African Gas gorilla grow

Langdale Trying to keep this place hidden- its in a good spot, lots of sunlight in a lush River Valley and rains quite often- but just little bursts- enough to keep it it moist. It works out perfect cause I can only tend to the plants once a week. So I don’t really worry about watering yet. This is my third time doing this- first year was a smash. I grew a ton of killer bud. Last year was a dud -rained on and off for 14 days straight-. All my plants died except one. And that one was stunted so I got about a quarter on some cured weed -so I’m very optimistic and excited yet cautious to be growing outside again, but I’m at the mercy Mother Nature.

Langdale I can only tend to my plants once a week. It’s been raining straight for so I’m not gonna water them until next week. Supposed to warm up . lost one more healthy plant-some animals stepped on it. Something tried to dig underneath one of my plants but plants made it!

Langdale Relieved to find all 9 plants growing better this week. Crazy heat here with 94 degrees- its been pretty cool and wet so hopefully this heat fell well turbo charge their growth. Gave each plant 1/2 gal of waterthis week , top dressed with worm castings last week. Throwing a mix of autos and photos. From Happy Bird Seeds: Dantes Revenge Starcraft Dr. Boofinstein Supafly Sinderella Big Flan Stud African Gas- Ace Seeds

Langdale Dow to 5 plants left. Critters got to the rest. Gals are doing well. Im growing in two different spots about five hundred yards apart. African Gas photo is growing fast and big. I only tend to them 1 every 10-14 days. Using fish fertilizer. African Gad by Ace Seeds pictured

Langdale Alternating between fish fertilizer and worm castings. Up to one gallon of water each week.

Langdale Getting closer to harvest!

Langdale Put some bloom booster on these girls. The buds are nice and dense and super sticky. Probably a week or two left before harvest..

Langdale Giving them one more we

Langdale I harvested my Dante’s revenge and StarCraft from happy bird seeds. the big flan stud was ready to harvest, but something trampled it over but I was able to recover it. The big flan stud was stunted and rather small but either way it the bud was quite solid and dense, sticky, even though it was broken off and laying on the ground presumably done by a deer. One plant remaining and that is the African gas by ace seeds. This gal is enormous. I estimate about three weeks remaining for her.