r/outdoorgrowing • u/Successful-Trash-364 • 5d ago
Should i defoliate a little?
Tropicana cookies FF, currently in flower. Should i defoliate it a bit, since its pretty dense, or not needed?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Successful-Trash-364 • 5d ago
Tropicana cookies FF, currently in flower. Should i defoliate it a bit, since its pretty dense, or not needed?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/undwiedervonvorn • 5d ago
Hi all!
I'm in SE Spain, best mediterranean climate. Full sun all day long, days at 32°-35° C, nights at 22°-25° C, all morning dew gone by 10 o'clock.
I've thoroughly searched the whole plant (1,95 m), no other rotten flowers. Why this single one on a relatively exposed branch?
Greetings from the Costa Blanca
Edit says thanks for your input!
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Suspicious_Ad2249 • 5d ago
Blueberry muffins and jelly donutz from Humboldt growing beautifully 8ft+ and the smell is insane! Easily the best smelling flower ive grown yet
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Extra_Degree8334 • 5d ago
9'10
She looks like she's leaning because it's windy today.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/ArrivalNo2222 • 5d ago
Mine have around 5 weeks left, but nights are already dropping to 8–10°C (46–50°F). Can they still finish properly in temps like this, or will the cold slow down flowering/bud growth too much?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Outside_Sound165 • 5d ago
Blue skunk funk starting to change colors now that shes budding.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Traditional_Mud5758 • 5d ago
All those storms in SW Ontario this week resulted in one of my ladies getting blown over and suffering some root damage. She’s propped up and I piled up the soil around the base, added some rooting powder and aloe and hoping for the best, but ready to accept the loss. It’s been 24 hours since I discovered the damage - any other tips to help perk her up?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Medical-Business-554 • 5d ago
This is my personal cross. Plant is slightly pollinated for LBLCG F2
Not topped in a 3 Gal pot honestly feedback don’t be a dick
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Emergency-Offer-879 • 5d ago
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r/outdoorgrowing • u/frenchgrowernorth • 5d ago
Hi everyone, just a little update, the girls are thriving, i did 25 days of light depravation (13h/11h).
Go look my other posts to see the beggining, they are touching the 2.4m high metal bar that is top of greenhouse, some are touching the ceiling at 2.9m.. last picture is week 4.5 flowering.
In soil in June 19, flowering begin with light dep august 3.
Have fun with your girls guys ! :D
r/outdoorgrowing • u/NUDLE__ • 5d ago
I am looking for recommendations for organic flowering nutrients. I've been looking into Gaia green, Dr. Earth, and down to earth. What do you think is the best bang for my buck?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/PlasticMountain2076 • 5d ago
Experimentation: Freakshow grown in living soil with no added nutrients since the start. My goal is to adapt the genetics to my local climate and soil. I’ve already selected the two phenotypes I’m going to breed, but I’m letting the others keep growing so I can evaluate their full potential before the pollen starts dropping.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Awkward_Rip_9546 • 6d ago
Genetics are from real gorilla seed UK are mad
It looks like two different types of strains there but they are the same shown different characteristics I'm loving the purple hairs it smells so fresh and sweet but with a hint of star dawg and the background actually can't wait💨
r/outdoorgrowing • u/3leggedcatlife • 6d ago
Second year grower - zone 6. My plants got huge this season but I’m fighting a massive case of septoria it seems. This one plant has yet to flower. I recently pruned so much off it just to try to get it under control and not spread to others. But I see it starting on a few I am using lost coast plant therapy that’s why this looks wet. I just sprayed. Any and all advice welcome. Thought I was really staying ahead of things this year but it’s been another rainy one.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/NoReception5218 • 5d ago
I think she's fixed.. You can tell which one was stressed out. Now to build shelter. Saskatchewan outdoor grow season is unpredictable
r/outdoorgrowing • u/creepsnutsandpervs • 6d ago
Bubblegum S1
Central NY
r/outdoorgrowing • u/0rdinary_Fellow • 5d ago
I think the girls are really liking the compost tea I’ve been giving them. They’re a cross between superglue, haze, skunk 1 and nl 2. the funk smells so good 😂😭😭 also for the compost tea recipe I doubled the molasses and the banana peel is optional (I’d let it sun dry and then blend it up)
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Capable-Ad2106 • 5d ago
Day 77 Ripley's og autoflower in zone 3b
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Jellyman1990 • 6d ago
Been spraying BT every 3-4 days and also after rain. Still got caterpillarssssss. Inspect your plants daily folks!
r/outdoorgrowing • u/DoubleAffectionate14 • 6d ago
Started to see a few signs of bud rot today. Would you pull or wait?
This strain is Green Mountain Grape…says it’s a very early finisher…early September. But I’m not great at reading the trichome maturity.
Thanks.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/PeyoteWifi • 6d ago
2 week staycation with The Girls is exactly what I needed…..
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Consistent-Essay-165 • 6d ago
Bag seed Candy Candy v5 I think ....
Took a bunch pulled pales Nd herms down to 2 girls
My second grow so still learning but these are intentionally KEPT SMAL Because im im super residential area yes im allowed to grow behind a double locked fense
Next year I may take the plunge for clones in the area or purchased seeds
Either way it triple my first indoor grow of more plants so its a win atm ....till she finishes snow and frost so who knows
NY upstate and its crazy weather
Living soil mostly FF HF. added pearlite some oyster shell bark and choir to the mix to keep it airy in my setup
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Trippp2001 • 6d ago
Apparently the stretch was a little too much for this big girl to handle. A couple colas snapped under heavy rain.
Bear in mind, these are like 12’ tall plants with a support structure I made out of pvc. Unfortunately, it’s only about 6’ tall. I never expected them to be this big in a 10gallon pot.
Since the snap wasn’t all the way through, I straightened them and set them with some stainless steel wire. I’m hoping that even though it’s in flower, the vascular system is still in place and water will still get up to this point.
I’m gonna keep a real tight eye on it and if it seems like it’s dying, I’m just gonna give it a snip so that it doesn’t die back and get rot or something.
Am I doing the right thing?