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Hey all I was away doing some gold prospecting and got a sms yesterday to let me know that my plants were stolen on friday night. I am sharing a house with my cousin and she was out with friends until 2-30 friday morning when as she was turning into our street(culdesac) she saw an unfamiliar car parked across the road. She said as she first turned into the street that there was someone holding a plant by the roots and quickly threw it into the boot. She did not think much more of it(she doesnt smoke and doesnt care about the plants) until she woke up and went outside in the morning. There was a trail or roots and dirt leading from the garden bed across to where the car…
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For instance a 2 or 3 foot plant. I dont expect them to get much bigger then that being autos. Last season my male bagseed plant was kept happy with 1.25L of water every other day right through summer. (NSW) cheers
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So I recently received a couple of seedlings from a friend, and they have been extremely healthy ever since I chucked them in my yard. One of the plants is apparently New York City Diesel from Soma seeds (heavy indica) and the other is a random strain (hybrid). They are currently in there 3rd week and are going great. They have grown quicker than I expected and have great plant structure. The NYCD is going off and I expect great things from it, very exited to watch its progress. I'm living in Far North Queensland and have a couple of questions regarding my grow time. I plan to keep this grow 100% organic and outdoor. Its currently in my backyard where it receives quite ab…
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Currently preparing my plot and researching strains for this coming season. Browsing through the seed banks got me thinking how well do the auto flowering seeds do outdoors as opposed to plain old feminized seeds? Any major Pros and Cons people could discuss based on experience? Ta
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Hello there my fellow gentle green thumbs, Its that time of the year again, and those with the thought of a quickie winter crop had best have there plans (and plants) well underway. My own preparations have actually been slowly building up for some months now and I feel confident I should go fairly well. My only real concern is that I have decided to attempt a greenhouse grow for the first time, in order to beat the frost we get every year here. When I say greenhouse, I should probably really say "Green tent". It's basically just some rope strung tightly between some convenient trees, a big roll of clear plastic sheet, purchased from bunnings for $1.50 a metre, and a rol…
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can any one tell me a good strain to grow out doors in south australia in winter as we get no frost here.and wat about polly tunnels.thanks superredbush
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Gday all, Since joining up I have found you all extremely helpful and even if not that helpful I enjoy listening to your stories and opinions. Growing by a river has been briefly discussed in another one of my recent threads however I would love you to share any experiences or knowledge you have with this method. I could ask plenty of questions specific to my area but as there isn't much info on this method of growing ill leave it open to ANY sort of discussion involving growing near a water source with the intention of not needing to water your plants. Your input will be valuable to anyone interested in this method so lets see if we can get a good discussion goin…
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Hello all, I am wanting some advice from fellow Aussies on a suitable seed to choose. No doubt the workers in the shops in Amsterdam etc know their stuff but you just cant beat local knowledge. I want to buy feminised seeds to grow on a riverbank in SW QLD. so simply I want seeds/strain that is: 1. Suitable for warm weather sometimes reaching 40 degrees 2. Suitable to grow on river bank with minimal care 3. LARGE growing plant 4. Tight, compact buds 5. Feminised Seeds. 6. Relatively fast yield I know how complex growing can be but I wish to keep it relatively simple. Any advice would be greatly appreciated and if you could point me in the right direction of where to g…
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Hi there guys. (SWIM is in south east QLD coastal area) SWIM has 2 sativa dom plants, outdoors growing in organic soil and being fed orgainc tomato fertalizer once a week. These plants were planted from seed in the first week of december and were sexed at about 8 weeks of age, then just left outside in the lovely sunshine to so their thing. Being sativa dom obviously they are slower to flower and are still going, but the problem I have is this, One of the plants buds are looking pretty nice with large buds starting to fill out and become weighty, and at about 40-50% brown hairs and trics just starting to go from clear to milky from what I can see, i'm thinking a…
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Hi guys I just have one quick question to ask the users out there! I have a couple of plants that are indica dom, inside under 20/4 flour lights in veg stage. My question is, In south east qld, what is the latest I will be able to put these outdoors to flower? Obviously I want to leave them vegging for as long as possible before I put them outside to flower out, but do not want to put them out too late as to miss the winter harvest! I was hoping veg them for another 8 weeks, then put them ouside through the rest of winter to flower out naturally, will this work? Thanks in advance!
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Haven't been here in some time! nice to see the forums still pumping. Did a grow this year, thought I would just share the end result. Did 3 plants, blueberry is still growing so no photos of her but have harvested Vanilla Kush from barneys, and Frisian Dew from dutch passion. I was fortunate enough to get the purple pheno! was very stoked about that. Anyway, all outdoor organic just grown with some pre fertilised garden soil (did a bit in winter) with seasol and gogo juice, nothing else. They are all still curing at the moment but already are awesome smoke. A mate of mine made some labels for whatever reason, turned out to be pretty nice colour ways and what not, anyway …
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Hey guys just thought id show what I got going atm The ones in flower are Secret Garden Seeds ORGE the others are just some random seeds i had in an unmarked bag.. im a little suprised they havent starting flowering yet..
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Evening stoners. A put up a diary every year for the last 5, Thought I would throw this up even though its one plant this year. I started with 5 plants. One died, 3 were males and here Im left with this only girl. Oh well thats how it is sometimes right? Its the mazar strain from dutch passion. Showing a good phenotype. Might be needed a transplant soon from the 5litre pot. Medium is coco/perlite. Feeding with canna nutes at a steady ph 5.8. Havent tried mazar myself but from some reviews it seems to be good smoke. Having trouble smoking sativas these days with anxiety so ill let this one flower a bit longer too for a more heavy hitter. Enjoy... Smoky
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Hey all I thought I would share my first outdoor grow started back I'm sep/oct started from bagseed. Soil/perlite Soil ph 6.5 Feeding 17.5 ; 9.c2 ; 26.5 This is the first time using lst method which is acually a lot easier than I thought and not sure why I hadn't previously done it. Marijuana plants sure are hardy little plants. First one is 3 months old in 10 gal pot and have two 2 month old plants in 5 gal pots. Had a bout of bug problems which neem oil is helping keep it under wraps. Also had a problem with birds eating the bud sites which some netting seems to be doing its job. All this with the temprature fluctuations we have been having have made it all the m…
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Woke up to pleasantly find these... What is the earliest i can relocate these to the bush? Thanks !
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