Group Thread: Outdoors 2008

[Clone]

Originally Posted by outdoors

And I'm concerned about my own seeds. They are taking an incredibly long period to germ. Hard tough shells.

Peace- OD

If stored correctly, seeds can safely survive 5 years+, but not all the seeds will make it, and the ones that do might hit the snooze when the germination alarm clock goes off. Trust ur patience OD, I'm sure ur beans will come around soon enough.

[p0tprophet]

im going to put atleast one outside in a few weeks.

[BCGuerillaGrowa]

Friday was the first day of spring. March 28th is the last frost date for this part of BC. Currently i have 14 two and a half foot mothers that i started in January. Several clones taken from them already. As well as 4 older Kush mothers and their clones.

Recently mixed together about 60 gallons worth of soil mix enough to do twelve 5 gallon grow bags. Ive got my work cut out for me this year. Going out tomorrow to look for some spots and mark them on the GPS.

in the works of preparing my own separate grow journal for this year.

[shrubz]

Lookin better after a couple weeks. ppb grow/bloom/karma/and cal+ bigger pot and light and she perked right up. I wana keep this one for a mom, I wish I had a better pot on hand. Might be tricky transplanting outa' that metal one.

[Stone]

I'm popping 72 seeds in a few days here. Seven strains make up that number.
I'm trying out the banana ethylene procedure with these seeds. Currently in baggies w/ banana skins and paper towels.
Planning to put these out around may 15th. Last year I went out April 15th, and encountered a total crop early flowering.

Good luck to everyone with the upcoming season. May we all bring in what we put out!

[BCGuerillaGrowa]

Originally Posted by Stone

Last year I went out April 15th, and encountered a total crop early flowering.

Good luck to everyone with the upcoming season. May we all bring in what we put out!

I could only hope I encounter an early flowering crop this year. Last year nothing started to flower until mid July.. Nothing finished properly given the less than ideal weather conditions combined with mostly Sativa dominant varieties.

Amen .. May we all reap what we sow and maybe a few extra ones to compensate for casualties of years gone by.

[Stone]

Originally Posted by BCGuerillaGrowa

I could only hope I encounter an early flowering crop this year. Last year nothing started to flower until mid July.. Nothing finished properly given the less than ideal weather conditions combined with mostly Sativa dominant varieties.

I'm trying out Nirvanas Early Special this season. It's an indica-ruderalis auto-flowering hybrid. I'm hoping I can stagger some plantings with this one and pull in both some early harvests, hopefully more than one...

Amen .. May we all reap what we sow and maybe a few extra ones to compensate for casualties of years gone by.

Wouldn't that be sweet justice!

[guerilllataktic]

early flowering is not a good thing unless you plan on blacking out the sun 12/12 it really sucks when they reveg and never finish if you have to put them out side try to find an out side flood light or street light that could keep them in veg till the days get longer

[bobbooty]

i just finished transplanting the 8 dedicated GDP cuttings for the outdoor grow from the ezcloner to 1 gal plastic bags of power flower soil, to be vegetated under 2 x 4 foot flo's for at least 4-5 weeks, at 24/7 light. target date to plant outside is on or around may 1.

[shrubz]

Originally Posted by bobbooty

i just finished transplanting the 8 dedicated GDP cuttings for the outdoor grow from the ezcloner to 1 gal plastic bags of power flower soil, to be vegetated under 2 x 4 foot flo's for at least 4-5 weeks, at 24/7 light. target date to plant outside is on or around may 1.

I assume your plan on putting those in your back yard set up? I member you too did a "late" start out there last year. Ill be keeping my eye on those