High ya’ll , I have a question about outdoor flowering. I have trainwreck, jack herer, and northern lights outside in the the ground there going to beat hell, my question if they say the flowering time for these are 8/10 weeks indoors is it about the same amount of weeks outdoors Thanx for any input
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Generally, yes.
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Agreed with @Screwauger
Generally they will but remember those times are estimated times and could go a little either way
Happy growing and harvest
CB
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Thanks, im going to keep an eye on the trichomes i was going to give them a water and mollasses flush , just dont want to start it to soon
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Starting molases treatment today…for rest of the flowering…
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Hope you’re in a warm climate. If you are still experiencing more than 12 hours of sunlight, you may wantt to start bagging them to get the flowering started.
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Ya, im in western Ky.we have had some of the most awesome weather for growing this time around, and the mollasses we’ll all i can say is if they could reach up there and give me a big ole kiss they would.Im also trying A.N. bud candy, i get my worm castings from Gurneys and feed lots of tea almost every other watering, seaweed extract, they are absolutly going crazy, i would love to send some pix but i just dont know how, im using phone, dont want them ending up at sheriffs office, our state is dragging its ass
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Are you just doing molasses and water or are adding it to nutes?
I dont use syntetic nutes to grow,only garden soil, compost and manures…
I top dressed with bat guano (0-7-0) a few weeks ago, now I do every week tablespoon of molasses per gal water 2-3 gal per plant…
This molasses tea had been advised to me by local growers for final push to finish
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I have feed mollasses the entire grow, sometimes it would be with the nutes and other times it would be with just water it doesnt matter, what does matter is your p.h.it has to be correct or your just spin’in your wheels. Im using a walmart trac phone and anybody could help get me started on how to send pix i would show you what Ky. can do
Ragnar, your bat guanu is good but you really need some potassium to go along with you phosporus, thoughs buds need potash and also your going 0-7-0 if thats your only nitro source you have to keep giving them nitrogen you just cut back
Ragnar, i wasnt really thinking about your manures and compost stuff your probably good " My Bad "
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It is pretty good yes, I know a few guys using different amendments…mostly all work
I did something diff.and kind of just an experiment, i took sub cools recipe and tweaked it just alittle, but i left the blood meal and bat guanu pretty much all the hot stuff out and let it cook. Now what i did next was get the fox farms trio , open sesame, beastie blooms, and cha ching kind of a organic soil feed with synthetic nutes they are going nuts. I have them in 20 gal. holes, i have a way to collect run off and if im lying im dyin its been 6.4 to 6.6
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Awesome, I grow in ground and in 65 gal smart pots, main ingredients in my success is rabitt manure, I raise rabitts mainly for manure production we feeding the whole garden at our homestead with it…
Its superior to any other animal manure out there…