First ever grow & outdoors from BAGSEED

The frost may force you to harvest. Under +10c plants don't grow, so that may be a factor too. 👍

Considering she's been through a frost she's looking well! I think she's got a few weeks left yet. The calyxes need to be all dark. Do you have a 60x loupe? What do the trichomes look like? 👍

Hey NF, you've still got a solid month maybe more before you want to harvest my friend, I had to do a double take on your text because I thought you said you were going to "partially harvest" to get light to the lower parts of the plant. If you mean you're going to cut the top of your main cola off to get lights to the lower bud spots, that's not a good idea. This plant will get much much fatter, it's not close to ripe yet - dont cut it in half 😂

Lookin good the outdoor Ladies I beg for 3 more weeks in a quite dry climate, we had heavy storm and rain for 2 days.. i was very afraid, but now sunny and dry.

Hope all goes well for your grow my friend!

Sorry little mistake above....1 time dosage Vegetation fertiliser and THEN...... mixture of both and then Only blooming... happy growing

You’ll do fine outdoors. What parallel are you, if you don’t mind sharing that? I am curious to ask why you chose the Caribe strain, which sounds a bit specialized for a first ever grow. Best wishes for a great harvest

You should see flowering begin any day now. Usually it starts early to mid August outdoors. No way of guessing a strain from the strain from a pic. I’d make up a name or just call it “weed” 😉

Hi @Noobfarmer! Your plants will start blooming/flowering when the available light time will decrease, so usually by the end of the summer depending on your location. You can use a website like https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/ to find out. About the strains, we can't guess it unless you provide a full smoke report, zommed pictures of the buds and a complete diary on the run, and even with all those informations, guessing the right strain is going to be tricky. Finally, about your bugs/pests, you should treat asap, I'd suggest to try neem-oil first (mix 10~12 drops of pure neem-oil in a liter of water and spray at night or in the early morning), if neem-oil does not work to repel your invaders, you may consider chemical pesticides before your plants start blooming (you should avoid spraying during flowering stage). One last thing, I noticed the cat 😂Be warned that they're known to eat cannabis, and pee on plants, so I'd recommend to make sure this won't happen and maybe protect the plants with a net/fence. Hope this helps, I'll be around, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

Felicitaciones. Excelente producto nacional. Suerte con el cultivo.

sorry @Noobfarmer for the unclear question with the use of the word parallel. Where are you in relation to the equator? Tropic, sub tropics, temperate? I ask because I’m interested in Caribe seeds, but have had little success growing sativas in my climate indoors. I’m at 38oN, a temperate zone. Even indoors the outdoor climate affects the grow because of the house being heated or cooled. This site is fun and I’m grateful for it, but they need to make editing easier, eh? Best wishes for a great harvest

Hi @Noobfarmer! They all look healthy, except the small one in the green container which looks really dry / under-watered. I think you should water more often. As an emergency move to save this baby, I would try to give her water + roots stimulator and put her under a plastic bottle to raise up the relative humidity. For all the other ones, you may consider applying LST methods (pinching, bending, ponytailing) or HST methods (FIMming/TOPping) to get bushy plants and increase your yield. Hope this helps, keep us up-to-date and good luck with these beauties! 👊

Good luck man 😊 I can still remember my first grow haha. If you ever have any questions just ask 😊

Thanks Bulbi no chopping this week then! That’s why I love this site, could have been costly....

Thanks guys it was super hot this week and both seedlings didn’t make it....just the two plants left. Will update with progress later this week.

Never grow befor it’s a bit cold here