What are you running outside this season and why
Curious what people are putting in the ground this year. I'm running a couple of old cuts I've kept going since the late 90s and one newer variety I hadn't tried outdoors before. The new one's a gambl
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Curious what people are putting in the ground this year. I'm running a couple of old cuts I've kept going since the late 90s and one newer variety I hadn't tried outdoors before. The new one's a gambl
curious what people are putting in the ground this year. running three og kush phenos i've kept going for about eight years now, plus trying a new-to-me purple variety a buddy handed me clones of. og
lost a whole og kush plant in week 7 about twelve years back. humidity spiked, airflow was garbage, i didnt catch it in time. that was the last time i ignored canopy density going into late summer. w
Been getting hit with botrytis in the last two weeks of flower every single year up here. Dense colas, morning fog off the river, nothing dries out fast enough. Tried neem, tried sulfur, tried wishful
Been saying this for years and people still wait until the week before they plant to scratch out a hole and call it a day. Dig your outdoor holes in late winter or early March. Let the soil breathe, l
People assume mold is a wet climate problem. Run outdoor long enough in any climate and you will find out otherwise. Dense colas trap morning dew and hold it all day, even in the desert Southwest. Lea
Curious what people are actually putting in the ground this year. Not what looks good in a catalog, what you chose and why. Reasoning matters more to me than the strain name at this point. Running a
Been doing this since the mid-80s and most people my age either forgot it or never knew it. Hit your plants with a diluted lime sulfur spray right as they start to stretch, before any bud sites form.
Curious what people are actually putting in the ground this season. Not what looks good in a catalog, what you actually chose and why. There's a difference. I'm doing a Malawi I've been selecting fro
Trying to get a read on what people are actually running outdoors this season, not just what the seed sites are pushing. I went with Zamal and a Malawi I got from a trader in 2019. Long season, i know
Curious what people are running outdoor this season. Not the hype, not what the catalog says. What you actually planted and why you picked it for your specific situation. Running a Malawi cross mysel
curious what people are putting in the ground this year. been a wet spring here so im leaning toward stuff i know handles humidity. running og kush again like every year, cant help it. also dropping
What should I plant alongside my cannabis to help with pests, soil health, and camouflage? Heard marigolds and basil are good but want more options.
First outdoor grow. Should I plant directly in the ground, build raised beds, or use large containers (20+ gallon)? Each seems to have trade-offs.
Debating whether to build a simple greenhouse or just grow fully outdoor. Is the extra investment in a hoop house or greenhouse worth it for extending the season?
Deer ate the tops off two of my plants last year. What fencing or deterrents actually work? Don't want to lose another crop.
Weather forecast shows first frost in 10 days. My plants are mostly cloudy trichomes with maybe 5% amber. Should I let them go until frost hits or harvest now?
Looking to grow in a remote location away from my property. What are the key considerations for a guerrilla grow? Strain selection, security, watering schedule, pest prevention?
Want to prep my garden beds now for spring planting. What amendments should I add to native soil? How far in advance should I prepare?
Growing outdoor in Canada? You need strains that can handle: - Short growing season (May–October) - Cold nights in September - High humidity during harvest season - Potential early frost **My proven