Second Round Of Backyard Light Dep - 2023

[donpablos]

20x10x6 hoop house raised bed filled with recycled indoor potting soil and mushroom compost

clones are all start in a 96 site turbokloner using dyna grow dip, 20ml per gallon clonex clone solution and 1.5 oz clearez per 5 gallon of res water

after 12 days in the cloner clones where transfered into 3.5" square pots with Tupar soil mix and have been fed 1ml of oily can + 3ml of seablast grow per gallon of well water for another 12 days under shade cloth while they harden off.
Larger plants in the box are cuts from last run of light dep seedling run I did for new phenos.
Larger plants are Pablo's Cake #2, sour applez #4, gasanova #3 and #8.
These plants started the same as all my other clones but have been up potted from 3.5" to 1g and then to 5g nursery pots.
Just got them all in the ground yesterday besides 4 baby yoda clones I was gifted that need some time to harden off before being planted.

 

[Tokin Roll]

I can't grow outdoors, but you have a nice setup @donpablos .

Mind if I tag along?

Stay safe, and grow well my friend,
Tok..

 

[donpablos]

Grab a seat, don't worry about moose he's friendly

 

[Carmen Ray]

Found it! Everything looks so organized. Pulling up a deckchair and inviting @StoneOtter @Bode @Bill284 and @Melville Hobbes to come and have a stroll through your garden with me.

 

[Bill284]

Grab a seat, don't worry about moose he's friendly

Beautiful set up my friend.
Looks great.
Love the puppy too.
Hope everything is going well.




#VIVOSUN #Love What You Grow
Bill284

 

[Bode]

Highya DP,

You have a lot of clones! They'll keep you busy later on. Will you do any training with them? Are they sativa, indica, or hybrid? I grow outdoors (in New England), and our season is just long enough grow fast-maturing sativas. I love to see large ladies putting on the buds! Hope you don't mind if I follow along. Happy Smokin'

 

[StoneOtter]

Welcome donpablos! Nice big grow! Going to be a good time! How does your season run?
Give moose a pat, he's a cool grow dog!

 

[Melville Hobbes]

 

[CaptainLucky]

20x10x6 hoop house raised bed filled with recycled indoor potting soil and mushroom compost

clones are all start in a 96 site turbokloner using dyna grow dip, 20ml per gallon clonex clone solution and 1.5 oz clearez per 5 gallon of res water

after 12 days in the cloner clones where transfered into 3.5" square pots with Tupar soil mix and have been fed 1ml of oily can + 3ml of seablast grow per gallon of well water for another 12 days under shade cloth while they harden off.
Larger plants in the box are cuts from last run of light dep seedling run I did for new phenos.
Larger plants are Pablo's Cake #2, sour applez #4, gasanova #3 and #8.
These plants started the same as all my other clones but have been up potted from 3.5" to 1g and then to 5g nursery pots.
Just got them all in the ground yesterday besides 4 baby yoda clones I was gifted that need some time to harden off before being planted.

There’s another commercial grower on @420 Magazine from the Triangle. @Mycelium Farmer ( Brandon). He has an amazing farm going too. CL

 

[donpablos]

Highya DP,

You have a lot of clones! They'll keep you busy later on. Will you do any training with them? Are they sativa, indica, or hybrid? I grow outdoors (in New England), and our season is just long enough grow fast-maturing sativas. I love to see large ladies putting on the buds! Hope you don't mind if I follow along. Happy Smokin'

All indica Dom hybrids, I might need to top the larger plants to allow the little clones more time catch up. Ruthless og is a beast outside haven't really found anything else like her for light dep, short and lots of main/sub branching and usually triples in size during stretch

 

[bluter]

great to see the professionals

 

[donpablos]

One week in the hoop plants are looking happy. feeding 3ml per gallon seablast grow every other watering for now. Also added plant stakes, not as main support they will get that as they grow through netting, just to hold them up until they get to that point.

 

[Greenvein]

One week in the hoop plants are looking happy. feeding 3ml per gallon seablast grow every other watering for now. Also added plant stakes, not as main support they will get that as they grow through netting, just to hold them up until they get to that point.

Nice bro, that forest you just planted is going to take off! Can't wait how come the ladies down the bottom are so shaded won't that affect them?

 

[donpablos]

Nice bro, that forest you just planted is going to take off! Can't wait how come the ladies down the bottom are so shaded won't that affect them?

The shade cloth will only be on in veg, also its been over 105f(40c) and supposed to hit 110f(43c) for the next couple days the shade cloth will make life a little easier on them. If your talking about the shade hitting the plants it's just because those pics where taken early in the day.

 

[Carmen Ray]

Gosh that's warm! Is that normal for this time of year where you are?

 

[donpablos]

Gosh that's warm! Is that normal for this time of year where you are?

It's been really mild this year normally hit those Temps in May.

 

[Greenvein]

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The shade cloth will only be on in veg, also its been over 105f(40c) and supposed to hit 110f(43c) for the next couple days the shade cloth will make life a little easier on them. If your talking about the shade hitting the plants it's just because those pics where taken early in the day.

Aaah sunrise got ya & that's some heat! I don't think I'd survive let alone the plants
They all look like they haven't missed a beat though so nice work

 

[donpablos]

Second week of veg in this box is done, probably throw some netting on and start flowering in the next couple days

 

[donpablos]

Yesterday was the first day after 12 hours covered. These will be done in 54 days so every update should show a lot of new growth. Feeding 3ml per gallon sea blast transition 100 gal res every 3rd day or so. Temps from 100(38c)-115(46c).

 

[Ned Bogan]

That's an incredible grow. It's the stuff dreams are made of for most of us. Kudos!