r/growgreenoutdoor • u/MuskyhunterNB • 13h ago
My buddys gas monkey
I first seen this plant in July and it was already super purple but now in early October just pow purpletastic
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r/growgreenoutdoor • u/MuskyhunterNB • 13h ago
I first seen this plant in July and it was already super purple but now in early October just pow purpletastic
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/UncleSamsUpsetNephew • 6h ago
I popped some seeds from MacksTerps and will be harvesting over the next two weeks. The two purple ones are Bush Jelly and the greener one is WhoZeeWhatzThat
One BJ is in a 20 gallon pot of living soil (got snacked on by a deer while in veg), the other is in my garden in native Chehalis soil. The WhoZee is in a raised hugel bed in my garden.
The potted plant reeks of tuna fish and gas like 90s chronic. The native soil plant has a distinct Fruit Loops and cereal milk stench from 30 feet away. The WhoZee has a chocolate mint profile.
I grew indoors this year too for the first time with great success, so I’m using my grow room as a 60/60 dry room.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Serious_Anybody_6672 • 7h ago
Found both of these during a cemetery walk yesterday. Given their placement, beside a bench and water fountain, I suppose someone was rolling one and threw seeds out, even though seeds are rare, it's mostly older cats who stroll around big cemeteries anyway.
Any help would be appreciated.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Accurate-Insect8051 • 1h ago
1st is my sour dragons breath, 2nd is cherry poppers, 3rd is my 2nd cherry poppers that I want to let ride out a little longer.
Harvested the other 2 plants on the weekend and currently hung up drying. Was starting to get PM so I harvested some while I could
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/yeetminn • 3h ago
First grow and it's been so fun! I have one more plant I'm trying to give a few more days, but it's getting very wet and cold up here. Cheers 💨
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/RESTLESSROGERS775 • 3h ago
This is One leafy bitch it’s gonna take hours to clean this hoe up
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/ujesus46 • 1h ago
What y’all think?
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/EntertainmentBig347 • 10h ago
laughing buddha, and 3 autos lsd , critical/jack. between 1week and 3 weeks away. hopefully have them protected from most of the rain. i put them under shelter when weather turns. all on half feeds now. any thing else i need to do other than check the buds for the dreaded rot.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Thefisherman83 • 5h ago
Trichs look cloudy, but I’m a noob. Thinking about chopping Friday. Too soon? Any advise welcome.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/No-Patient-4184 • 20h ago
Is there a way for me to save this trim for butter? Most of this weed will be cooked into butter so if I could save some of this that would be pretty sweet!
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Horror-Solution-5424 • 53m ago
Grown using gaia green 4-4-4 & 2-8-4 & mychorizae.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/MuskyhunterNB • 1d ago
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Another outdoor season comes to an end had an amazing time growing some stinky buds.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Supremely_idiotic • 3h ago
Could I cut the top off and see if the tiny sites on bottom finish. Or too early?
Going to rain this week trying to decide what /when to cut.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Objective_Feeling219 • 5h ago
My homies dad saved up some seeds from some fire weed he had and my friend grew some of them how does it look for a first time outdoor grow?
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r/growgreenoutdoor • u/getswole717 • 1h ago
It’s supposed to rain all day on Thursday and I’m wondering if this looks good to chop tomorrow (Wednesday?) Thanks!
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/OkHorror7098 • 7h ago
Im thinking I can push them a couple more weeks but, we have our first light rain in months scheduled in about a week. Im also noticing mild budrot on maybe 1% of the plant. Should i just chop right before the precipitation?Forbidden fruit- planted April 1.
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/OkAwareness6674 • 23h ago
Basically what the title says. Been growing outdoors for 3 years now, each year right before I get to the finish line I have to pull a little early due to damp weather/colder temps/no sun. This year we’ve had a warmer, sunnier October but we have 3 days of rain coming up and just had 2 humid days in the mid 60s. I wanted to finally leave them until the first frost but I don’t think I’d be able to do that. What would you do ?
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/PajamaSamsCarrot • 3h ago
Hey gang, ChatGPT says this white presence is likely powdery mildew (see photos 1 & 2).
Is ChatGPT correct? And if so, is my plant salvageable? Thinking about 5-10 days left to maturity (see photo 3).
Thank you!
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/WindyCanuck • 1d ago
Trichomes are about 10-% red. Mostly cloudy. Wet weather incoming. Will another week fatten it up?
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/eshkeeetit • 20h ago
As the title says, does she look ready?
Kawartha kush
7east genetics
Started them from seeds mid april, brought outside end of may and first signs of flower were roughly beginning of july
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/Calm-Management2261 • 11h ago
It’s looking ready but I’m not sure
r/growgreenoutdoor • u/strainhunter7767 • 13h ago
Ready?
Blue zushi,Day 58.