Completed The 2023 Outdoor Auto-Photo Competition!

[MasonJarOG]

@Waira i ordered using the discount code and got me a big bottle!!

 

[TheMongol]

short and cut early?

Yeah, but no space to hide in there bro

I was finalise my selection and exodus from ranch in lasf week and this is real time to entry to competition After hard work,finally TROPICANNA POISON FAST and COTTON CANDY KUSH EARLY are in 170litres pots and DELICIOUS COOKIES EARLY is in 145 pot.

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And final replanting in last week
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DELICIOUS COOKIES EARLY
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Woah... 170 liter pot is for BIG girls for sure. Once i had a Durban Poison in a 120 liter pot and she got a beast!

good excuse to up your tent game though!

Exactly this year i'm in closing my tents in 1 week to have a rest of indoor growing, 3 and a half months no factory running i hope to find some corn fields next weekend

 

[Jean-O]

It loosk like i'm not in game this year as i can't find any corn, hectares of winter and summer barley all over, but no corn

What about the tree line around the fields? I use to plant right at the edge of a field in the tree line with decent success.

 

[Jpkindbud]

What about the tree line around the fields? I use to plant right at the edge of a field in the tree line with decent success.

Same, doesn’t get direct light all day but pretty good. My sweet seeds gorilla girl did pretty decent until 4 back to back frosts kicked her ass. Still yielded decent though.

 

[Prague guerilla love]

Yeah, but no space to hide in there bro

Woah... 170 liter pot is for BIG girls for sure. Once i had a Durban Poison in a 120 liter pot and she got a beast!

Exactly this year i'm in closing my tents in 1 week to have a rest of indoor growing, 3 and a half months no factory running i hope to find some corn fields next weekend

I hope at more than 500g+.Plants are big,coz they was have go to free soil, originally.And I have place from last year,but little shifted
But that private place was be divulged

 

[Jean-O]

@Waira photoperiod update.

Crazy Kush S1 looking wild and starting to throw some pistols, I'm hoping I didn't mess up with my lighting transition I had the FV s under 16 hours of light while vegging in the cab and we currently are around 14 and change outdoors under the sun. Time will tell what's going on there...

Skunk Hero is still chugging along and looking tough. Her indoor sister in the breeding cab has pretty much taken over the stretch is real with her hopefully this outdoor run hits beast mode the same way.

Speed Racer is holding tough as well as weather is getting better and Temps are holding pretty decent day n night.

The Devils Lettuce S1 is building up a nice shape also. It took all the girls a little bit of time to snap out of the frost damage they had but they all seem to be moving in the right direction again.

I'm hoping to get entry pics for the autos around this week things have been crazy busy ...

 

[Prague guerilla love]

Oh yeah, it's @Phyter here, which is the commercial Ag name for RotBlock... Have you checked out their section here yet?

Super bummer Mongol ... you've become a victim of responsible crop rotation -
... good excuse to up your tent game though!

Welcome PGL ... I like the selections mate, Sweet's FV's are among the best out there. I've been curious about Delicious too, they do have nice genetics but oddly we've not seen anybody run their FV's yet. This will be a good test for them!
My last Sweet F11FV was Red Mandarine, she performed very well. Here at 36 Lat., central Cali', she triggered bloom 3rd week of July and was done by first week Sept.- ...wonderful aroma or orange and licorice!

Are you growing guerilla style? If so, you need only update every 2 weeks depending on how difficult access is...

Oh yeah, it's @Phyter here, which is the commercial Ag name for RotBlock... Have you checked out their section here yet?

Super bummer Mongol ... you've become a victim of responsible crop rotation -
... good excuse to up your tent game though!

Welcome PGL ... I like the selections mate, Sweet's FV's are among the best out there. I've been curious about Delicious too, they do have nice genetics but oddly we've not seen anybody run their FV's yet. This will be a good test for them!
My last Sweet F11FV was Red Mandarine, she performed very well. Here at 36 Lat., central Cali', she triggered bloom 3rd week of July and was done by first week Sept.- ...wonderful aroma or orange and licorice!

Are you growing guerilla style? If so, you need only update every 2 weeks depending on how difficult access is...

Oh yes,this is guerilla style.Sorry I was overlook your reply Sweet seeds is one one my fovorite banks and Delicious seeds too.Both give accent to strong and interesting aromas

 

[TheMongol]

What about the tree line around the fields? I use to plant right at the edge of a field in the tree line with decent success.

Yeah, but in my case farmer drives over the fields to spray and so can see the plants, I'll be patience for sure.

 

[MasonJarOG]

Yeah, but in my case farmer drives over the fields to spray and so can see the plants, I'll be patience for sure.

Steady wins the race brother. Sometimes growing in plain sight and blending in can be very successful. People aren’t expecting to see the obvious.

 

[JP1]

Sorry guys for the mix-up!
Those I listed who haven't tried it before are in for a sponsored G&S type deal; those of us who have tested it in the past are excluded from this G&S gig, fair enough!
Get with Bryan in PM's, likely it'll be the small sized pack he'll send, which should be more than enough for several mid-size plants. Foliars are weekly, but prime time is late veg through bloom. It's effective against a variety of pathogens -

I'm just growing autos and I'd kinda like to see how they respond to rot, so I'd like to pass my sample on to somebody who can make better use of it. If you could push me to the back of the line please @Waira I'd love to try the product, but somebody else could make better use of it this summer then me