Outdoor RSC outdoors

[GanjaGrower]

So heres a couple of my RSC strains. They've been pretty beastly, and could have done with much more care, water especially, but they don't seem to have suffered to much. I got around 2 months until frost and the final pic shows how far they're into flower. (Second picture is a male that i ripped out today) I guess I'll be growing autoflowering plants next year!
I'll keep ya'll updated as I should have at least one Mazar-i-sharif, Lebanese, Pahari, and Parvarti.

 

[highlyfe420allday]

Lookin good but wht does RSC mean

 

[whatsgoodie]

Real Seed Company... http://therealseedcompany.com/

 

[highlyfe420allday]

Thanx WG those plants on their look real dank and some real decent prices

 

[cifer]

oh nice man i ordered the parvati.....at what latitude ur are man? are they starting flowering? (Parvati)

 

[GanjaGrower]

I'm around 43N. Parvati have been very hardy for me, and they're just starting to flower now. RSC has been the best plants I've had, and far outperformed the sensei seeds I had, except for the Guerrilla's Gusto. (Germinated 10 GG seeds and I have 6 plants now) However, I'm sure I'll need to find some strains better suited to my short flowering photoperiod, and I'll be doing a few mi5 seed runs this winter to prep as well. The soil is very sandy and doesn't offer much nutrients but they've still thrived there. I know most mj growers don't use miracle grow, but it's been great for me, and it is also quite affordable.

 

[GanjaGrower]

Seeing a bit of this odd curling in the new growth. The leaves peel off and curl, revealing the underside to the sun, but only in small dark purple blotches. Nothing serious I don't think though, maybe just a reaction to the hot summer.

 

[GanjaGrower]

These pictures are from around a week ago, the first is a lebanese, and the second is a LSTmazar. (could someone move this to the photosensitive thread?)

 

[Cave Dirt Cody]

I have some of the lebenese. Can't wait to try them. How close are they to finising?

 

[GanjaGrower]

Well here's a picture of three lebanese and it's pretty clear how small they are still so I hope to keep them out there for at least 4 more weeks since they are about 4 weeks into flowering.
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