Outdoor 2012

Everything is growing very well. I may have to trim back the Blue Chocolate so it does not bud over the top of the fence.


Blue Chocolate - The tomato cage to the right is 5 feet tall











Unsexed Blue Chocolate





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I'm taking a trip to your yard!


I'll just be there for the use of your composter. No really. See you in two months. :thumbs-up:

 

You'll need some fiskers and a bong!

 

In that case, I'm all set! :coolbounce::redbong::thumbs-up:

 

Looking silly nice!!


BUT! You better start tying them up NOW or else I guaruntee your going to lose a POUND of weight (or more) due to stress and fluff from the stress (stress of trying to reach for the sun)


Been there plenty of times :BangHead::BangHead:

 

:rofl6: Dude, you suck because I just busted two of the main stems on the largest blue chocolate! I noticed that the spidermites were starting early this year (found them on one of the herijuana's) so I started blasting all the plants with the hose (I refuse to use chemicals this year) and the largest blue chocolate bent over and I heard it snap. I tied it back up but I think the thing is probably done for.

 

:thumbs-up: opcorn-2: b4e..

 

Awesome garden I bet you can smell it a block away. -Bud

 

This guy is a real farmer!!!!!!!


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Thanks everyone...no smell yet but when it starts to flower look out! The blue chocolate that I snapped did not even miss a beat, it never even wilted and it was snapped bad.

 

Glad to hear that it made it. I was going to say that I snapped one my Dabney's main stem. All that was holding it on was the outer fiber and that even peeled down about a half inch. I placed it back where it belonged, held it in place with some twisty ties and duct taped it. It too, never missed a beat. No wilting of the leaves or anything, it stayed right up with the rest of the plant. And yeah, fixing something around them to hold them up is a good thing. You'd hate to go out there after it rains and find your bud down in the mud. Or even just bending over from the weight and having the bottom of the buds getting the sun if it penetrates that low.

 

good to hear how tough the blue chocolate is. Something dug up mine so I re-planted it. Hopefully it made a come-back.


Your garden is looking fantastic, keep it up!

 

Mine was like that, it was snapped real bad. I just took a couple of zip ties and pulled the thing up and secured it. The plant never even skipped a beat. I will be tying everything up this weekend.

 

I bet it does make it, the blue chocolate is tuff for sure. Thanks for looking in Shadow. asssit: asssit:

 

I had to trim everything back so it does not bud over the fence.








The snapped blue chocolate stump.





And a closer look, this plant never missed a beat.





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Looking fantastic bro! Good job!

 

oh shit thats just sick....why do i live in a fking back water...


Nice...envy...arrrrrrrr


very niceasssit:

 

beautiful garden. Thick and bushy, look well maintained.


How much do you expect to harvest from the entire plot?

 

Thanks for looking in you guys. I'm not really sure about the yield since I have not grown these strains outside before. It will be a lot though!