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beaver420

beaver420

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pot plants 052.jpgpot plants 071.jpgpot plants 132.jpgpot plants 155.jpgpot plants 175.jpgpot plants 207.jpgoutdoor 030.jpgoutdoor 008.jpg these are lemon skunk from greenhouse seeds, they are in 20 gallon pots and we use foxfarm nutrients for veg and supernatural budblaster for flowering, gonna chop soon do to weather but what do u think? if u got bigger plants would love to see pics!
 
tedshred

tedshred

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Beaver420! I should change my name to Duck420.

"Pay no attention to the man behind the plastic curtain" LOL

I'm in the Willamette Valley too, and have not chopped yet, but will in a week or so. Our days are still so nice and sunny, but the cold is setting in and my plants are changing so slowly at this point. My plants are puny compared to yours because they are hidden tightly so don't get as much sun as I'd like.
 
beaver420

beaver420

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lol hell yeah!, yeah the weather is definatley changing here too, we had our first freeze yesterday, had to cover them and turn on a dehumidifire to keep them from molding, lemon skunk is supposed to be mold resistant....well see
 
5150

5150

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Killer grow man. Not sure about bigger but here is my Oregon garden. All FF products 25g pots. 10x30 carport with 11 plants.







Here is what I have left and what they look like tonight. Some are done and ready to harvest. I also harvested 4 plants already. I posted the pics from a few weeks ago for my plants are al falling over. They don't look as big. :).













And my 2009 grow.



 
beaver420

beaver420

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nice plants, they might not be as tall but i think u will average just as much if not more per plant, awesome grow!
 
beaver420

beaver420

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nice, had to actually start harvesting due to rain, o well should still be just fine, anyone else started harvesting yet?
 
5150

5150

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beaver420 said:
definatley dont wanna do all that work then have them mold, better have some bud than none.
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Have you found any mold yet? If not I would let them swell. I never seen a crop mold overnight. Spots sure. If your are seeing mold then do what you have to do. But if not let it ride. Just check colas for little dead leafs twice a day.

If not covered then your own your own. Not sure what I woulddo with 6 days rain. I hear ya bro.
 
Xrangex

Xrangex

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Saw the monster in your other thread, can't wait to see the yield on that thing dude, Goodluck with that rain
 
beaver420

beaver420

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fosho bro, there still in there pots just moved to my garage for now, if i can i will try and keep them growin for as long as possible, u gettin any rain yet?
 
mountaingarden

mountaingarden

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This year I built a hoophouse (under $100) using this link as a guideline (one of these days I'll do a thread on changes I made, anchoring systems, etc):

http://westsidegardener.com/howto/hoophouse.html

Extended my growing season at least two months (a month on either end), and the yield is probably 4x last year. Granted, this was an amazing year, but urge you to seriously consider a cover if you want to have a great grow in our beautiful, but generally wet, part of the world. I do a mold patrol in the AM and snip out any starting...so far so good and have saved a lot of $$$ in power bills by postponing or avoiding (Super Skunk) bringing them inside to finish.
 
mountaingarden

mountaingarden

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PS Forgot to say I ordered "by the foot" greenhouse quality covering from Farmtek. Good for 4 years, made for gardening, and cheaper than buying a roll of PVC around here.
 
beaver420

beaver420

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so ive been trimmin for the last two days and i still got 4 plants to go, i cant wait till its all trimmed and were just sittin back taken knifehits
 
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