Massachusetts Outdoor Grow 2019

[michael49]

Updated photo from today.

Two of them are autos that are already in flower!! - friend gave me the seeds (unknown variety).

Going small this year - transplanted all into 5 gallon fabric pots except the tall one in the middle, which is a Neville's Haze (10 gallon). The other two are both a blueberry cross that I grew last year.

These plants are 5 weeks from seed.

Feeding nothing but rainwater and compost tea so far.

 

[BelchertownBuddy]

Getting closer

 

[BelchertownBuddy]

Looking great black-thumb

 

[jbcCT]

I'm jealous of the Massachusetts growers right now. I'm in New England and still have to hide which sucks.

Look forward to seeing how this thread plays out. Happy summer peoples.

 

[BelchertownBuddy]

CT will get there. The medical evidence is overwhelming.

 

[Lostsoul41387]

Lots out,What do you use for soil?

I use ffof at the moment. Would like to start creating my own super soil though!I have pretty great results with ffof also tho, it's just to damn pricey! Lol

 

[Black-Thumb]

Looking great black-thumb

Same to you! You must be pumped you waited...those are looking excellent. Cant wait to see them in natural light when they get done.

Holding out is tough, but oh so worth it.

 

[BelchertownBuddy]

This morning pics
Pic 1 fruity pebble’s. Pic 2 Afghansi

 

[MadMel]

I also enjoy creating trees in ma. I have found that Barney's genetics are very suitable for our unpredictable climate.
Grew peyote critical and lsd last year and both fought mold very well.
Going with their shiksaberry and gorilla zkittlez this year. Both are supposed to be mold and pest resistant.
Good luck.

I am growing peyote critical this year and would like to know as much as you can tell me about it. I am on the 39th parallel (Kentucky) and realize that there is climate differences between us.

 

[dubekoms]

Cloudy and a bit cooler last few days. Plants are toughing it out. Hopefully we get more sun this weekend. Pulled two more males yesterday, looks like I'll have 9 females this year. Roots haven't filled the pots fully yet so I can wait on transplanting for a little while.

 

[BelchertownBuddy]

Ladies are looking beautiful

 

[dubekoms]

Ladies are looking beautiful

Thanks man. Aiming for a good yield this season.

 

[Sepmerfi31]

Its great to find a good MA thread!!! Im in the 781. Have grown mostly indoors for the last 5 years, going to set an auto out on the back deck this year and see what happens. Have been bringing her out in the day and in at night, over the last week or so. I look forward to gaining some knowledge fro you all!

 

[BelchertownBuddy]

Looks like plenty of nitrogen from miss hen. Ha ha ha

 

[BelchertownBuddy]

She’s looking great Semperfi

 

[Black-Thumb]

Its great to find a good MA thread!!! Im in the 781. Have grown mostly indoors for the last 5 years, going to set an auto out on the back deck this year and see what happens. Have been bringing her out in the day and in at night, over the last week or so. I look forward to gaining some knowledge fro you all!

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Welcome! 781 here also. Glad to have you on board.

Shes looking happy!

 

[Lostsoul41387]

I am growing peyote critical this year and would like to know as much as you can tell me about it. I am on the 39th parallel (Kentucky) and realize that there is climate differences between us.

Just harvested some peyote critical, everything went well, 1000 watt hps, ffof soil, indoor though.

 

[Black-Thumb]

Just harvested some peyote critical, everything went well, 1000 watt hps, ffof soil, indoor though.

Wow. Looks like it came out awesome.

 

[BelchertownBuddy]

Drying time

 

[Black-Thumb]

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Nice! Looks great.

I use the brown paper bag method now. Once space became an issue I needed to find a different way. Haha