First Outdoor Run - TCP

XanHalen Weekly Comment... - Moved outside after a month indoors, no gradual adjusting and she seems fine with it; no signs of early flowering. - will be amending top-soil with dolomite lime to buffer rainwater and whatever else gets in it. Updates...

XanHalen Weekly comments: - been moving in and out of cover to fight the rain in order to feed... - LST for horizontal growth - Last stem roll was yesterday as the stems were not to my liking, even with mild wind...

XanHalen July 16th Weekly comments: been feeding every 48hr, looking good, thick stems, resistant to pests and underwatering, and extreme heat for weeks now with almost no cloud cover (80F+)

XanHalen July 16th Weekly comments: I watched her (yes i know its a her cuz preflowers already... its only mid july in southern ontario i thought it was mid august flip but whatevs...) go from a droop show midday to completely standing tall and strong in 30 minutes... so I think she is very resistant to underwatering; not to mention the absolute 80+F heatwave for about 2 weeks... Just been tieng tallest branches down every few days and pruning lowest scumbucket leaves and chutes... not too much at once tho... this outdoor girl is officially the largest plant i have grown so far... GG for now mf's

XanHalen Weekly Update: July 26th - more than just preflower pistils now, stretch is here and buds are forming - hoping for a 1:1 dry yeild as my 2 indoor girls are in a cramped hole (check it out --- https://growdiaries.com/diaries/273032-grow-journal-by-xanhalen#weeks/1553944)

XanHalen Weekly Update: Aug 6th Textbook grow, no significant issues to address, super resistant to high heat which is consistent with the pheno's under high power FS-LED's. Dolomite lime top-dress early on has kept root-zone pH under control, due for another top-dress soon. 10% Runoff @ 2 gal (will be going up to 2.5 gal for 15-20%): 1900ppm, pH 5.5 (meh).