Grapefruit x nycd & hijack guerilla grow 09'

[notoriousb]

Thanks Nb,



I've learned my lesson a few years back. Both patches have water within 50 ft. It's tough enough to haul it that far. Lol.

haha good lookin. I'm learning my lesson this season...
oh well. it's coming to an end and then it's time to start planning for next season

 

[theloadeddragon]

haha good lookin. I'm learning my lesson this season...
oh well. it's coming to an end and then it's time to start planning for next season

Why wait? Im already planning and getting started on next season......

 

[northeastern lights]

this is a great grow i am very impressed on the stacking they are sooooo bushy how do you get your plants to grow that way......also what strains are you growing

Hmmm, did you read the title?


But thank you. Lots of love and a whole lot of WORK.

 

[northeastern lights]

I hear ya on that. Spent a few nights lugging dual 6 gal jugs threw the woods. I'm not sure what was worse, the bugs or the water.

haha good lookin. I'm learning my lesson this season...
oh well. it's coming to an end and then it's time to start planning for next season

You and me both. Haha

Why wait? Im already planning and getting started on next season......

 

[theloadeddragon]

couldn't have just ran irrigation a couple inches under the ground?

 

[northeastern lights]

couldn't have just ran irrigation a couple inches under the ground?

Not a few years back. It was off in an industrial park. Retention ponds were always dry. Water had to be hauled in.


This year I could but I dont want to use a pump because of the noise. Electric is quite but it's just to much work.

 

[theloadeddragon]

Not a few years back. It was off in an industrial park. Retention ponds were always dry. Water had to be hauled in.


This year I could but I dont want to use a pump because of the noise. Electric is quite but it's just to much work.

I hear yah..... at least there is a source close by though

 

[northeastern lights]

An updated timeline for patch #1.


Edit: Pic #2 is when I added the 10 more clones

 

[northeastern lights]

Another day with 95+ degree weather. 3rd watering of the season this morning. Loving the heat. Well off to the beach for the next 2 days. Rented a place with my parents for a couple of days.

 

[fdd2blk]

i'm in love with grapefruit diesel and i haven't even smoked any yet.

 

[northeastern lights]

i'm in love with grapefruit diesel and i haven't even smoked any yet.

Me too. As far as quality, quantity and ease of growing it is has been my favorite for a LONG time. Huge potential inside and out. Very fruity.

 

[fdd2blk]

Me too. As far as quality, quantity and ease of growing it is has been my favorite for a LONG time. Huge potential inside and out. Very fruity.

i went out this morning and it's frosty white and sparkly. and it's barely even gotten started. fuck yeah!!

so glad i took cuttings.

 

[northeastern lights]

Checked the weather channel and this is what it said for my area. THought it was [retty funny.



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[The Potologist]

I was shooting for 10 lbs. I'm thinking about 5 lb.



If I get and average of 3 ounces per plants thats 3 X 25 = 75 divided by 16 is 4.6



I think 5 lbs is a safe bet at this point. The area I have can handle 40-60 girls. Next year numbers will be on my side for sure. Between my half crippled dad and cousin with a serious case of MS it doesn't go to far. I do what I can to help.

I think your spot on brother. Thats a pretty safe bet of 3oz dry weight per plant, especially considering what your girls have been through. Thats not bad though, considering the average pot head smokes about 60oz a year ( 1oz a week X 52 weeks a year)....I know as a medicinal smoker that an oz a week for me is plenty fine for my cause

 

[northeastern lights]

I think your spot on brother. Thats a pretty safe bet of 3oz dry weight per plant, especially considering what your girls have been through. Thats not bad though, considering the average pot head smokes about 60oz a year ( 1oz a week X 52 weeks a year)....I know as a medicinal smoker that an oz a week for me is plenty fine for my cause

Well I'd say 10 lbs is a safe bet at the moment. I had 25 when I wrote that and also put out another 10 right after.

Most are about 6 ft tall. All 5 Hijack are 8 ft.



So some new math 35 x 4 = 140 divided by 16 = 8.75

This being the minimum because the original 17 GrapeXDiesel's are pretty big. I'd say 8 zips a piece guarenteed which equals 8.5 lbs


All Hijack should be half pounders anyway.






So all in all it looks to be a good season.

 

[riznob10000]

Well I'd say 10 lbs is a safe bet at the moment. I had 25 when I wrote that and also put out another 10 right after.

Most are about 6 ft tall. All 5 Hijack are 8 ft.



So some new math 35 x 4 = 140 divided by 16 = 8.75

This being the minimum because the original 17 GrapeXDiesel's are pretty big. I'd say 8 zips a piece guarenteed which equals 8.5 lbs


All Hijack should be half pounders anyway.






So all in all it looks to be a good season.

That's some shit right there!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[northeastern lights]

Here's some pics of my brother-in-laws GrapeXDiesel. I gave him 5, 1 ft clones mid june. He put them up at his camp for safe keeping.




They are all in between 4.5-5ish ft tall. Not bad for his first time. Only fed with FF Marine cuisine until last week he fed Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom.

 

[Dr. Greenhorn]

That's sweet

 

[northeastern lights]

A little picture update from today. Found some moths inside a few. Couldn't find any eggs though. We are getting some rain soon I won't be able to spray again till sunday.

 

[Hodgegrown]

One word. Gorgeous...