I dont live there anymore, but i grew up in eureka, ca. Did some guerilla grows back in the 90s. Now i grow outdoor/greenhouse in northern az. What part of oregon coast? Use to go up that way for salmon fishing in november. The little rivers in southern oregon are great fishing. If you can get access.
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@W.B.elpaso
Newport and yes unless you have a boat which I do not river access is extremely limited.
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A friend of mine was a fishing guide. Flat bottom drift boat “willys” . he would let me tag along. Good ol days. I never did have a great grow up in those hills. Seems like something alwsys went wrong. Now im legal growing and loving it. Big plants, loads of killer buds. More than i ever dreamed up back in the day.
so nice not scrounging for crumbs.
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Everything looks badass. Even the glacier. Looks like fun
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Nice looking plants! I’d love to visit AK one day.
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Very cool!!
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@TOUGH-TONY127 @Shadesfang @Naturalmedsman @GreggT @W.B.elpaso @Fieldofdreams @AL_GREEN
I topped them both today hope I did it correctly, will decide later if I will bend the whole plant over or wait until I have more branches to LST. I’m leaning towards bend her over soon but will see.
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@Sj2019
Looks great bruddah!
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After You top, i would let her go awhile before i started to train, lst. Let those branches come out, then start lst. I like to pull them down and away from the middle of the plant.
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Looks good!
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Giver a couple days. Looking good brother!!
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Looks like a perfect topping to me!! As said 
I’d wait a bit before any training to let her recover a bit.
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@Shadesfang @Naturalmedsman @Fieldofdreams @W.B.elpaso @GreggT @TOUGH-TONY127
I don’t think they are getting enough direct sunlight hours. 1 is only getting 3 hours and the other about 4 hours of sunlight.
I didn’t do my pre work homework before planting them. By September it will even be less and since they are photos I’m thinking they may not finish. Toying with the idea of transplanting to a more sunny area below my deck with the sour diesel auto.
Glad the one is a bag seed and the other is a 2019 Harlequin so no harm no foul no biggie
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If you can get them more light, transplant with care and it will help them more than it hurts. Lots more. They will recover with good light and some tlc. Ya more light bigger buds healthier plants.
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Ive noticed that outdoors the plants like the diffused light more than the direct sunlight. Diffused by greenhouse plastic.
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Definitely not enough light, I would move them
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@Shadesfang @GreggT @Fieldofdreams @Naturalmedsman @W.B.elpaso @TOUGH-TONY127
I moved the bag seed plant this AM. Not going to move the Harlequin. Going to concentrate on this one and the sour D.
This one could be blue dream, amnesia haze or Acapulco gold so it’s worth seeing it through.
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Hells to the yeah it’s worth saving!! Could turn out to be the best of your batch, I love some Mystery Weed lol!! 
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They don’t look leggy or anything but agree that more direct light would be better.
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@GreggT @Shadesfang @TOUGH-TONY127 @Naturalmedsman @Fieldofdreams @W.B.elpaso
The Sour Diesel is a no show, I decided to dig around for it and not even the shell husk was to be found. It germinated before I put it in the dirt, should have started it indoors first. Oh well I’ll grow one indoors this winter in my new grow tent kit from Vivosun
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