Thank you brother. Made it through the night without any over the top weather. Got a little over 2 inches of rain and the horse weeds close to my house aren't laid over so everything at the patch should be in good shape. I chopped the rest of my two biggest IAs in the small patch last night. The PP X SL is finishing up in a hurry. I'm guessing two weeks max and she'll be ripe.
Watching this one closely, can't wait to drop some of these beans, I may just run a few indoors as I am already itching for next year. Everything looks amazing bro!
Stay tuned. The MC is shaping up to be a keeper in my future grows.
Got a full plant shot mate ?
I'll get one for you tomorrow.
Cheers
fuck when it comes in for me and my indoors finished, I'm taking a break for some months. I think I may have over done it, not saying i don't enjoy it, but it's getting to be more like work more and more and im ready to just kick back and smoke.
I'm running a dinafem OG this year as well, how many weeks on us this one? Seems all of my strains are a few weeks behind where they typically are. Looks amazing and I r heard gud things about this strain.
My OG didn't trigger until about 3 weeks ago.
Me to brother...me to...I'm about burned out for the year lol..be glad when it's wrapped up.
Nothing comes easy,I am beat down this year from the heat and extra watering.and then comes harvest,the work should pay off
No one works harder for their crops than you guerrilla growers. Every ounce earned for sure. Started my first outdoors grow in 75 columbian bagseed. I didn't know shit about flowering times then, chopped them in Nov. after a couple heavy frosts. Could hardly get a buzz. Next 2 crops up in the mountains got ripped off during bow season. I learned then that elk hunters will follow elk anywhere and elk can go thru the nastiest blow downs you've ever seen, ended my outdoor grows. My hats off to you all that keep going thru thick and thin....great respect.
It was dry in June but July and August were record breakers for rainfall. Nevertheless the stress I have had from mold issues and bud worms (in August) has taken it's toll. Botanigard put the bud worms in check and the humidity has finally subsided so hopefully it's going to be a little less stressful the remainder of my grow.
Guerrilla grows are truly a labor of love and necessity lol.
True that. If I could grow in my yard, I doubt I would be on my {55 year old} hands and knees crawling through a thicket of grapevines with a bucket of water. I think I'm going to buy a garden hose every time I go to town the next few months, so that by spring I can run water to a few of my close by patches.