Outdoor Grow

[SmokingWings]

I find the laws in Canada absurd. 14 years for most offences, ordering seeds from a country where it’s legal. I ordered from attitude seedbank and then read up a bit and noticed the stiff penalties. Shit my pants a bit when my package got pulled at the cbsa.

I figure the reason for some of these absurdities is because the writers of these laws feel that it is the way to get more support. Your Canadian law has some examples. A big penalty for ordering outside of the area where it is controlled, in this case Canada, is how they get some of the fence sitters to accept the new law. Or, how they get some of those mildly opposed to the new law to become a fence sitter and accept its passage.

 

[DTHEREID]

Well two of the three are gonna have some seeds to harvest. One is isolated since it’s looking fine atm.

Anyone else have these cool little grasshoppers on their plants? They love mine and they are very cool! Never seen these before this year.

Also what’s everyone smokin on? Right. Ow I got some agent orange 4x from my best friends dispensary, it’s strong. Really high even 2-3 hours later beautiful diesel smell to it.

 

[DTHEREID]

One isn’t showing any signs of being pollinated, it’s being kept by itself and put inside over night.

One is going to have lots of seeds and the other only has a few.

 

[roaring lion]

very dense looking nugs

 

[DTHEREID]

very dense looking nugs

The two smaller plants are surprisingly dense for outdoor. Hopefully they put of lots of weight and the spiders and grasshoppers leave em be lol.

 

[roaring lion]

i was just looking for the grasshopper picture i had from a few weeks ago, but couldn't find it. not near as colourful as the one you have but it was still a cool picture...if/when i find it, i'll be sure to share

 

[DTHEREID]

Lil update on the outside garden.

So I’m only going to grow outdoor next year provided I buy or construct a nice little greenhouse. Powdery mildew has hit a few parts on a few plants, par for the course and hard to beat I know.

Gonna run me out though as the journals already begun and still trying to figure out strains etc. Still pretty looking buds on the smaller two plants! Enjoy seeing them blow up in size recently.

Some pics of the two smaller plants colas compared to a 2L

All a learning experience for me either way! Let’s not forget everyone I’ve talked to has had all their plants producing seeds this year. Neighbour uses a lil greenhouse and it appears he was able to avoid it.

 

[SmokingWings]

The two smaller plants are surprisingly dense for outdoor. Hopefully they put of lots of weight and the spiders and grasshoppers leave em be lol.

@DTHEREID those are some nice plants. I like the last two photos in your message, #22.

I don't have grasshoppers here, but a lot of crickets. Quite the symphony at night with those chirping insects all around the yard and the songs from the Cicada in my large Maple tree.

I leave the spiders alone. If they have a web on my outdoor plants I leave it be. Spiders are a natural predator and will kill off other insects. I have not had any mite problem, or any other insect that I can see, on my outdoor patio plants in two months.

Spiders and Spider Mites are not the same, even though Spider Mites belong to the same family as regular Spiders. Attract bees, wasps, and pollinators to the garden and they will help control mites and other insects that will damage the plants. Regular spiders, and other predatory insects, are also beneficial.

Enjoy the day.

 

[DTHEREID]

@DTHEREID those are some nice plants. I like the last two photos in your message, #22.

I don't have grasshoppers here, but a lot of crickets. Quite the symphony at night with those chirping insects all around the yard and the songs from the Cicada in my large Maple tree.

I leave the spiders alone. If they have a web on my outdoor plants I leave it be. Spiders are a natural predator and will kill off other insects. I have not had any mite problem, or any other insect that I can see, on my outdoor patio plants in two months.

Spiders and Spider Mites are not the same, even though Spider Mites belong to the same family as regular Spiders. Attract bees, wasps, and pollinators to the garden and they will help control mites and other insects that will damage the plants. Regular spiders, and other predatory insects, are also beneficial.

Enjoy the day.

Yeah those last two pictures were great smoke! My buddy owns a dispensary and I work there part time, great discounts and get to try everything that comes in.


Yeah I’ll probably grow outdoor next year but get a amazon greenhouse lol

Cheers and happy growing