First Grow Malawi Gold, Alaskan Ice, Blue Cheese, Arjans Haze #2, and White Rhino
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Mr.Therapy Man
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Just checking your grow.I still cant post pics or I would show you some Ice at 11 weeks inside I am trying to size them down but it days I dont have a security token,I dont knew what to do,I also have about 45 females outside in one location,They were all started inside for about 2 months my daughter says there hers,I hope that rippers dont find them ,They are hid in the middle of some 15 feet cedars,Good luck outside I have to go inside and out seems something always happens to my plants outside,last year it was mold before they were done (real dry here)
SOFTWHITE
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Thanks for checking me out man. I have the same problem, I can't post pics niether. I've been using pic hosting sites. My plants are going through it right now. The rain has beaten them up. I don't even want to post pics of my babies.
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canefan
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SoftWhite nice little journal, just finished reading it. The girls are looking good. I have had the same issue with uploading pics and that security token, so I just started using photobucket. It can be a bit of a pain but you can insert them without a hassel and size them for the size you want to post. One other thing about your preflowering, it amazes me the difference in the flowering time. I am at 8 degrees and I am already finishing my 4th week of flower on Sunday. Keep up the good work and if you get a chance check out my organic outdoor grow, the link is in my sig box. subscribed
SOFTWHITE
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Thanx man I'm sorry I didn't get back to your earlier, a young lady was taking my time LOL. I will be looking @ your journal later. Thanx again.SoftWhite nice little journal, just finished reading it. The girls are looking good. I have had the same issue with uploading pics and that security token, so I just started using photobucket. It can be a bit of a pain but you can insert them without a hassel and size them for the size you want to post. One other thing about your preflowering, it amazes me the difference in the flowering time. I am at 8 degrees and I am already finishing my 4th week of flower on Sunday. Keep up the good work and if you get a chance check out my organic outdoor grow, the link is in my sig box. subscribed
SOFTWHITE
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Update
Well it's been a couple of weeks since I updated. I started feeding my babies Molasses last week. My plants have taken a serious beating this grow. It rained like cats and dogs. Then it was dry and hot as hell. Now it's humid and hot. My babies were over watered from the rain. I tried to let them dry out a little and wound up overdrying them. They were drooping and yellowing by the time I got back yesterday. Also I had to move my plants they were getting too big for my deck outside. I now have them "hidden." I do have the small ones still on the deck though. No new measurements, I'm a pot head you think I remembered? On top of the weather I have something eating the shit out of my Alaskan Ice plants. I can't find them so I got some pics of the damage they are doing. Maybe someone can help me. Anyway let me stop yaking, here goes pics.
First pic is just showing how humid it is outside. Second is a group shot of the smallest plants (I'm not putting them in bigger pots). The last pic is of the 2 White Rhinos I have going. One of the White Rhinos started out a little deformed but it's taking shape now. In total there is 1 Alaskan Ice, 1 Malawi Gold, and 2 White Rhinos. ****I forgot to add that the smallest potted baby in the front far right is King's Kush****
These are 2 of my Malawi Golds. You see the yellowing and some flowering begining
Alaskan Ice
Here go 2 of my Alaskan Ice. You see what some crule creature has done to my babies. Like I said I can't find them. I don't know what is eating my babies.
Well it's been a couple of weeks since I updated. I started feeding my babies Molasses last week. My plants have taken a serious beating this grow. It rained like cats and dogs. Then it was dry and hot as hell. Now it's humid and hot. My babies were over watered from the rain. I tried to let them dry out a little and wound up overdrying them. They were drooping and yellowing by the time I got back yesterday. Also I had to move my plants they were getting too big for my deck outside. I now have them "hidden." I do have the small ones still on the deck though. No new measurements, I'm a pot head you think I remembered? On top of the weather I have something eating the shit out of my Alaskan Ice plants. I can't find them so I got some pics of the damage they are doing. Maybe someone can help me. Anyway let me stop yaking, here goes pics.
First pic is just showing how humid it is outside. Second is a group shot of the smallest plants (I'm not putting them in bigger pots). The last pic is of the 2 White Rhinos I have going. One of the White Rhinos started out a little deformed but it's taking shape now. In total there is 1 Alaskan Ice, 1 Malawi Gold, and 2 White Rhinos. ****I forgot to add that the smallest potted baby in the front far right is King's Kush****
These are 2 of my Malawi Golds. You see the yellowing and some flowering begining
Alaskan Ice
Here go 2 of my Alaskan Ice. You see what some crule creature has done to my babies. Like I said I can't find them. I don't know what is eating my babies.
SOFTWHITE
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Thanx for checking me out man. I'm gonna go outside in a few minutes and check them out. I had a few minutes to stop home from work. Maybe I can catch the culprit.
SimplyBaked
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if i didnt already im not sure..but man id b happy to post up in here wit u on a daily basis..lol i love this site!
SOFTWHITE
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Good lookin'
s.c.mtn.hillbilly
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you gotta' cage em' in chicken wire...it's probably rats, or rabbits.
SOFTWHITE
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Maybe Rabbits no rats though. Not in my neighborhood. We do get the occasional field mouse though.
jact55
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hey man, how you been? im excited to see little buds starting on the king's kush. you plants are still looking extremely healthy, good job. i am not sure it is rodents, they would probably do more than nibble a little on the leaves, but i could be wrong.
i am still worried that in your climate the malawi gold will not be near ready when the weather goes to shit. do you have the capabilities to move it inside if this is the case? i really want to see this plant finish it is not everyday that this strain is grown.
anyways, keep up the good work.
oh yeah, i posted an update on my thread. thanks for stopping in a while back. i have been busy with family lately
i am still worried that in your climate the malawi gold will not be near ready when the weather goes to shit. do you have the capabilities to move it inside if this is the case? i really want to see this plant finish it is not everyday that this strain is grown.
anyways, keep up the good work.
oh yeah, i posted an update on my thread. thanks for stopping in a while back. i have been busy with family lately
SOFTWHITE
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I'm probably not gonna be able to move them inside. I'm hoping it will be warm like it was last year. The temps usually get to about 40-50 F in late October then 40-30 F in November. How long til you think they will be ready to harvest? I was thinking Malawis late October early November.
jact55
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ya, early to mid november is a decent guess. the only problem is that the freezing night temps will kill the plants. you want to harvest before the first frost. also the constant rain/ or maybe snow if you are really unlucky late in october will sustantially up your chances of bud rot. i say just ride it out and see what happens, guess you cant do much else.
i saw the pics of the malawis on your other post you linked me to, that is awesome. you are going to have some really nice looking buds real soon. 2 weeks or so and you will be able to actually see bud structure. gonna be exciting
i saw the pics of the malawis on your other post you linked me to, that is awesome. you are going to have some really nice looking buds real soon. 2 weeks or so and you will be able to actually see bud structure. gonna be exciting
SOFTWHITE
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Yea man I can't wait. For the last few years it hasn't really snowed too much in Nov. It used to be that when Thanksgiving came all the snow started, not anymore. Hasn't rained too much lately in the fall, but we got so much rain this year who knows. I'm just hoping that it will all work out. Too bad I can't share with you when it's done man, I'd love to share LOL.