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well put bro, my plants are outdoors for the first time and not just outside in pots, they are in the ground and in some of best soil my state has to offer. I'm pretty lucky that the soil in my area is top notch farm land soil...

all this talk is making me really excited to see what my crop will bring this year. And speaking of that strain you were referring to as the "ice bud" the wild stuff around here does that very same thing.....after the frost it explodes with resin and turns purple. I'll be crossing that wild...

LOL thats funny shit right there!bongsmilie But anyway...I have done a few indoor grows myself....I documented one grow when I grew papaya and now I'm attempting to grow outdoors and its on a much larger scale than my previous indoor grows. I just wanted to start this thread cuz i started to...

a lot of good points I'd say, everyone has there own preferences; but I guess I'm leaning more towards the genetics side of things. A White Widow plant grown indoors should have the same characteristics as a White Widow plant grown indoors...other than the fact that yields outdoors obviously...

I've read a few post of dudes saying bud grown indoors is better bud; I have also read that outdoor bud will kick the shit of an indoor crop.....SO I wanted to group everyone together in one thread here and find out what my fellow growers think? Which bud will be more potent, indoor or...

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thanks man, good info

I've been having a problem cloning lately, I dont know if its the strain or what but there rooting but not showing new growth and die after 3 weeks. The last strain I grew was papaya and had no problems it was an indica and now im trying to clone a sativa...thoughts?

theres tons of sweet locations to grow up in the north woods old logging roads go out a REALLY long ways away from civilization.

so your saying I should keep pruning to a minimum.....maybe just a few large fan leaves here and there to let more light to lower budsites once they start flowering good....I have not trimmed much at all as of now, just a few lower branches on my power skunks.

Yes mine is very sativa....also mine is power skunk, your growing super skunk right?...I got 5 free seeds and 4 of them where female!!:hump:

lookin good bro, you must not have vegged them for long eh?

very nice plants man. It looks like you got a pretty sweet location...especially with all the pine trees around....which also stay green late in the season....makes it harder for the eyes in the sky to pick it out. I cant wait til they start swelling up with buds. I'll be watching. check out...

this is one of the two plants I put outside as "test plants" to help me determine when I could put all my other babies outside. I didnt care if it was a bit chilly out for these plants cuz they were only grown from bagseed anyway. One of them died for sure and I was pretty sure the other one...

These are my power skunks...its getting thick in this department....

these are my Armageddons enjoying the weather and lookin all pretty.

these two pics are of the wild weed which is way ahead of my stuff as far as flowering goes, man this stuff flowers fast....I've been fighting off the males for awhile but after yesterday I think we should be all good from here on out. That one is probably about 8ft tall or close to it....im...

yea thats why I asked cuz in theory its sounds like a good idea but really I didnt even think I would need something like that.

I have a question... I've seen a lot of indoor setups where they make a grid basically so you can separate the tops so they all get better lighting...I was considering doing something like that for my outdoor plants, because they are getting pretty thick...any thoughts?

This is my white widow (feminized g13 labs) This plant was doing very well when I started it indoors...it was very bushy. When I put it outside it took off like a bat outta hell and stretched a bit on me. Then the growth seemed to slow a bit, in which I later discovered it just wasn't...