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wahupta · #1 09-17-2009, 10:01 PM

Well,..... The garden was far from prime this year. Had to move across the state. Power outage at the old place, had to reveg everything - and didn't get them outside till August (instead of June/July). If I can keep the snakes away, I should still do ok.

The small pots are 5 gallons, the large are 15-20.
Bio Bizz nutes.
organic soiless mix (mainly coir).
About 3 weeks in.
NYCD = NYD x Grapefruit.
Star Trek = Sensi Star x Trainwreck.
small pots r Grapefruit and Super Skunk (Skunk #1 x Afghani).

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zekester · #2 09-17-2009, 10:49 PM

Very nice and healthy looking. Are you expecting good weather for the next couple of weeks??

wahupta · #3 09-17-2009, 11:04 PM

Half a day of rain on Sunday, then back into the 90's is the forecast. They're lucky to even come up w/ an accurate prediction that far ahead. I built a little mini frame of pvc inside of the cage that I can roll out a length of 4 mil plastic (rolled to another piece of pvc) to totally cover them in a matter of seconds. They still get good light but won't (hopefully) get PM or budrot if I can keep the rain off. We normally don't get 1st frost till November.

Deb-HAS-grn · #4 09-18-2009, 02:13 AM

They all look pretty darm good...

Zigzagman · #5 09-18-2009, 08:01 AM

Morning friend. Your girls may be running a little late but, they look good. Congrats..

jangel · #6 09-18-2009, 08:49 AM

They look beautiful! If you have that pvc set up and it gets too cold, you can always cover the sides as well, for a short time to keep the heat in, like a greenhouse, until they finish. We have a post in the DIY growing on the cheap forum for a pvc greenhouse, which is cheap and might just be what you need to lengthen your grow season until they finish.

You are very brave to have moved all those girls at all. I am sure that was very nerve racking. You are a brave soldier!

wahupta · #7 09-18-2009, 11:23 AM

Yeah, you get some strange looks driving a car stuffed to the gills w/ plants down the freeway - but transporting the proper amount is legal here (for medical patients). We can legally have 6 mature, 18 starts and 24oz at any time (so far).

dankstarr · #8 09-18-2009, 12:53 PM

very nice... every time I come to Oregon I fall a little more in love with it.. maybe because its so green .. big up to the "Third Eye" love that place..

Colamaximus · #9 09-18-2009, 01:41 PM

Very nice healthy looking plants! I love Oregon, my wife and I have our daughter and two grand kids there around Coos Bay. My wife and I have plans on moving there in the near future...Good luck in your grow!...Peace

wahupta · #10 09-18-2009, 04:39 PM

I love it here. We are pretty expensive and need higher plant #'s but lots of scenery. The 3rd eye is 1 of portlands oldest head shop, lots of cool stuff - won a $100 gift certificate there when I was a kid and got my 1st resin heaven (kief box).

Aquarius26 · #11 10-02-2009, 02:03 PM

hooray! for the third eye! lol there's also places like Head East, and MaryJanes, and The Green House... lol not that we oregonians like our bud or anything.....