2013 48 degrees north medical grow

Day one in the new pots and hoop house.6/16.

Hey Guys i guess i better give ya some back story. this is a medical grow for 3 patients and is fully compliant with local state laws.(only 11 plants)

sorry for the poor quality pics everything is shot on my phone. i'm gonna line up a real camera before this is done

1st time outdoor grow.

30 gallon smart pots
707 roots organic mix
dolematic lime

Heavy 16 liquid nutrient line
hygrozyme
lush roots
equalibrium

So a local breeder gave me the seed of two strains he thought would do well outside and finish in time in our area.
7 DQWL(dairy queen x White Lightning)
4 #11 ( super silver haze x jack h x white widow x white lightning)

for those not familiar white lightning finishes late sept early oct up here.

i popped the seed in early april and vegged under t5's till middle of may.Making the final move into the hoop house and the 30 gallons on the 16th of june.

i put 11 stalls in the hoop house with 1ft deep holes full of large round wash rock for drainage.
Not sure how the plants where going to grow i put 6 in one row and 5 in the other.
the hoop house is 20ft by 40ft.

the hoop house was mainly just for a privacy structure to hang some shade cloth and to give me a frame if i needed to put up plastic towards the end of the season if it got too rainy.


4th of july 7/14 8/1




Its hard to post these pics with dates so now its just a photo dump.enjoy!

Outstanding grow friend. Did both strains flower at same time? Do you think the will finish early Oct.?

thats beautiful, do the frogs eat all bugs

it seems like they both flowered within about 10 days of each other.It looks like the dqwl will be ready no prob! and the #11 was a suprise because i really didnt think it would but 3 out of 4 were ind dom and are really nicely stacked and look right behind the others.the last pheno of the #11 is about three weeks behind everything else and pushing 11 or 12ft.

i think the frog must take down its fair share of bugs!i dont think he can do much harm.

thanks guys!

Will you cover them? If so about when?

Nice looking plants. I wish I had some frogs in mine to eat bugs.

what kinda bird is that in pic 16

i was going to cover them if we got any cold night in the 30's or any consecutive days of rain forcasted but since then 3 of them have grown out the sides!!!! if you have to have a problem thats a good problem to have i guess.so now i still expect to need to cover at least the last couple to mature, im just hoping the ones sticking out can come down first.if not ill proly have to just bend the tops over best i can.

and i think that bird is a red tail hawk.