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California Orange
Outdoor
Room Type
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weeks Technique
Soil
Grow medium
56.7812 l
Pot Size
Grow Conditions
Week 13
Vegetation
228.6
cm
inch
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15 hrs
Light Schedule
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kanda19 kanda19
5 years ago
All the girls continue to grow vigorously with just water. Homemade swamp coolers saved the day in the greenhouse with temps over 100 degrees 3 days running. With about 3 weeks left to veg before the light changes here I will continue to bend and train....enjoying the ride!
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Grow Questions
kanda19
kanda19started grow question 6 years ago
Do you think I’ll meed to repot again before they go outdoors in 4 weeks? Growing like crazy 😬 super soil almost ready
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DankGardener
DankGardeneranswered grow question 5 years ago
Yes u could of cuz u where in veg when ask this question. But u don't want that type of stress in flower. U don't want energy going into recovery just budding. Good looking plant though
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Njanne
Njanneanswered grow question 5 years ago
I wouldn't bother since you are in flowering stage now. Growth is mostly over. Now all you need is time for the buds to fatten up.
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Gersora
Gersoraanswered grow question 5 years ago
I am Not Sure how you are going to transplant them but if you can you should go for it bigger root System means more nutrition and Walter intakte and a bigger yield. Make Sure to Transplant later on in the Day so they don't get that much heat and Light stress. Otherwise big compliment.
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Cannibalgardens
Cannibalgardensweek 15
Wow these are some very big girls holy moly .m
Verlido
Verlidoweek 8
Very nice plants man! How do you keep the insects outside? Compare with my growth! go take a look!
kanda19
kanda19
@kegman83,amazing!! Thank you! That’s what I’m going to do then. Hope the fam doesn’t protest too much lol
kegman83
kegman83
@kanda19, I've found if you leave a few in they are still smelly enough to deter some pests.
kanda19
kanda19
@kegman83, I agree. No pest issues in the greenhouse so far. I’m witching the garlic was a year round plant. I’ll be harvesting them in a few weeks. Probably start dusting the girls once the garlic has been harvested.
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Ssomeguy
Ssomeguyweek 2
Looking good. Best of luck!
growdoctordc
growdoctordc
@@Ssomeguy - “... my current flowering plants were germinated around end september/start october and some of them were basically ruined within a week or two recently.” That stinks! Mother Nature can be so cruel
Ssomeguy
Ssomeguy
@kanda19, They're not autoflowers are they? Because I was just mentioning on my diary, for long lifetime sativas (which I have a few dozen of) I'd probably germinate near mid-winter (easy to manage when they're younger/smaller) rather than spring. Then shove them properly outside in good conditions. Currently got a bunch of (27) seedlings in 3l pots too that I just transplanted from 250ml cups (right before winter) and dunno wtf to do with yet, probably just gonna shove them in soil and see how it goes, since winter here is typically fairly warm compared to other places. My current flowering plants are from sort of mid-spring which is bad time, due to climate here, but that's when it was legalized (and didn't expect them to grow for as long as they have been) so... it gets moist and cold suddenly around march/april after being incredibly hot (somewhere in africa), my current flowering plants were germinated around end september/start october and some of them were basically ruined within a week or two recently.
kanda19
kanda19
@@Ssomeguy Thanks. These girls will all be heading outside...6 more weeks or so until spring here
DILLIGAF
DILLIGAFweek 13
@kanda19 hi there mate did you end up repotting or leaving them I did put an answer to your question if you want to take a look.
DILLIGAF
DILLIGAF
@kanda19, they look like beasts and probably got a lot more growth to go yet too
kanda19
kanda19
@DILLIGAF, I have two in 15 gallon grow bags and the rest I dug 30” x 30” holes for. Growing like crazy!
CoastGrower
CoastGrowerweek 5
Nice plant! They will become Yuge! 👍
CoastGrower
CoastGrower
@kanda19, I just sprouted 2 more Northern lights auto’s to put in my mothers garden :) they always give me nice buds :) I ❤️ NL
kanda19
kanda19
@CoastGrower,thanks. They are really starting to take off. I am quite excited to see how this season plays out. I have one week old green crack and 20:1 CBD sprouted and growing. 3 of each. Will be planting them into something larger to harden off so I can get them outdoors also.
CTCan
CTCanweek 8
Looking good! Gonna follow. I’m on a similar schedule. Just curious are you gonna stick with 15 gl for the rest of summer? I’m also in 15 gl now and have been wondering if it’ll be big enough until harvest.
kanda19
kanda19
@CTCan,my plan is to stick with the size I have. Since I have 7 plants directly in ground I wanted to see how much restriction there would be. They are currently quite tall and just starting outdoor growing season. I was somewhat concerned just how big these girls were gonna be.
growdoctordc
growdoctordcweek 8
In an outdoor greenhouse I recommend you replant them in well tilled earth topped with good compost. Forget the pots. That’s restricting growth. Never heard of Baker Street. But I think I understand the naming motivation - Winding your way down on Baker Street Light in your head and dead on your feet Well, another crazy day You'll [smoke] the night away And forget about everything
kanda19
kanda19
@growdoctordc,that’s right. Bakerstreet is 100% Indica with high thc. Ive not smoked this variety before so fingers crossed. I’m more of a Sativa girl. it seems to be growing well in side garden so fingers crossed. Sun is supposed to shine today so will take pics of girls in ground 😀
DoDrugs420
DoDrugs420week 21
When you know you know.
DoDrugs420
DoDrugs420week 21
When you know you know.
Cannibalgardens
Cannibalgardensweek 21
Dam man
blendmedmedman
blendmedmedmanweek 21
you have a bunch of tall sky seeking ladies. wow. have you grown the cali orange before?
Cannibalgardens
Cannibalgardensweek 17
Crazy looks good
CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowweek 15
"I dusted all plants with DE over the weekend in anticipation of flowering beginning soon. " Hey man what's DE, sorry for being daft but I'm well new to this!
Oregonist
Oregonistweek 15
Looking great!
GreenHouseLab
GreenHouseLabweek 13
These girls are monsters lol
AsNoriu
AsNoriuweek 12
Had choco lopez indoor Amazing plant Have 3 clones runing outside, thinking even to make my cross seeds. Thats how good mine was and real gorillas dont have them anymore....
Hellishjam
Hellishjamweek 11
Very nice looking!
DILLIGAF
DILLIGAFweek 11
@kanda19 Your plants could very possibly double in size if moved into bigger pots however please see above answer to ypur question for more details 😁
LongJohn420
LongJohn420week 11
Looking good! Keep up the good work! 👌
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarweek 4
well its easier to transplant them in 2 weeks or so...so they stay well fed and have enough soil. but you can let them into the small pots too. Some of my plants are already outdoors ( i live in northern europa)yesterday they had their first storm and heavy rain. they sit in smartpots/ airpots and i wait for better weather to put them into ground( . so i took them on my veranda on a shady place, and if weather is to mean, i can pic them up and put them inside od in the greenhouse. You mentioned a greenhouse, they are old enough to put them into there.... ( depending in how cold it gets at night) hemp is a resiliant plant, i had grows started in february and directly after germination into the ground, the plant were slow, but she grew, in the last year i started in greenhouse around april and put them outside in may.... )