Early Misty Outdoor Potted Grow

Hey everyone, how's it going? So I started my grow a wee lil late in the season, about a month to a month in a half. Out of five Two plants have survived.

My two main questions is....Is early misty worth pruning as I read it bushes nicely, would training be better?

2nd question is...Its been rather cloudy out here the past 3 days, will clouded overcast skied light affect the plant vs non cloudy bright days? Will provide pics of my main pride and joy the other one is stunted due to transplant and the root ball fell apart (but its still going nonetheless, just looks like a midget compared to the other one. Which makes me wonder, the other one Shot up like wowee and the other other kinda just putted along, this was even before transplanting them both hmmm, I'm thinking genetics anywho. Its also been unseasonably cool especially in the evenings, I think due to the cooler July Temps (seriously its been 74-75s and night lows around 68-73s) its helped veg growth even my tomatos have shot up lol thanks for reading and any additional info on this strain would be greatly appreciated, have a great one!

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ight mon when iz cloudy the plants arent getting the sun. plants need the sun to grow and flourish. w/o the sun ur plant will grow slower on dem cloudy days. u need to bring up the humidity mist ur plants

HIGHFLY said:

ight mon when iz cloudy the plants arent getting the sun. plants need the sun to grow and flourish. w/o the sun ur plant will grow slower on dem cloudy days. u need to bring up the humidity mist ur plants

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how about some pics ....

HIGHFLY said:

ight mon when iz cloudy the plants arent getting the sun. plants need the sun to grow and flourish. w/o the sun ur plant will grow slower on dem cloudy days. u need to bring up the humidity mist ur plants

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wrong--plants are getting some of the %-it was something like 20-40%-sorry cant remember.

about to venture out and grab some snappy shots, more to come shortly

kk here are the pics for it, just went out and got em, hope this helps and thanks everyone!

so I started training this lil gal and over night she righted her cola, strapped on a base tie in opposite direction, more stuff exposed, updating with pics tomorrow

Hellooooo Wisconsin....LoL...I love that 70's show, funny as sh*t....Anyhoo...your grow is looking very healthy...you still have a ways to go. I'm bored just looking at green...and nothing but green....oh well, it's still fun. Keep up the good work!

heh yeah, I just checked on her after tieing the base around 3 hours ago, I swear she's correcting properly and the foliage down below got their boost, it seemed to double in size, the last week its been overcast and am stoked the sun came out today for most the day, it was much needed! can't wait to see what news is to come tomorrow. Yeah I like to browse the pics and drool over green as well lol

Okay...so its been a lil while since I posted an update...here they are my two (hope to be) girls. One day shy of Three (3) Weeks from my last update. Lemme know what you all think, I don't really have any concerns right now they are looking great (to me) aside from a few holes in the fan leaves, no spidermite infestation (knock on wood but I don't think we really have them up north here). welp anywho

P.S. Will be updating these pics as I realized I should have used the flash (oh well) lol

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oh..... you have a grow going ..... well very healthy looking....... still vegging with no preflowers....... from seed, early misty huh........ interested I am to see the buds you will see and share for all at RIU to see too....

yep yup and yupper, cool beans...I'm eager to see buds of others with this strain, tweak and peak purposes and the overall excitement of it. Started these from seed, using molasses/RO water mixture for the dry weeks and every two weeks or so I use a 24-8-16 fertilizer 1/2 gallon RO water for both. Drainage is also better than I initially suspected.

they look like they are about ready for some nutes...... flowering will come very soon..... any particular reason you didn't put them in the ground?

safety precautions mainly, just in case I had to move them in a timely manner. I may cut out the bottom and dig em down into the earth unsure yet though.

I did something like that last year.....

update: so I went ahead and fed the "ITs" tomorrow or later today I will be checking on the results of the feeding ie: color, fan leaf posture etc etc. then making a determination on planting the "ITs" into the ground. Hmmm, now the question is to pull em out the pots or simply just cut off the bottoms and set em in the hole and back fill. Can't wait to start working on my plot for next years grow. I have the sun tracked out purdy much on the dot and will start my plot when fall nears, less thistles, thorns, poison ivy/oak and easier to work the ground and clear etc.

Hey everyone, how's it going this fine day? WeLP.....this just in: Upon checking up on the hope to be girls after giving them a good feeding last night they perked up or how do you say HaPPY heh the overall color green has spread from the to the tops and is no longer the lightish green, also the older fan leaves near the bottom, well the only one that was lighter in color is now the same green as the rest of the plant.

My smaller plant that I fimmed via a pinch seems to have two tops or colas, the weird thing is when I did it awhile back it kept growing as if the fim was never applied so essentially it looked like lil bunny wabbits were nibbling, there wasn't it was my FIM attempt lol well those leaves are still there just partially not. It appears there are two tops on closer inspection but am unsure as of yet. I've seen ppl do it and get results a week later, not the case with this one. Anyone know the aveage time for the colas to appear? (yes I know, strain and genetics play a role) just looking for an average ball park figure based on anyones experience. I will be providing some more detailed pictures of what I'm talking about.

Thanks and HaVE A GOOD ONE everyone!