Outdoors in New England - Violator Kush, Liberty Haze and friends!

mackdx

mackdx

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Started 14 plants inside this spring - 5 Barney's Violator Kush, 5 BF Liberty Haze, and some Eva and CH9 freebees from Attitude. While waiting for the weather to moderate here northern New England, I prepped some homes for my babies by mixing Miracle Grow Moisture Control with native soil (kind of a fine, silty river bottom like soil along a brook). Most were transplanted outside around the beginning of June. Most are doing well, but a few of the Violator Kush's seem to be slow on the uptake. Overall, i am suprised at how vigorous the Eva and CH9 plants are. I have a CH9 Jack in the woods that is at least 4' tall, the Eva TNT Kush looks like it could be a monster and the CH9 Blue Lemon Thai is doing well. Below are some pics if anyone is interested.....

Barneys Liberty Haze.jpgBarneys Violator Kush.jpgCh9 Blue Lemon Thai.jpgEVA TNT KUSH.jpg
 
sandiegojack2

sandiegojack2

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mackdx said:
Started 14 plants inside this spring - 5 Barney's Violator Kush, 5 BF Liberty Haze, and some Eva and CH9 freebees from Attitude. While waiting for the weather to moderate here northern New England, I prepped some homes for my babies by mixing Miracle Grow Moisture Control with native soil (kind of a fine, silty river bottom like soil along a brook). Most were transplanted outside around the beginning of June. Most are doing well, but a few of the Violator Kush's seem to be slow on the uptake. Overall, i am suprised at how vigorous the Eva and CH9 plants are. I have a CH9 Jack in the woods that is at least 4' tall, the Eva TNT Kush looks like it could be a monster and the CH9 Blue Lemon Thai is doing well. Below are some pics if anyone is interested.....View attachment 2256753View attachment 2256754View attachment 2256755View attachment 2256756
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Great looking plant's!!Wish you the best!! no place near me safe,,,,or when you come back they were removed!! some people are real jerk's...good luck my friend..moved indoor's to get a crop....jack Barney's farn G13/haze and LSD>>>
 

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mackdx

mackdx

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Shouldn't be too many problems with rippers (at least the two legged kind). The 4 and 6 legged on the other hand.....
I had a huge problem with snails early on when it was wetter, but nothing that Bug Geta couldn't solve.

Anyone had any experience with Liberty Haze? Since it is new, I suspect most are at the same stage that I am.
 
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