Outdoor trailanimals 2018 grows

[Dudeski]

I use to think nanners were a genetic tendency that some plants carry, and they came out with stress. I had been thinking heat stress in the greenhouse. So this year I made changes to the greenhouse to increase venting and keep heat down. Hasn't seemed ridiculously hot to me. Now I'm wondering if high humidity may be a stressor. Environment over last couple of weeks: Temps running mid 50s F to 80F, diurnal RH 60 to 96%, heavy rain showers daily. So grobros, whose had experience with nanners?

I wish I could help. Sucks that you lose some weight but at least you can add to the stash!

 

[trailanimal]

I wish I could help. Sucks that you lose some weight but at least you can add to the stash!

gonna be good smoke, very frosty, and Sativa, so I wasn't waiting on full maturity as I would with an Indica

 

[trailanimal]

Silky and her nest relocated to similarly protected location

 

[trailanimal]

I'm way behind in pics taking for updates! Here's Sweet Skunk in yesterday's morning radiance. Check the photons! No rain in last 24 hrs, first time in many days. And this morn is starting with sun, yea! Another laundry day in camp

 

[pop22]

Sativa and mostly Sativa are more genetically inclined to hermie more than Indicas and most hybrids that are mostly Indica. And yes, stress triggers them. Looking at them wrong can cause it also....... they are fickle lol!

gonna be good smoke, very frosty, and Sativa, so I wasn't waiting on full maturity as I would with an Indica

 

[pop22]

Somebody has finally found a safe place to grow Skunk..........LOL!

I'm way benind in pics taking for updates! Here's Sweet Skunk in yesterday's morning radiance. Check the photons! No rain in last 24 hrs, first time in many days. And this morn is starting with sun, yea! Another laundry day in campView attachment 935941

 

[trailanimal]

Sativa and mostly Sativa are more genetically inclined to hermie more than Indicas and most hybrids that are mostly Indica. And yes, stress triggers them. Looking at them wrong can cause it also....... they are fickle lol!

Sativas, not all but most, are touchy up here.
Blue Dream always does well, and Citrus Noir is, well, fuckingouttasight!

 

[trailanimal]

Somebody has finally found a safe place to grow Skunk..........LOL!

She always rocks in the greenhouse, so just had to see how she holds up for fall ripening in the garden. July!, everything does well outside in July. End of next month could drop to 20f overnight, or not! That's the big threat to finishing outdoor up here. Could be 2 weeks 45f rain, clear one night and boom, 20f in the morn. Probably around a 40% probablity, so you see the odds are in me favor, I am a ...cup's half full kinda guy.....hehe, damn the torpedoes, full steam!

 

[trailanimal]

Sliky update:
The move was too much for her, checked the new nest location this morn, no Silky, poor gal. I always feel it's problematic for wild ones to cozy up to humans. I tired to respect her space during the grow, hoping her brood would hatch before harvest. Cutting her tree down was it for her. The nest is safe, babies will issue forth soon, I think.

 

[trailanimal]

Been real wet warm and humid, 65F, RH 65 to 98%, nothing but more of the same in the forecast, last 2 weeks basically the same. I decided to harvest Citrus Noir. She has such large juicy and very sticky buds, I couldn't hack taking her a part looking for bud rot. I feel so safe and good now.........D94 from seed......

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