InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time

Nice looking ladies, Shed! No wonder your back gets grumpy with you. Those pots are big and heavy. But, your girls are nice and wide (canoply speaking). That berry one is stacked quite a ways down. Looks gorgeous! Nice work, shed.

Will you be able to leave them out when the nights are long enough? Cheers
 
Thanks Bode! That Bedroom Cookies with 2 gallons of water in it makes me glad I'm only carrying it about 20 feet :).

The three in flower were flipped June 8th by putting them in the shed every night for 12 hours of dark, so they are only outside from 8am to 8pm. The vegging plants will start to live outside at night by this weekend and should be flowering within two weeks or so, since they've been at 20/4 for a month. I figure the quick change to 14/10 (our daylight hours now) will send them into flower in short order.

Then they stay outside all the time until Sept 21st, when I start bringing them in at night again for total darkness. Once the sun is at 12/12 I want to make sure that no outdoor lighting hits them after sunset. If I plant another autoflower, that will be the only plant under lights at night.
 
Sounds a tad confusing. I'm sure you have the schedule down pat. But, it's working for you. Yes, they do look nice! Cheers
 
Confusing? Seems simple to me :).

Flipping off-season is done with light deprivation (in the dark shed at night), and flipping in summer is done the natural way (with shortening days after June 21st). The only reason I put the summer flowering plants back in the shed at night after Sept 21 (when we're at 12/12 northern hemisphere) is so the outdoor lighting doesn't put them off their flowering game.

Is that clearer?
 
SlyTown420 said:
All dogs go to heaven and I believe that will all my heart, soul, mind, and strength.
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I heard a quote once, if dogs don't go to heaven, I want to go where dogs go.
 
Agemon said:
That Bebo is looking great!
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It sure does. Thanks for the great genetics and the strong clone Age!
George Mc said:
I heard a quote once, if dogs don't go to heaven, I want to go where dogs go.
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Our house is dog heaven on earth :). And we just got a new resident.
smokesbetter said:
Looking Good Shed , man to look underneath the canopy is like being in the jungle !! :yahoo:
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A serious jungle SB! That is going to get tamed this weekend for sure.
 
You were right when you said, "Nice... plants?" You mentioned you were bringing clones and I didn't want to show up with just some buds. I was so low on flower when we all met up. I took those clones the first time you mentioned it, so I'm guessing they were 6 weeks or more. I could dig in the journal but it's not that important... 1.2 will be finishing in a week. I think I'll check the trichs this time!
 
If you're not too busy it's not a bad idea! And those were beautiful 6 week clones. Mine were in solo cups under a 23w CFL and yours were full-on plants. Probably could have transplanted and flipped!
 
As I recall that was gonna be your plan(t). I was happy that you kept it in veg mode. Save a couple buds for our next get together. Hopefully the others will have some saved as well, and Mike can be the judge.

And I did some digging. Looks like I had those clones off the mat and in the tent around March 3rd. Bout a week on the mat maybe 10 days and then 5 weeks of Red Solo Cup (unedited version) adventures and another two weeks waiting to go. I know I kept them bound up for a while before the transplant. Guess the Candida didn't like that...
 
The Candidas are a bit touchy. I can never let them get as dry as the rest or they're pissed!
 
I've been giving her the veg feed and a couple days later a light dose of CalMag and Armor Si with Diamond Nectar. I hoping to see some rapid improvement. If not she's my newest summer project, let the lessons continue!
 
If its rootbound then nothing much will help though except a bigger pot and a week or two. I've had plants pout for two weeks after a transplant before they realize that they're in new digs.
 
Well I'm hoping for a better bounce back than that. I decided to skip the second pic for tonight, that may have been too optimistic (is that a thing?). Two weeks you say well, that slows my decision time on how to handle her. I have her another drink tonight, bit of run off not too much, may a cup'n'hayf.

Good thing I like popcorn cuz this Candida has me like :popcorn:.
 
I'm not saying yours will take two weeks to bounce back, just that a couple of my plants (not just Candida) did. But I'm trying not to let anything get as bound up as I had been.
 
If it really rootbound it helps (at transplant) to score the roots and use shedloads of mycos :thumb:
 
I used to do that and then someone told me not to last year when I upcanned the BTa1 so I stopped. I think it's a good idea now and have gone back to it.

Teasing the Rootball of Plants: Why and How to Do It

Teasing the roots of a plant before planting may seem like a harsh thing to do as you are planting, but as explained here, it's just tough love.
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Let's kick off the Wednesday update with some extreme cuteness:
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I don't think that's enough for Facebook to get a handle on :).

Next up, let's take a look at the two remaining Candidas for the summer grow. This one is the top of the CDNT:
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Candida CDNT top

I had to put a tomato cage around the other one as it's already really floppy, and it doesn't even have any buds on it!
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Candida tomato cage

Speaking of Candidas, here is the cutting that grew a root while sitting in the water cup. Nice root, dead top. Toss it?
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Candida root

And last for the day, because I know you like to see smooshing, are the flowering three in the shed, packed in rather tightly now. From the front, it's Berry Bomb, AK-47, and Bedroom Cookies:
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Flowering three

I'm going to try to get at least two trimmed up tomorrow #nolarfclub. And I've got to up-pot the two BeBo clones and one of the Peyote Criticals, because I'm watering the solo cups every day!

That's what's happening in my back yard. I hope all is well in yours.
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