Let's see all outdoors

Thank you kindly ma’am. . :folded_hands:

:victory_hand::dashing_away:

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Just started getting some pre flower starting to show here

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Nice. :+1:
Rest of mine are still a lil bit out yet.
No clusters. :grin:. Soon. Lol.
:victory_hand::dashing_away:

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tall colas always bring this fella to mind.

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Looks like its flipping the bird

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Thank you @W.B.elpaso @TigerLilly @plumbdand

:rocket::slot_machine::star_struck:

Much appreciated :heart::wink: I have 2 stakes, metal on bottom and wood up top, connected by a piece of fencing wire holding her up. Going to use vineyard tape tied to the fencing wire and stakes to hold up the branches the best we can as they get heavier :evergreen_tree:

I am excited to find out if this below :backhand_index_pointing_down: is true…

California Cannon is known for its high calyx-to-leaf ratio, which means it produces more calyxes (the parts that form the buds) and fewer sugar leaves, making it easier to trim and enhancing the quality of the smoke. This trait is sought after by many growers for its resinous and potent buds.

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I would imagine any strain that can produce +25%thc is gonna need to have a high calyx to leaf ratio. It even has a small % of Cbd and cbg

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My manifolded scrogged granny candy. Didn’t see I split the shit out of the stem tying down the scrog screen to the fabric pot.


Gary Payton

My autos: I dont know how to grow autos. :joy:

Left - Gelonade (foxtailing)
Middle - Blue Amnesia
Right - Killer Queen

Purple Panty Dropper:

Purple Ghost Candy:

Growing the purple stuff to take advantage of the cooler high desert night temps that should start next few weeks. :crossed_fingers:

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It looks like she will be fine :evergreen_tree::star_struck: nice variety in your garden​:victory_hand:

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@Oderus … I’m trying mainfold on my next grow… May look to you for advice. As well as Sir @kaptain3d .

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Any time Lady WW. :grin:
If I know the answer, I’ll help or find someone who will :wink: :nerd_face:

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Better watch out, sadism at its finest!


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That is a nice thing to say but I’m not the one to ask for advice at this particular time lol.

You and @Krista are embarrassing me with your new grower skills. Putting anything Ive grown yet to shame.

I think your current advisors are doing just fine by you :joy:

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@Oderus very kind of you to say so…. I still may hit you up when I do actually do it…

:wink::grin::peace_symbol:

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Rolled some higher up stems this evening by hand :star_struck::rocket::slot_machine::partying_face::airplane_departure::evergreen_tree::zany_face: for a gentle super cropping session with ladder :ladder: cameraman missed a bit of her :top_arrow: 65 gallon California Cannon :backhand_index_pointing_down::sun: I am most grateful :peace_symbol::fire::heart::folded_hands:

Wishing you all the best :evergreen_tree::rocket::airplane_departure::fire::dashing_away::victory_hand:

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I took some night pictures I wearing a headlamp with a green light

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Panoramic view of the garden. 7-9 weeks too harvest. Septoria has not been horrible. No bug issues so far. One last spray with copper fungicide tonight. Then it’s a steady treatment of Dr zymes after that. Praying for a hassle free finish.

Might as well show a few close up

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Great pics!!!

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I have been told by some wise folks to avoid spraying in the early weeks of flower while buds are forming until week 5 or so, I try to do mine before the budlet phase starts and then wait…mileage may vary. Spraying the undercarriage wouldn’t hurt during early flowering, just avoid spraying the budlets…

You garden looks mighty beautiful :star_struck:

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Dr zymes does not clog the stigmata pores (i think i spelled that right) that I’ve been told. I can’t risk not spraying I’ll get pm or aphids for sure.

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