OG Kush Outdoor

Grow_for_Happiness Slower start for these ladies but it's been a while so nice I've ✅ me photos and I remember them being a bit slower to take off than autos. Looking healthy and good colour, starting fourth set of leaves so fed them at end of week. Only fed once a week and water inbetween if needed with Reefertilizer so pretty simple. Sad in pics but needed water will add some happier looking pics tomorrow after lights on.

Grow_for_Happiness Girls got transplanted into three gallon fabric pots mid week. Roots were crazy and could tell they wanted more space. Used HP Pro mix and buffed with water and Reefertilizer grow. Looked happy next day, love the nursery bags rarely ever any transplant shock. Removed the bottom two sets of leaves and branches from each plant. Looking a little sad in pics but just because it's only an hour from lights out and like me they get tired a bit early hahaha

Grow_for_Happiness So far so good, these girls have been enjoying the indoor start to life and over the next week or so will be preparing for their big trip to the outdoor garden. Looking like the PH is slightly off as seeing some lightening of the leaf edges near the upper part of the plant, had to order a new PH pen as mine is 3 years old and can't calibrate anymore. I'm sure they'll survive until then haha. No work to speak of this week, just light leaf tucking and removal of lowest branches.

Grow_for_Happiness Good week for these girls. Colour is back to looking healthy, just a slight leaf lightening but should correct that this week now that I have replaced my PH pen probe. Otherwise good structure and they are growing well even with the once a week feedings. So far these Reefertilizer nutrients are doing the job, and nice only mixing one nutrient once a week. Keeping up with leaf tucking and leaf/inner branch removal. Should be all ready to head outdoors in two weeks. Cold front moved in this week highs only 12°C lows 4°C so we're keeping them indoors a week longer than usual. That's ok, all the vegetables are in the tempo greenhouse now so lots of tent space for the ladies. Let's hope for warmer temps soon 🤞

Grow_for_Happiness These girls are getting huge! Looks like we may be out of the cold nights, big storm next few days but hope to get them outside after that. Pots are filled and ready for them just need weather to cooperate. Better happen soon cause the one plant running out of room quick! She's aiming to be a monster. Defoliation early week and they're filled right back in by the end. Looking sad in pics because was right before watering and am giving them good drybacks.

Grow_for_Happiness Still not in the ground for the past week because it's been 5 days of rain and temps 14°C daytime and 5°C night time. But today is the day! Or so I thought, went down to get them and oops they got too dry so will plant tomorrow after work to let them destress. Forecast looking good from tonight onward, some rain Thursday but hey it's gonna rain. I figure a day or two of nice 25-30°C and they'll be back to happy and hearty enough to endure the crappy days. Planting in 40 gallon fabric pots with the local yards garden mix soil. Have used in past with great results, nice and airy feeling so stick with what ya know!

Grow_for_Happiness Finally the day arrived! Been in the ground a week now and they're adjusted well to their new 40 gallon pots and loving the fresh air. Had their first thunderstorm two nights ago and they made it through like champs. Hoping for more sun than rain, but hey guess don't have to water on rain days! Feeding once a week 24L of nutrient mixed water, PH to 7.0.

Grow_for_Happiness Great week, weather was gorgeous highs around 20-22°C and lows down to a chilly 8°C some nights. Only one day or rain maybe 5mm, with one watering from the hose mid week and a 12L watering each of nutrient mix. Girls are looking great with noticable growth this week, and the big plant pushing the five foot mark! They're greeting every day with arms raised to the sun and are withstanding the wind gusts quite well, no breakage yet and stalks are thickening up quick. The smaller plant has visitors every morning and evening this week. One of the robins and her two young (out of nest a few days) has taken to doing her feedings in the pot underneath the cover of the canopy. It's quite endearing to see, glad nature is enjoying the plants around.