Group Thread: Outdoors 2009

[breezybong12]

im on the east coast up north pa,ny regoinal area im sayin my problem outdoors is more field mice runnin up my legs and slugs sticking to cloths not to mention the thorn bushes
cant complain sahould be well worth it in the end

[random]

Originally Posted by swordfish

Biteing flys that get into your eyelids when your gardening has been a big problem for me this year. I have been bitten inside my eyelids five seperate times in the last month. These bites turn into a puss filled pimple that eventually drains and glues your eyelid shut. These flys dart straight at your eyes and the mucous area that surrounds your eyeball is fair game. I need to get some swimmer goggles or something that encloses my eyes besides regular eye glass's when im out in the garden. I need to get some of that Avon Skin so Soft for these flys but dont want to enroll in Avon just to acquire that product. Used it years ago with great results but cant locate anymore at the local CVS. Wish I could buy that stuff somewhere at a store close buy.

Harsh story! ..

Greenman, that purps looks like it's well into flowering.. Nothing to do but wait.

-random

[breezybong12]

jus some new pics from the 16th got 3 in ground now and one waiting to go in also 6 inside waiting to come out but i think ill leave the others in pots

[aepaepaep]

Ive got a good story and a sweet addition to my outdoor group...

So im at my local mall where my friend works, and driving the perimeter of it what do I spot?? Oh nothing... except a three foot tall beautiful plant growing alongside some other smaller shubs. This is at the edge of a parking lot overlooking a big landscaped area... No clue how it could have stayed there that long without being noticed or cut down by the landscapers doing their work. Sure did blend in nicely. And to top it off my friend is almost positive that it grew there because of him. He sits in the same spot all the time rolling joints or whatever, and throws his seeds out onto the grass.

Anyhow... Yeah I went back that night and took it. I was a little surprised to see that it was growing in about four inches of dirt and mulch which sat above solid rock. I tried digging around it to get a nice mass of the rootball...and all I hit was rock everywhere. Plant is 33" tall and about an inch thick at the bottom. Half inch thick near the top.

My camera recently broke...so when I get a new one I will have pictures of this one. I grew two plants in my first grow in this same spot... they were six feet tall before I found out they were male. THIS plant is 4 times the size of those two, and being put outside around the same time. I cant wait until I have a ten foot monster on my hands.

[nark-o]

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[squirrel_master]

pretty neat vids, narko. if i do a couple late outdoors this year i'm sure my spot will be a miniature expedition, too.

[nugthug]

2 plots
22 plants

Transplanted the 6 from the crate into the ground. Transplants for the other 16 later this week.

[ganjarefermon]

Here is a few pics of my outdoor crop. It's been 2 weeks since I last visited and I honestly didn't think they would even look this good, the tallest one is about 3 foot.

Last time I went they looked real lanky like they were stretchin for light so I topped the one in the back and it grew probably a foot in two weeks and are starting to fill in nicely. I have 8 plants there, but still don't know if they are male or female.