood ashes for potassium or green sand but that's more of a long term thing as it is slow to become available.
Or be lazy like me this summer and get bottled "organic" nutes like the go box I am trying.
This reminds me that I have a bucket of glacial rock dust around here somewhere I should be trying out eventually.