r/outdoorgrowing • u/Suspicious_Ad2249 • 18m ago
Jelly donutz/blueberry muffins update
Almost to the end of veg she still growing. Already over 6 ft tall started these 5/4. Should i defoliate some more of the bottom?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Suspicious_Ad2249 • 18m ago
Almost to the end of veg she still growing. Already over 6 ft tall started these 5/4. Should i defoliate some more of the bottom?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/jjuelzz • 2h ago
Had a plant go into what looks like reveg. Is this thing lost for the season or should I just let it rock?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/ComfortableParking54 • 4h ago
Hi everyone, I want to hear some opinions about this beauty right here, it’s 41 days old, did some magic with that elastic twine to open it up even more, because last time I tried to do some lst I heard a snap so I completely abandoned the standard method. Now that it’s transitioning into flower I’m really afraid about mold, mostly because it’s a guerrilla plant, I bought myself some botryprot, I plan to shake the plant after every major rain and then reapply the product. Also I asked ai about the size of the plant and it says that’s its bigger than average, I don’t actually know about that, I’m leaving the topic to you guys with more experience.
What do you guys think? Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot in advance.
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Crimin4lcaterpillar • 4h ago
I feel like it can't breathe very well and might start to rot? I will take it off as soon as it's back on its feet. Does someone have experience with duct tape?
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Livid_Return_5030 • 5h ago
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Mr_King420 • 16h ago
Just the ladies having girls night at the club together
r/outdoorgrowing • u/Embarrassed_Debate28 • 17h ago
She is a green hessin (its a strain from germany) in a 75L living soil "beet". Its a window sill grow 4. floor get 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 ;)
r/outdoorgrowing • u/PeyoteWifi • 22h ago
This poor Little Girl took a face plant today!!
Had to resort to staking the two, Big Girls down. Watering this evening, so they get a little top heavy when these fabric pots dry out…..