New England outdoor weed grow

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Outdoors' started by Grassyfan420, Aug 29, 2018.

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  1. #1 Grassyfan420, Aug 29, 2018
    Hey guys, first time growing outdoors. Was wondering how much bigger I should expect my buds to get. Figure in New England they will have about another month or so and finish up around first week of October.
     

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  2. #2 Skip I am, Aug 29, 2018
    much bigger they are still babies
     
  3. #3 Vee, Aug 29, 2018
    You'd be right

    spray some calmag will reduce the yellow

    good luck
     
  4. #4 Sinescent, Aug 29, 2018
    Hello fellow New England outdoor herb gardener!

    I also want to grow better plants for our specific climate. What strains from your experiences do well in the region? I'm thinking some if the more mold resistant strains may be in order to help combat the very humid end of summers here.

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  5. #5 Allfather1118, Aug 31, 2018
    Bluecheese and ssh/mango ate doing great
     
  6. #6 Swashp, Aug 31, 2018
    Frisian dew :)
     
  7. #7 GreenMtnWookie, Sep 6, 2018
    Up in northern VT. I've done this strain of train wreck a couple years now and have enjoyed it. Harvested the first and second weeks last year. My hoop house is going over them this weekend though!
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  10. #10 GreenMtnWookie, Sep 7, 2018
    I topped two plants and FIMD a third. That last pic is my fourth that I just left alone. I wanted to see how tall it would get. I had never FIMD before so I wanted to see the difference compared to the topped plants. I used LST from the beginning also. It makes a huge difference!
     
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  11. #11 Grassyfan420, Sep 26, 2018
    One plant has finished. This one I’m letting go another week or two.. hoping to really see the difference in the highs. One I cut early was and uplifting, and I anticipate this plant to be more of a couch lock high. We shall see
     

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  12. #12 amanthatstones, Sep 27, 2018
    Ive been slowly taking mine down and im in mass. Bud rot man :( but we have one that appears to be still in the earlier stages of floweing for some reason. How close are your best plants?

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  13. #13 Grassyfan420, Sep 27, 2018
    I’d say I’m going to give in until Monday. I’m in Mass also, but have brought this plant in at night, and also taken it in back porch when we had the bad rains.. thankfully it was ok due to the light cycle getting messed up.
     
  14. #14 amanthatstones, Sep 27, 2018
    If you bring it out close enought to sunrise it should be fine i imagine. One of the mistakes we made was putting them right into the ground, so we couldnt move em.

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  15. #15 Grassyfan420, Sep 27, 2018
    Gotcha. But yea they have been fine with that.. next year use 10-15 gallon pots to be able to nice them around Good luck
     
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