Greenhouse ????'s

betoven916

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• May 20, 2013

• #21

Ok thought I was in trouble for a second ill post new pics in a week Also how much do you think they're goin to yield they're in 3foot deep
Holes and are in a greenhouse with an ocean forest roots organic707 bone meal
And nitrogen time release soil mix with roots707 as the topsoil

 

betoven916

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• May 22, 2013

• #22

Also is it possible to achieve 4lbs from these three strains. I know chem 4 is going to give me a sizeable yield I jus don't know about
the lavender yet

 

betoven916

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• May 26, 2013

• #23

Here are some new pics of my girls sorry for the wait

 

betoven916

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• Jun 1, 2013

• #24

Here's how the girls are lookin now

 

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betoven916

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• Jun 1, 2013

• #25

Here's how they look lst'd

 

betoven916

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• Jun 1, 2013

• #26

Gonna add a couple more plants to the family some aurora kush please give me your thoughts and opinions on what you would do ps also got tomatoes in the greenhouse as well ill have pics of those at a later date seeing as I just transplanted them and they're in a pretty good shock right now

 

betoven916

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• Jun 22, 2013

• #27

My girls are doin great except for one it has a purplish veiny color coming up the if anyone can tell about how to fix it ill be very thankful here are the pics

 

betoven916

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• Jun 22, 2013

• #28

Here are the girls and the tomatoes which have blasted off

 

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betoven916

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• Jun 22, 2013

• #29

Also here's a new lady purple cchemis
i just put in two weeks ago

 

betoven916

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• Jun 22, 2013

• #30

So there's the update on my garden sorry for the wait I know that was major riu foul but school has been hectic but it most certainly won't happen again

 

betoven916

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• Jun 27, 2013

• #31

Here's some updates of the girls just started running humboldt county nute line

 

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betoven916

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• Jun 29, 2013

• #32

Hey riu community can anyone give me a yield estimate or is it just too early to tell

 

greenlikemoney

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• Jun 29, 2013

• #33

Hey, you got some bad seeds dude. Pic #3 is a tomato plant. Just kidding. They look sweet, good job.

 

betoven916

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• Jun 29, 2013

• #34

Thanks do you see any potential one pound plants in my future

 

betoven916

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• Jun 29, 2013

• #35

Also this is the first I have grown tomatoes when do the actual tomatoes Start showing up?

 

blaze530

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• Jun 29, 2013

• #36

betoven916 said:

Also this is the first I have grown tomatoes when do the actual tomatoes Start showing up?

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This was my first year growing tomatoes too iv harvested some already and lots more growing out, tomato plants will show flowers when the plant is mature i see flowers starting on yours after the first sight of flowers they start bursting out flowers as it grows, i bought a tomato cage cause they started to get weighted down. i been picking them one by one when its red i pluck and then by next week there will be another turning red.

Good luck stay green.

 

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allthumbs

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• Jun 29, 2013

• #37

Nor-cal or So-cal? What's your average june, july, august temps? Greenhouses are often too hot for Cali.

 

blaze530

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• Jun 30, 2013

• #38

allthumbs said:

Nor-cal or So-cal? What's your average june, july, august temps? Greenhouses are often too hot for Cali.

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Iv seen plenty of greenhouses in California big agriculture growers that provide food for UnitedStates use greenhouses, Many states use them so do other countries. Lots of times greenhouse growers control there climate inside like indoor growers do. Also Nurseries use greenhouses all the time so that they can grow all year and so that they can grow other types of flowers, trees, and veggies that normally don't grow in certain climates such as more tropical plants.

 

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allthumbs

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• Jun 30, 2013

• #39

I've seen them too & they're GIGANTIC and much easier to control in extended growing seasons, but small ones are a different story if they're in direct sun. My neighbor torn his down mid-season because the heat was uncontrolable and went with a screenhouse which works better and it keeps pests out. I'm just sayin...

 

blaze530

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• Jun 30, 2013

• #40

Nice screenhouse would be nice to get id try that out, my greenhouse is 6x6x8 an it's not that hot i open the door and it cools down also its under a few trees they help but block sunlight lol i see betoven916 has vents open in his greenhouse only the man him self would know. i do want to try out a screenhouse tho