Completed The 2022 Outdoor Auto-Photo Competition!

:smoking:she's a lost classic alright, great to see some getting the love still!
DP does have a "truer" version than most, and that aroma profile is tell tale,...
DP version (photo) did win 1ste prize on C.A.B.A. for "best weed" and "best high indoor"


Like NL, I've not grown her yet, but unlike NL, I don't think WW would do well in my conditions outside. Fairly poor mold resistance I believe, but maybe with RotBlock/Phyter it could be landed cleanly enough-
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That RotBlock is a lifesaver, that's for sure!!!


BLD, I hear there are some superb pheno's out there, with KO stank of that very kind - :thumbsup:
She is a stinky one!! :gassy:

Post us some dry porn when ready!
I'll do that!! Wouldn't leave you hangin' ;)
 
The flower stage is on :vibe:
 

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Too busy to do just one post right now.
Here’s the SnowG day 149 and just finished thinning her out and semi lollipop this plant. I’d rather send the flower power to the tops.would make a crazy outdoor or indoor scrog.
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Too busy to do just one post right now.
Here’s the SnowG day 149 and just finished thinning her out and semi lollipop this plant. I’d rather send the flower power to the tops.would make a crazy outdoor or indoor scrog.
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Those are going to be enormous buds, buddy :thumbsup:
You wait and see. Might even be worth it to hit her with a couple of PK tea's to boost all that flower power :cheers:
 
It's been a week or there about's since my last update.
We have just had another mini-heatwave in the UK 4 days of 35C the days building up to that were mighty warm too!
I managed to get in two good waterings 3 days apart, just prior to the heatwave.
I then had to sit and wonder if I had done enough?
The holes had been filled with Biobizz All mix which is full of organic matter good at retaining moisture, as well as the water retaining gel crystals I added to the soil.
Four very hot days followed but the rain eventually came.
We had 15mm of rain which was only 10mm less than the whole month previous.
15mm over a sqr meter is 15 liters of water, they had a good drink.
The ground was baked hard, I was worried when the rain fell, it would just flow down the slope, that the plot is on!
Luckily the rain came down softly for the first hour or two, gently softening the dry soil, allowing for the heavier down pour later on, to more easily soak in.
Any worries of going back to a bunch of dead plants, has now lifted.
They are in fine shape and showed no signs of stress.
They have grown a good amount and are now starting to flower!
From now on it will be weekly updates as I need to go feed them once a week
Happy days!:smoking:
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This pic shows the slight incline the plot is on.

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    Shiva's Mistress

    points: 10
    UK Guerilla!

    krug

    points: 20
    Nice lil' plot you've got going there bud! Might I suggest that if ru off maybe an issue ...a bit of light forking around the grow area, may help encourage water dispersion to your ladies(and avoid total run off... just a thought...
It's been a week or there about's since my last update.
We have just had another mini-heatwave in the UK 4 days of 35C the days building up to that were mighty warm too!
I managed to get in two good waterings 3 days apart, just prior to the heatwave.
I then had to sit and wonder if I had done enough?
The holes had been filled with Biobizz All mix which is full of organic matter good at retaining moisture, as well as the water retaining gel crystals I added to the soil.
Four very hot days followed but the rain eventually came.
We had 15mm of rain which was only 10mm less than the whole month previous.
15mm over a sqr meter is 15 liters of water, they had a good drink.
The ground was baked hard, I was worried when the rain fell, it would just flow down the slope, that the plot is on!
Luckily the rain came down softly for the first hour or two, gently softening the dry soil, allowing for the heavier down pour later on, to more easily soak in.
Any worries of going back to a bunch of dead plants, has now lifted.
They are in fine shape and showed no signs of stress.
They have grown a good amount and are now starting to flower!
From now on it will be weekly updates as I need to go feed them once a week
Happy days!:smoking:

Glad to hear the rain came slowly!
We had a few drops here, but not much.
Otherwise, no rain I think for over a month.
And then a few weeks before that as well.
Needed to get some water to my last outdoor girls.
But had people right by my site today, so that didn't happen.
At least the heat is off for now.
 
It's been a week or there about's since my last update.
We have just had another mini-heatwave in the UK 4 days of 35C the days building up to that were mighty warm too!
I managed to get in two good waterings 3 days apart, just prior to the heatwave.
I then had to sit and wonder if I had done enough?
The holes had been filled with Biobizz All mix which is full of organic matter good at retaining moisture, as well as the water retaining gel crystals I added to the soil.
Four very hot days followed but the rain eventually came.
We had 15mm of rain which was only 10mm less than the whole month previous.
15mm over a sqr meter is 15 liters of water, they had a good drink.
The ground was baked hard, I was worried when the rain fell, it would just flow down the slope, that the plot is on!
Luckily the rain came down softly for the first hour or two, gently softening the dry soil, allowing for the heavier down pour later on, to more easily soak in.
Any worries of going back to a bunch of dead plants, has now lifted.
They are in fine shape and showed no signs of stress.
They have grown a good amount and are now starting to flower!
From now on it will be weekly updates as I need to go feed them once a week
Happy days!:smoking:
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This pic shows the slight incline the plot is on.

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Nice work brother!:greenthumb::toke:
 
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