New england growers thread!!!

[hobogrower]

Yeah the grobama looks like another 6 to 8 week indy it loves nutes it already taking full strenght alaska morbloom 0-10-10 and a pinch of bat g. Tips outdoor read the farmers almanac for estimated frost dates in your area. Plant on planting dates get early strains (sounds like you got that covered) Do not plant around cedar pine fir ext they are high acidic soil areas. Look for an area that would stay green into the fall one of my favorites it raspberry patches. Dig big holes and get a dog and take him out everytime you go and you will never have to worry about critters.

 

[hobogrower]

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Coldframes are actually real easy to build, took me about 5 hours to make.
All u gotta do is find a pane of glass or acouple panes of glass and measure their length and width, then construct a wooden box about a foot or two high. Make sure theirs a little space for oxygen and wind to come through on the bottom. But it has to be slightly slanted for rain to slide off easily. And frost comes from the sky, so the glass sheilds the seelings.it also protects the seedlings from and pests. If you plan on growing in new england i strongly sudgest using a cold box. Last year I grew 15 feminized lowryder #2. In two months from seed I had 12 nice plants with probably 45-50 grams each. Lowryder is the way to go nigga!

Maybe you could hook us up with a tutorial on how to build this amazing contraption i want one now. sounds pretty sweet

 

[yoyogrow]

Hobogrower


Thanks for the info. I was thinking about taking my dog along with me but she is a girl. Does it have to be a male dog to have any affect? Where I live there are a lot of fern patches, maples, pine, oak, birch.

 

[hobogrower]

No it doesn't matter if critters catch one wiff of dog they won't go near your stuff and the scent will stay long after your gone ferns would be a good place to plant

 

[yoyogrow]

Im about to go look at some spots i found earlier. Ill take some pics and post them up here.

 

[yoyogrow]

Here are a few of the spots I was looking at today. Some look pretty good but im not sure how much sun they get every day. Can't wait for some plants to start growing and leaves to come in so I can get a better idea of where they should go.

Spot with a lot of small plants around i.e ferns and small saplings.

My water supply.

This spot seemed really nice but there isn't a lot of camouflage hiding it from the other side of the river.

Just up the slope from the last picture.

I think this tree needs to go...

 

[hobogrower]

Some of those spots look like theyd be pots only because the fir and cedar trees not much light either.

 

[hobogrower]

look for like old chopping from loggers that have grown up a little less trees you want a lot of sun if your gonna want good yeilds fields that stay green thick bush alders raspbery patches stuff like that. You could also climb some of those trees and put some 5 gallon buckets up i always try to stay about 100 ft from any tree over 15 ft trees = shade sun = buds

 

[yoyogrow]

Gotcha. There is a huge field across the river but I'm not sure how often the farmers go out there. They grow hay over there. If somebody was walking by how close would they have to get to be able to smell them? (2-3 plants per bunch)

 

[WhatDoYouWantFromLife]

You may want to check out your states fish and game website and get some info on that creek. As an avid fisherman I walk miles along rivers and stream looking for fish and to get away from the crowds. Hate to see you put in all that time and effort only to have someone else find it.

 

[yoyogrow]

You may want to check out your states fish and game website and get some info on that creek. As an avid fisherman I walk miles along rivers and stream looking for fish and to get away from the crowds. Hate to see you put in all that time and effort only to have someone else find it.

Good thinking.

 

[yoyogrow]

Just checked out the local fish and game agency. That creek isn't listed and I don't think very many fishermen go down there because there are no access roads and you would have to go onto other properties to get into the woods, down a super steep ravine and down to the creek. Hopefully I can find a good spot. Might go across the river and check out the edges of the field.

Maybe I should just plant on my land to avoid fishermen and post some posted signs or something?

 

[WhatDoYouWantFromLife]

That choice is yours but keep in mind if it's on your property and is found your screwed. If it's found in the woods and your not there then all you have lost is some time and seeds. If the body of water isn't listed then it's almost certain that it isn't stocked so the chances of a fisherman finding it would be nill.

 

[jordisgarden]

my plants smell so bad every once in a while i see someone walk by and go, wow someones smokin the good shit, or is that a skunk? the smell can travel very far, but its not like itll lead em anywhere, youd have to be out there and be looking for shit, then smell it and know your close

 

[yoyogrow]

my plants smell so bad every once in a while i see someone walk by and go, wow someones smokin the good shit, or is that a skunk? the smell can travel very far, but its not like itll lead em anywhere, youd have to be out there and be looking for shit, then smell it and know your close

"Must be a skunk dear." haha. Good info man. Im having a bit of a time finding a place with adequate sunlight. How many hours of light do yours get on average?

 

[jordisgarden]

13 are in 12 12 and the other 42 are seedlings getting 18 hours light and 6 hours dark. i used to give em 24 hours light but i wanted to see what the difference would be. and so far the difference is a lot of stretch. on the plants i kept in 24 light the nodes were about an inch inbetween them, tthe plants in 18 light have about 2 to 3 inches beetween them, there really is a big difference. the plants getting a dark period are getting taller no doubt , but im not so sure taller is better. actually im pretty sure its not better. when i look at the buds i have growing on the 24 hours light plants im pretty sure the 24 hours plants are gonna be a lot thicker and denser...but i guess ill see. i cant wait to see the end difference .
1st pic 24 hours light, topped .
2nd 18 hours light 6 dark, topped.
both super skunk
the first is 2 weeks older , but i dont see the one getting 6 hours dark filling in like the other one in the next 2 weeks

 

[Douche Nozzle]

Howdy people. I am up in NH and will be doing my first outdoor guerilla grow this year I think. I'll have some papaya clones as well as a hindu kush. I need to start finding a good area but there is a few concerns. I am right next to the canadien border so I need to be careful where I am going. I don't want to make it look like a border crossing. There is a shitload of logging roads up here and I have a new dual sport dirt bike so I'll be able to go a ways into the woods. I wish everyone luck and hope everything goes great.

 

[yoyogrow]

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[w1ckedchowda]

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yea yoyo I need some assistance in my thread if you don't mind brah

 

[jordisgarden]

i think this one is almost ready to chop and the babies are looking good so far.. they should be ready as all hell when the nice weather comes.

is anyone gonna keep the indoor going this summer or is everyone movin it outside? i cant wait to see what the sun can do for a plant thats already well into veggatative growth. hopefully ill get some monster bushes...i have like 4 big sections of stockade fence in my yard. i put a white pvc fence around my yard last year. now i want to fence in an area in the back of my yard and put a gate and a lock on it. and as far as anyone will know if they even see it. (itll be in back behind my garage) is that i keep my barrels and lawn mower locked up in there. im gonna make the section about 10 by 10. the fence sections are 7 feet high. so with topped plants i wont have to worry.