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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by rkymtnman » Mon Jul 14, 2014 12:49 pm
Day 34: still chugging along. Here are some pix.
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by nineandfive » Mon Jul 14, 2014 8:27 pm
They looks sooooo dame good bud !!! They are starting to get nice a frosty too i see ! Awesome !
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by SisterMaryElephant » Wed Jul 16, 2014 12:11 am
They do look healthy... 
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by rkymtnman » Fri Jul 18, 2014 7:29 am
Outdoor greenhouse plant.
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by SisterMaryElephant » Sun Jul 20, 2014 1:57 am
Also healthy looking; you can sure see the sativa in her...
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by rkymtnman » Mon Jul 21, 2014 7:09 am
all 3 are the same strain. aurora indica which is supposed to be 100% indica. only one has the really fat leaves like it's supposed to. maybe i've got a few different phenos going on.
any outdoor growers know when she'll start to flower? i know it relates to length of the day and where you are at in the world. does mid-September sound about right? i'm a bit concerned because we normally get our first snow in October and I don't want to worry about frost/freezing messing up my harvest. i might bring her in and finish inside instead. but for now i'll let her enjoy mother nature's free light.
thanks!
RKY
any outdoor growers know when she'll start to flower? i know it relates to length of the day and where you are at in the world. does mid-September sound about right? i'm a bit concerned because we normally get our first snow in October and I don't want to worry about frost/freezing messing up my harvest. i might bring her in and finish inside instead. but for now i'll let her enjoy mother nature's free light.
thanks!
RKY
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by SisterMaryElephant » Mon Jul 21, 2014 11:13 am
The "fingers" seem so long and thin for Indica, maybe a hybrid but it sure doesn't look 100% Indica to me. Perhaps phenotype explains since they're from seed...
Check calendar-365.com for length of day.
Denver:
September 26, 2014 6:51 18:51 12h 0m
That doesn't mean that it won't "start" a little before then though.
Check calendar-365.com for length of day.
Denver:
September 26, 2014 6:51 18:51 12h 0m
That doesn't mean that it won't "start" a little before then though.
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by rkymtnman » Mon Jul 21, 2014 11:38 am
thanks for day length site. ain't the internet great?
that is pretty late in the season. 8 wks from then and i'll be skiing (hopefully
) might have to come up with plan B instead.
if i was to bring it in to flower soon, how much do you think it might stretch? if a plant is already pretty large, does it stretch similar to smaller plants (double or triple in size?)
that is pretty late in the season. 8 wks from then and i'll be skiing (hopefully
) might have to come up with plan B instead. if i was to bring it in to flower soon, how much do you think it might stretch? if a plant is already pretty large, does it stretch similar to smaller plants (double or triple in size?)
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by SisterMaryElephant » Mon Jul 21, 2014 12:09 pm
rkymtnman wrote:thanks for day length site. ain't the internet great?
that is pretty late in the season. 8 wks from then and i'll be skiing (hopefully
if i was to bring it in to flower soon, how much do you think it might stretch? if a plant is already pretty large, does it stretch similar to smaller plants (double or triple in size?)
Yeah, they sure can; that's partly why outdoor plants get so tall. You can block the light inside the greenhouse (except for 12 hours) to start her earlier if it's too big to bring inside...
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Re: RKYMTNMAN's getting dirty
by rkymtnman » Thu Jul 31, 2014 8:48 am
Day 51: Chopped down one plant yesterday. Was at about 30% amber. The second plant is still mostly cloudy, few amber so I'm gonna let her go for now.
Have 2 test plants in my drain to waste Coco setup. So far so good. They are recovering from a pH issue I had a few weeks ago that is now fixed. They looked pretty rough but are getting better now.
Have 2 test plants in my drain to waste Coco setup. So far so good. They are recovering from a pH issue I had a few weeks ago that is now fixed. They looked pretty rough but are getting better now.
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