Completed The 2023 Outdoor Auto-Photo Competition!

[MasonJarOG]

@Waira @WildBill Great tips!! Didn't know we needed to add a suficant to the mix?

Gotta love that snake. When I lived in the high desert we used to get lots of big rattlers and king's. My long handled fine mesh fishing net I used for scoping shad at the lake was real handy on the rattlers.

 

[Kyote]

@Waira Sauced up and getting ready to mix up the rot block.

Curious how other people have been applying, storing and using it?

My thought was to mix 5gr with 20 oz of h2o and spray solely on these plants and around them for one full application. Seal up the bag and refridge the remaining powder package.

I also found a garter snake creeping around my plants too. snakepower!

Toss me experience with Rotblock in as well ...

I start foliar spraying once a week towards the end of June. I do any thinning to coincide with Rotblock day. I stopped with Rotblock about 10 days or so before chop the last two years. Last year, I had a Blackberry Gum that i did the final chop on November 14th with no issues. I do have a rain/dew tarp covering me little grow as well. It was an exceptionally dry and warm late summer, early fall here, so a bit lucky as well.

It does feel weird foliar spraying flowers. Counterintuitive for me.

I also foliar 2 or 3x a week with humic/fulvic acid and kelp tea. I make a tea bag out of a coffee filter at a 5:2 ratio of H/f to the kelp in a quart jar. I then dilute a bit of that into the quart sprayer @ 100 to 150ppm. Couple drops of Bronners peppermint soap as well is added.

What a lot of folks on the island do is use a leaf blower to knock heavy dew and rain off their plants when necessary. They grow some monsters here using that method.

I didn't do anything special storing it, and it worked for 2 years. I don't know if it will work this year as well. Time will tell with that.

 

[MasonJarOG]

All great information and much appreciated! Just when you got something dialed in you see how little you know.

 

[Jean-O]

Speed Racer S1 photo is moving at a decent pace but not quite as vigorous as the other 2 photos in the comp. Definitely a lot of the Lilac Diesel in this phenotype

RBF auto seems to be moving forward from its trauma lol. Treatments are working and the pest have seemed to bugger off!

Kush Kush auto looking very strong! I'm looking forward to seeing how this thing flowers outdoors. She is a hearty producer of large rock solid flowers indoors.

second RBF I need to get an entry card for this one I'd like to replace the RIP Strawburried Kush the coon knocked off with.

@Waira weekly update on the OD girls

Devils Lettuce S1 photo is really pushing hard. I need to make a wooden frame to trellis this plant here in a few weeks.

Skunk Hero F1 photo showing lots of vigor hopefully ill have some time this weekend to set up the first layer of trellising

we finally got a decent amount of rain over the past few days whoop whoop it was getting dry!!!

 

[Growtogrow]

Speed Racer S1 photo is moving at a decent pace but not quite as vigorous as the other 2 photos in the comp. Definitely a lot of the Lilac Diesel in this phenotype
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RBF auto seems to be moving forward from its trauma lol. Treatments are working and the pest have seemed to bugger off!
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Kush Kush auto looking very strong! I'm looking forward to seeing how this thing flowers outdoors. She is a hearty producer of large rock solid flowers indoors.

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second RBF I need to get an entry card for this one I'd like to replace the RIP Strawburried Kush the coon knocked off with.
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@Waira weekly update on the OD girls

Devils Lettuce S1 photo is really pushing hard. I need to make a wooden frame to trellis this plant here in a few weeks.
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Skunk Hero F1 photo showing lots of vigor hopefully ill have some time this weekend to set up the first layer of trellising
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we finally got a decent amount of rain over the past few days whoop whoop it was getting dry!!!

Looking a little greener. Jean'O

Did you guys get a little bit of rain down there? We got a little bit here not very much though. Maybe a quarter of an inch. Very little I got about 20 gallons in my big tank and the 1 55 barrel got about 20 or 25 gallons as well.
My other two barrels weren't lined up properly enough for the water to drain in from the hanging open air ease trough, ugh. so didn't catch to much water. Still better some than none. If we were supposed to get rain last night it was supposed to be the big rain. Sometimes I think it's just better luck going to the casino then listening to these weather people.

 

[Jean-O]

Looking a little greener. Jean'O

Did you guys get a little bit of rain down there? We got a little bit here not very much though. Maybe a quarter of an inch. Very little I got about 20 gallons in my big tank and the 1 55 barrel got about 20 or 25 gallons as well.
My other two barrels weren't lined up properly enough for the water to drain in from the hanging open air ease trough, ugh. so didn't catch to much water. Still better some than none. If we were supposed to get rain last night it was supposed to be the big rain. Sometimes I think it's just better luck going to the casino then listening to these weather people.

It rained for pretty much 2 full days my way. It was very appreciated! I think everything is going to enjoy it but my creek out back is still empty so we're still pretty dry this season going to need a lot more rain to get caught up. I caught a huge snapping turtle that wondered up from the creek yesterday and returned it out back hopefully it finds itself some water.

 

[420Forever]

It rained for pretty much 2 full days my way.

showoff ppp

 

[420Forever]

ok, well, fwiw, here'z a quick pic of the 5 photoz that i started indoorz that i've now moved outside, still in their 1 gal potz, and the plan is to do sum tranzplanting this weekend, cuz it'z suppozed to cool down a bit....i did end up planting 8 new beanz in all the big potz outside in the meantime & all have sprouted, but only about half are gonna actually do anything, so.... anyway, yes, the girlz below should def be way, way bigger, given their age, but since puttin em outside, they def seem to luv it, so hopefully, they'll start pickin up & take off, fingerz crossed at this point, they range in age from 22-33 dayz....the two in front are skunk hero 22 & grandpa'z exodus from @Jean-O and the middle one in back is runtz from linda....thoze 3 are the strong runnerz....the other 2 small onez are lemon skunk & green scout cookiez & i'm still not sure what i'll end up doin with them, lol the growtrain rollz...slowly...on ppp

 

[Kyote]

@Waira weekly update time

All organic grow here wit home brewed gnome teas of various flavorz for da gurlz

Autowreck from T20M around 17 dayz or so

Kush Kush and CBD Haze autos from Jean-O. 5-6 dayz .. they will be outdoors late next week

Texada Timewarp photo

Blueberry photo

Keep seeing in me mind these photos getting dis happening later on.. haven't done one since i moved here so maybe dis year

 

[Growtogrow]

It rained for pretty much 2 full days my way. It was very appreciated! I think everything is going to enjoy it but my creek out back is still empty so we're still pretty dry this season going to need a lot more rain to get caught up. I caught a huge snapping turtle that wondered up from the creek yesterday and returned it out back hopefully it finds itself some water.

Nice you got some rain.

I didn't get much here. 2 rain tank's got me a total of about 30 gallons. Or about 1 watering that used last night. There's little to no rain in the forecast for the next 7 days. So I guess I'm going to be putting some city water in my tank
I suppose about 30 gallons to bubble off. Enough for 1 watering. Then see how the weather goes.