Getawaymountain outdoor crop 2013
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getawaymountain
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thanks we are staying busy lol..Nice to see you again Getaway after a long time...
U have doing alot of work again and i wish u
the best final results..
getawaymountain
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thanks its been really nice and dry here all season so far things will be getting better for the rest of the season watching buds grow
getawaymountain
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the babies are teenagers now !! they are growing faster now and are pushing all they can . we got 5 of the early ones that started to bud which that strain is suppose to ,to be done by mid sept. all the other strains are still in veggie mode which is good for getting such a late start here. i'll have to space them out alot more for the next crop when i start them in march lol... they will get huge out here with 3 extra months of veggie time oh ya ah ha aye !! our strains are not like the really bushy kush strains that i have seen out here they grow more like a bushy christmas tree with less leaves and more open which give them good air flow thru the plant which in turn helps alot with mold issues in the end there are few leaves and mostly buds the whole lenghts the branches. alot less labor intensive at harvest time. don't get me wrong i love them giant kush plants just if we tried to grow them in maine ya would be sorry for the fog and rain we have to grow in there . i have tried them and lost all of them to mold issue on the east coastal growing. crunch time is upon us so good luck to the end for all growers out there!!!
angryblackman
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Looking good out there! I can say that from what I can see your strains do at least a 100% stretch in flower. I am falling in love with the Island Afghani. The way that it grows and the flowers are just what I was looking for! I am going to have to make sure I get some more of those beans for the future. 
Can't wait to see them at the end of the month! They should be about 2-3 weeks from harvest at that point correct?
Can't wait to see them at the end of the month! They should be about 2-3 weeks from harvest at that point correct?
getawaymountain
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haha the island afghani finishes about sept 15-20th. in maine so you are right in your figuring lol... i got plenty of them beans so not to worryLooking good out there! I can say that from what I can see your strains do at least a 100% stretch in flower. I am falling in love with the Island Afghani. The way that it grows and the flowers are just what I was looking for! I am going to have to make sure I get some more of those beans for the future.
doubletake
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THey are looking real good since you got kind of a late start this season, are you planning it way bigger next season?
i thought I saw a few pages back you were building 4x4 raised beds? Those are bad ass also that would be cool
get some like hoop house greenhouse going and you could get a late winter crop like veg them all December and most of jan and
Put them out to bud during feb and march.
Just some thoughts I only wish I was up there too ha.
Well good luck to ya.
i thought I saw a few pages back you were building 4x4 raised beds? Those are bad ass also that would be cool
get some like hoop house greenhouse going and you could get a late winter crop like veg them all December and most of jan and
Put them out to bud during feb and march.
Just some thoughts I only wish I was up there too ha.
Well good luck to ya.
getawaymountain
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thanks and thats exactly what we was planning to do lol...
doubletake
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Haha nice I shoulda known well that's good man
keep it up.
keep it up.
getawaymountain
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Looking good out there! I can say that from what I can see your strains do at least a 100% stretch in flower. I am falling in love with the Island Afghani. The way that it grows and the flowers are just what I was looking for! I am going to have to make sure I get some more of those beans for the future.
her's some pics of the island afghani in a swamp in maine .bring a ladder to check them with thou they grew real well in that wet foggy weather with no mold issues at all. this strain would perform well in the pacific northwest /vancouver weather just fine . thes are for you abm
getawaymountain
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here's a closer look at the leaves on my favorite strain ,i love the structure of it and it grows rugged right from the start the branches get covered with bud and has great natural air flow thru the leaves a very low maintance ,high yeilding hybrid
angryblackman
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Mine aren't really tall because I topped early and put it in between other plants so it's now stretching to compete for canopy space. Thanks for those pics. I can tell I am going to need to run a few at a time.
Which one is this?
getawaymountain
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its a madd jack which is a sister to getaway mountain
geturgrowon
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getawaymountain
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well we got a helping hand with any pesky bugs in the garden this little guy has been around for awhile now
buckets
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Hi Getaway Mountain:
A couple of questions for ya if I may:
I understand you're coming out with a commercial brand of seaweed extract for plants. What does seaweed juice do for a plant? Will it make the plant grow bigger and faster or produce more yield?
Next question: I also know that you are creating seeds for short seasons and I was wondering what you'd suggest for the British Columbia, Canada growing season? Like you we start on June 1 and usually we finish end of September. Sometimes we have sun til first week in Oct. But after that it gets colder and wetter.
What would you suggest are the options from your seeds? Where would I get them from?
Thanks for your input.
A couple of questions for ya if I may:
I understand you're coming out with a commercial brand of seaweed extract for plants. What does seaweed juice do for a plant? Will it make the plant grow bigger and faster or produce more yield?
Next question: I also know that you are creating seeds for short seasons and I was wondering what you'd suggest for the British Columbia, Canada growing season? Like you we start on June 1 and usually we finish end of September. Sometimes we have sun til first week in Oct. But after that it gets colder and wetter.
What would you suggest are the options from your seeds? Where would I get them from?
Thanks for your input.
DankBudzzz
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Looking awesome man, is bloom commencing? Out of the 20 seeds I germed I have 3 stumbleweeds and 3 swamp skunk left, this season has been brutal, we had hail 2 out of the last 5 days. Hail in august.... Size ranging from marble to golf ball, I had about 12 left before those shenanigans, the 6 that survived are only about 8 inches each respectively and all on there 5th set of leaves so they probably won't amount to much, I'm hoping I get a male or two so I can polliniate a chemdawg iranian and maybe a few ounces. Cheers.
Humboldtchronic
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damn getaway there putting on some size now crazy how fast this plant grows its amazing to watch the progress and look back at pictures from the start truely an amazing process and they look great man good luck to you we got a couple months left all growers stay safe out there there they will be flying soon!!