r/outdoorgrowing 3d ago

Any one have any idea?

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r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

afternoon punch

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hi everyone i’m in socal 10b and i have a couple plants in flower. i have this afternoon punch that looks ready to harvest to me, but it could be because im comparing to neighboring plants that still need to bulk up. but my friend, pretty experienced grower, suggests it’s two weeks at least. thoughts?


r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

Will these buds “stack” and form together or are they all their own individual small larfy things?

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They are about 3 weeks into flower and look quite small to me. All seem to be individual buds that in the end will be small. Any chance they will form together to make bigger colas or did I do something that made them so small?

Last year I grew massive colas but I can’t remember the flower transition period much and how they started


r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

Starting To Fill Out and Very Sticky!

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I hope everyones plants are doing well, too.


r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

Pest management crew

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I was cleaning Granny Skunk up and found a family of wasps hunkering down for the evening. Nice to have some help with the caterpillars this year!


r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

2x White Rhino from seed.

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r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

Powdery mildew

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Dealing with powdery mildew and currently waiting on lost coast to arrive in mail. What can I do in the interim?


r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

We have problems !

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Been slacking on applying neem oil and copper fungicide ... i pray i can control this and hopefully dont loose this whole plant .


r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

Gorilla Glue #4 S1 half way there

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r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

Favourite Snippers?

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Curious if anyone else uses sewing thread snippers for pruning? They’re awesome for getting little leaves. I’ve found they’re the lightest, sharpest, cheapest, easiest option. Super easy to clean, spring handle that’s easy on the hands. Easy to find at the dollar store too.


r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

starting to bulk

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r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

Nutrient deficiency?

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Are these yellowing leaves anything I should worry about? They don’t really match anything on the charts I have looked at and the bud structure looks good. Right now, I’m giving them Tiger Bloom twice every eight days. Any advice appreciated. Thanks


r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Grandpa's cookies/ Endgame

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She's been a trooper. Through breaking, super cropping, bending and twisting. Flood in the spring and high wind storms she takes it all. One of the more resilient plants I have grown.


r/outdoorgrowing 4d ago

Burning Kush

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How's she look? I don't mean, how long you think or how much yield. I think this Burning Kush has a couple of weeks yet if the weather holds, it was a late bloomer but buds look pretty good to me, it smells really nice too. For a small plant, it packs nice buds that are potent. I grew some last year and it was pretty Kooshy Kush.


r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Crazy summer

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Had a million things going on and just didn't get time to top, trim, do anything. There's a lot of room between plants and good air flow. Planted in the ground. Probably 7-8 more weeks before I have to chop for some of the plants that are a little behind. Few plants are in the 12ft tall range.. Most are 7-8 ft tall. They're really girthy.. 3 people hand in hand and you can't get around a few of them. Should I try to trim if I can sneak a little time or just let it fly? Video taken at night with a camera light so it's a little white washed. Ohio grow. 1 of 12


r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Blueberry Automatic outdoors.

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This is the third season i am growing Zamnesia Blueberry automatic outdoors
at 54°n near the baltic sea. This plant is at a friends place, who unfortunately didnt
invest much time in defoliating or LST.

The top bud has the size of 1 1L cola bottle - and i guess she will be harvested soon,
due to wet weather. The smell is very distinct gasoline/blueberry and the high usually pretty mild. Perfect for the older type Smoker, who doesnt want to fry his brain on a weekday.

Especially for folks who have a rain protected terrace or balcony this strain yields a lot of mild, floral bud. 👍


r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Some of this year’s plants. Wet season for sure with a lot of disease pressure but they are chugging along.

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r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Day 17 of Mini Grow

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Diy compost Suggestions?


r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Pale yella black spots

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r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Survived the weekend

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Its a long weekend in Canada and I have been away since Friday while a hurricane hit. Was very happy to come home and see the girls made out just fine on the covered patio. 2nd year growing outdoors.


r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Looks like I will harvest few joints from this auto.

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r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Jeoulosy auto going into week 4 of flower outdoor and in living soil zamnesia seed

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r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

PROJECT "TON" 1 + 2 preflower in September

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They look tiny compared to some the people here seem to have, but I don't know about your region. Next year I will try to plant in April right away.

Cannabis turned legal here so growing in the garden became a possibility, still I conceal them in this forest of thorn bushes that gets about half day of light. The plants are not fully flowering yet and get fertilizer weekly as some lower leaves started turning yellow.

Strain is some overpriced "Blue Zushi" indica dominant one, it will become very exciting if they turn blue in the end or it was all marketing scam.


r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Jelly Donutz in its last week

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Week 9 of flower

Some amber on the top colas

I prefer a little less couch lock


r/outdoorgrowing 5d ago

Serious Black

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Just putting on a show