Wow those look amazing man! I can't wait until mine start to flower. I am hoping to take this years harvest and invest in a little greenhouse for next year since New England weather is so unpredictable at times.
New England outdoors 2017
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all_organic_jr
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Hey everyone. I need some help. I had a root shocked outdoor plant ( work a lot and forgot about where i put it) so i found it and transplanted it in some corn. Because it was stunted, only a foot and a half tall with all branches staying really close to the main stalk) and the corn grew so fast, it started flowering. However the pistils seem really dark. Any idea why?
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doug mirabelli
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Lads, how much vegging time do we have left this year in our parts?
Hairiest_Stamen
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I bet another solid 5 or 6 weeks or so.. 12/12 occurs on Sep 24-26th, think flowering can start before then... someone who knows more than me will chime in
doug mirabelli
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Wow I know flowering will occur w less than 14 hours but that's a whiles away. I was hoping to harvest before then. First timer out here so I'm trying to refrain from asking questions that are nearly impossible to answer accurately. Like how much am I gunna yield and all that. I germmed mine April 17 vegged indoor until the week before the solstice and put them outside. Will they go until October?
Trying to follow the less is more philosophy by doing less which is annoying. The process is litterally comparable to watching paint dry. I shouldn't say that it's a bit more asthetically pleasing.
I'm envious of you folk with your gals out there in the wild. Where you have to hike and go off the beaten path. Make a day of going to take care of the girls and every time you go, you'd see a change which is fun and exhilarating. Very excited to see my own product. Although probably anti climatic. Enter mold or worms stage left. Shut up
Trying to follow the less is more philosophy by doing less which is annoying. The process is litterally comparable to watching paint dry. I shouldn't say that it's a bit more asthetically pleasing.
I'm envious of you folk with your gals out there in the wild. Where you have to hike and go off the beaten path. Make a day of going to take care of the girls and every time you go, you'd see a change which is fun and exhilarating. Very excited to see my own product. Although probably anti climatic. Enter mold or worms stage left. Shut up
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natureboygrower
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lol,its a rollercoaster of a ride bro,for sure.as far as when your plant will start flowering,it all depends on what strain youre growing.some start flowering earlier than others.do you know what strain youve got? guerilla grows arent all that,lot of work.i'll water from my spigot any day
doug mirabelli
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I do know the strains of my seeds. One is listed as "medium" flowering time and 53-59 days. What do I make of that? I figured that is an indoor estimate
natureboygrower
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kinda of a guessing game really.any sign of heavier pistil growth or have you noticed a fast growth(stretch) with the plant? hard knowing not seeing it
doug mirabelli
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Yeah I've observed both pistils and fast growth or stretching. Would I consider when that started to occur about the onset of flowering? And about 60 days later will be harvest tentatively?
natureboygrower
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just a guess,but if they were "medium flowering" id say middle/end september,if they are starting to flower right now. imo,flowering estimates are just that and are more for the indoor grower to go by
ilovetoskiatalta
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Kish on the left Blueballs on the right @BobBitchen
Hey @northeastmarco @Moderndayhippy found a 1" white caterpillar
on the kish it started started eating "pin holes". Anyone run into this in our area?
I killed it before I took a picture. Which was stupid.
Hey @northeastmarco @Moderndayhippy found a 1" white caterpillar
on the kish it started started eating "pin holes". Anyone run into this in our area?
I killed it before I took a picture. Which was stupid.
natureboygrower
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yeah,squash borers.@thumper60 has had problems with them.ive never heard of such a thing until he posted about them.evil fuckers
Moderndayhippy
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I had one plant that had worms in the stem, Posted about it on a different thread got this response http://rollitup.org/t/bodhi-seeds.518143/page-1703#post-13676677 keep your eyes out for egg sacks underneath the leaves they are definitely a pain
puck1969
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I got some pre flowers popping out last week but it's definitely a crapshoot!
THCmenFARMER
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Do they still have time to finish?
puck1969
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Yes, it's bud rot you need to worry about. It's the biggest problem around
here.
thumper60
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I have cut out 22 of them this yr so far,wheres theres 1 theres more I was able to slice open stem with razer blade an dig the worm out on half of them,the rest I chopped whole top off plant
ilovetoskiatalta
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Any pictures?
thumper60
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no google squash borers look like a wasp,
all_organic_jr
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Anyone have any advice or criticisms? This is my first ever grow. Just wondering if they looked decent for last week of July (upstate ny)
