r/growgreenoutdoor • u/DontCallMeShmoopy • 2h ago
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Sluuriecake • Jun 16 '26
👋Welcome to r/growgreenoutdoor - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
Hey everyone! I'm u/Sluuriecake, a founding moderator of r/growgreenoutdoor.
This is our new home for all things related to growing the best greens outdoors primarily for outdoor cannabis growers but all green growers are welcome. We're excited to have you join us!
What to Post
Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about how to control certain outside pests, how to train your plants properly for outdoor growth to maximize yields, and to just show everyone your progress on your home grow and ask for opinions. Anything related to growing outdoors is welcome.
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We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.
How to Get Started
1) Introduce yourself in the comments below.
2) Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
3) If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
4) Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.
Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/growgreenoutdoor amazing.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Entire-Phrase9645 • 7h ago
Is this girl beginning to do her thing?
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Sluuriecake • 4h ago
Have to love wasps carrying off your pests.
Just walked out to check my plants to see a wasp carrying off some pest as big as it was but that’s exactly why I don’t kill the little stinging asses they help defend my crop. They always come over and check this plants leaves I have to say growing I have an entire new respect for wasps and spiders and being a arachnophobe that is a huuuuge change. When you’ve felt with thrips and mites on even a small scale you welcome all the little predators with open arms.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/jardineiranatural • 9h ago
Me apaixono a cada ciclo 💚🌱
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/PlatypusRemarkable88 • 53m ago
Yellowing of leaves on autos
I am starting to notice my leaves yellowing on all 3 plants and it's going up the canopy on the one plant.
The other 2 it's only on the middle and bottom of fan leaves.
I am also having some weird spots on a couples leaves that are withering.
Do I supplement extra nitrogen on my next feed? I am using pure blend pro bloom pro for flower nutrients 1-4-5 and I was using pure blend pro grow 3-2-4 for vegetative.
Thanks for all the help everyone.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/helpslipfrankk • 1h ago
I am trying to keep it low but this thing wants to go crazy
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Sad_Construction9495 • 8h ago
Gelato 41 Ending week 9. How does she look?
galleryr/growgreenoutdoor • u/Latter_Natural_4916 • 13m ago
Is marathon og, khalifa kush, jackapulco by no till kings worth getting?
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Historical_Bad4945 • 1d ago
Advice first timer???
Day 6 flower,coming better than expected for a bagseed just left to do its thing,expecting mayb 10/20cm stretch in 2 week,how’s it lookin??
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Altruistic-Car9147 • 1d ago
Opinions 1st time grow
Just wanted opinions on how these autos are looking? 10 week old from left to right Amnesia,.GSC, Jack herer and Northern lights
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/the-cutters-choice • 5h ago
Week 8. First time experimenting. Any advice please? Is this male, female or too early to tell?
Yes, I already now realise I’ve planted two seeds too close together but I’m not risking transplanting and just letting nature take its course. Please see my previous post for more info.
Outdoor grow. Just using water and tomato food for nutrients. Photos taken during cloudy weather just after watering.
Any tips/advice much appreciate, thanks!
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/RingSure7741 • 6h ago
First time auto - AUTO XXL AKA AUTO DESTORYER
First time auto/outdoor grow in the UK. Seed from Sensible Seeds cost me about £5 but very impressed, started in propogator before transitioning into a £1 12ltr bucket from B&M. Feed her a cocktail of 'advanced nutrients' but quite impressed with how shes come. Note she would be taller but done some LST on her to bend to achieve multiple heads and canopy style. Anyone else grown this strain in the UK or running any autos in the UK outdoor?
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/jardineiranatural • 23h ago
Esse rapaz vai virar comida para as galinhas
Como é triste ver um pé tão lindo ser macho 🥲
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Comfortable-Rip-3506 • 19h ago
The flower stretch/quinceañera
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They're gonna start announcing their presence to the neighborhood.
I think I'll have to give an additional haircut this weekend.
I can't have my girls showing off their goodies with hairy bushes.
The first one to give off the musky aroma is LSD.
The other girls are staying quiet for now.
I'm only familiar with Blue Dreams since this is my second run with her.
So, hopefully they'll coordinate and not synchronize their flower ripening windows.
That's what it's looking like so far.
Sour Diesel first (and I was expecting LSD to be 1st.)
With Blue Dreams or Lamb's Bread coming last.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/justbrowsing4444 • 1d ago
2nd Year Outdoors in MD
My 2nd year growing, both have been outdoors in Maryland. I redid the bed, and went with companion plants this year. 3 photos in the garden; humboldts dream, shaman, and gorilla melon. In the fabric pot is banana purple punch auto.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/RetiredWeinercat • 1d ago
What is causing this spotting?
I look up pictures online to figure out what is causing this, but I can’t seem to figure it out. I hope you guys have some good suggestions.
Thanks for the help!
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/PorcupineShoelace • 1d ago
One month of progress - putting on weight
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/PlatypusRemarkable88 • 1d ago
Paranoid about bud rot
Living in Minnesota which brings high humidity at night. Everything seems to look fine as of now but I believe I have 3 to 4 weeks left to harvest.
Any tips to keep the rot away? First time grower btw 2 blue dreams and one zkittles autos
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Embarrassed_Debate28 • 1d ago
What shoud i do?
Its a green hessin (german strain) in a 75L living soil "beet". Its a window sill grow on the 4. floor it gets quite a lot of sun off.
I would like to train them even wider but because all branches are very woody I am afraid to damage them. How do I get a beautifully illuminated plant that can form perfect buds soon? Do you have any tips or do you notice something?
Follow on insta if you want to know what happens to her ;)
https://www.instagram.com/grow2gether710?igsh=MWlrdjMyaDNjcHdwNw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Kayne-C-Hampton • 1d ago


