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May 14th she moved to her new home.
2nd of june she was growing well but reaching for the stars a bit , because of shade from tree. Not the best spot but should be fine.
21st of august
Net is full, on the sunny side
She is still stretching but flower are now stacking up nicely.
She is really starting to smell of citrus fruit, sour orange like and absolutly mouth watering
Sept 10th
This week was windy and finally some decent shower.
Nature was begging for it but as we all know it was a headache for me personally.
I went to visit the girls and noticed how the wind was taking its toll.
Killer Kush (the biggest) was banking 15 degrees and the Outdoor Grapefruit was acting as a windscreen for Maroc.
She needed some more defoliating to prevent moisture getting stuck in tight places. I pulled the net further down to improve airflow...a little to much. When i pinned the lower ring to the ground a big branch snapped😪
Emergency repair was done and I believe she will be all right.
She was reinforced and i build a nice tent over the wound to prevent water coming in. Open from the bottom still alowing air to pass underneath.
Sept 17th
Her smell is amazing, you can smell she is a cousin of Sexbud but this one is much more fruity. Really has a specific odour to it, citrus but nothing like lemon or orange. Last time during sunshine I could even smell something like the bitternes you get from grapefruit, kind of amazing or just imagination. Can hardly wait for her to be cured and burp those jars.
Today was a busy day, maroc got chopped because of mould infection.
Outdoor grapefruit was also affected but this strain seems to be more resilient. structure of the buds is more spread over long branches and seems to be less susceptible to botrytis.
Lemon kush on the other hand is getting real bulky and has mould pop up in some large main cola, I try to check them every other day and continue to cut off any infected parts and dead/yellow leaves. Hoping these babies make it all the way.
2 more days of rain, after that weather forecast predicts higher temperature and little to no precipation. Fingers crossed
21 september
What a week...nothing but rain. MAROC got chopped, she suffered from mould the worst.
Grapefruit does a better job in this terrible weather. Few spot with mould were detected and those branches were removed.
Every time keeping alcohol at hand to clean immediatly. Carefull not to spread the stuff.
Curled/ twisted leaves, black spot are the first indications of rot. I have taken rotting flowers and leaves out and buried them.
2 weeks with little sleep and carefully checking every bud twice on each visit.
Now we have 3 sunny days.
She will get chopped before the next rain.
Hopefully the sun to come is enough for her too bulk up a bit.
I would love those calyxes to be fat and swollen. I have given up on reaching amber trichs. Weather wont allow it.
2 october
First of all... This girl was planted in a position under a tree. She is a real outdoor strain. I had succes with maroc in guerilla grows before. Sun hours are key.
Having that in mind. The way this Outdoor Grapefruit performed in her bad spot is incredible.
She grew away from the shady patch just like Maroc did. Meaning she was leaning and basicly I ended up scrogging her to face the southern side. The backside was of the net was empty. In a sunny spot this girl would have gone through the roof.
She is super sticky. Amazingly fruity, my favourite strain outdoors this year. She performed wel in the cold and rain. Mould was everywhere but she managed best.
Could have gone another week but forecast were bad and my planning did not allow that extra time. So many thing still left to do with such monster plants and incoming harvest.
Ill keep you posted on weight, with budshots in the smoke report.
Peace out✌️
GuerillaGorilla
