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Girl Scout Cookies - Organic Outdoor
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11Outdoor
Room Type
Defoliation
weeks 10
LST
weeks 5, 10
100%
Soil
Grow medium
30 l
Pot Size
Strain
Girl Scout Cookies Auto
Growing it
Normal
Resistance
Neutral
I can't judge this strain based purely on this grow since this was my first outdoor grow using autos and I had a lot to learn. I have also tried these buds from an indoor grower, so I know what the plant is capable of under the right conditions. In my experience the yield wasn't great, but the quality of the bud is fantastic, with a lovely terpene profile and a hard hitting high. If you're growing these outdoors, take note - these plants do not like high humidity, I had to fight powdery mildew and bud rot all the way through.
The Outcome
Week 14
Harvest
What's on the scales?
48.8
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
260
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
3
Number of plants harvested
16.27
g / plant
Tastes like
Earthy
Nutty
Pine
Feels like
25% Sativa 75% Indica
Positive effects
Euphoric
Relaxed
Sleepy
Negative effects
Dry mouth
This strain is probably better suited for indoors with controlled conditions, but it was fun to grow other than the powdery mildew and bud rot that I battled, living in a humid climate. That's definitely something to consider if you are wanting to grow this outdoors. Out of 5 seeds, 2 drowned (do not soak these for more than 24 hours), 1 was stunted, 1 was small, and 1 was a decent size. I didn't get the classic pistils in late flower that you see in the pics from the indoor guys and girls, but it could have been stress during flowering because of the mildew and rot, as well as extreme heat days and also very rainy conditions.
It's a great smoke, with a quality high and amazing flavour profile. Will grow this again!
Some numbers:
Dry weight (total): 48.8g
Decent bud: 34.82g
Second grade smaller bud: 9.4g
Larf: 4.6g
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Grow Questions
Epokwanstarted grow question 5 years ago
Hey all! Any ideas what is going on with my #3? If you look at previous weeks, she had some white spots start on the cotyledons, but it didn't seem to effect the new growth. #2 was planted at the same time and subject to the exact same watering and conditions and is thriving.
Solved
Leaves. Too many
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KratkyGrowanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hi @Epokwan,
It looks to me like you might have a bit of nutrient burn, what you said in your latest post sounds spot on. Organic stuff can also be really inconsistent with concentrations so you don't know exactly what you're giving your plants all the time. (or so I've read, I have no personal experience with it) I would suggest switching to plain water for the next few waterings, or do a flush or two with plain water. You're using a soil based method so it's difficult to test for exactly what your plants are getting, but if you collect the rinse water by watering the plant with plain water until water starts running out the bottom, you could test the rinse water to check pH and PPM. I suspect you'll find a really high PPM for such a young plant, for hydroponic applications PPM for a plant less than a month old should be under 800. Until flower phase, where PPM can go up to, and sometimes over 1000.
Good luck! I'll be interested to see how they turn out!
Epokwanstarted grow question 5 years ago
My buds don't appear to have many pistils as they get fatter, shouldn't there be more visible pistils at this point?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Fruitgroweranswered grow question 5 years ago
I'm guessing your days of sun have been too short. Being an autoflower they are used to climates that have much hotter longer days, to get their full potential, hence why it is so small and flowered very early! Not a massive yield but I bet its going to be gorgeous though. ๐ฑ๐
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DaddyGimmycommentedweek 75 years ago
Epokwancommented5 years ago
@DaddyGimmy, thanks bud :)
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Madgas_Growz_Budzcommentedweek 45 years ago
All the best with your grow my RSA brother. will be following you.
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@Madgas_Growz_Budz, thank you, friend!
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Wachsemiliancommentedweek 15 years ago
good luck with your grow๐๐
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@Wachsemilian, appreciate it - thanks!
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Fast_Budscommentedweek 15 years ago
Hey there!
Glad to see you got a diary going, thanks so much for growing Fast Buds ๐๐ผ
If you need any assistance, don't hesitate to let us know!
Happy Growing! ๐๐ฑ
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@Fast_Buds, thanks guys!
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Kostecscommentedweek 105 years ago
Great job bud!
Looking to grow some GSC by fast buds starting in May of 2020. Wondering if
It will go good in Canada !!?!
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Kostecscommented5 years ago
@Epokwan, thanks for the great reply. Its appreciated
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@Kostecs, for me it was, but in all fairness we had an irregular stretch of rain in flood proportions, and it just didn't seem to end for weeks. That gave me endless hassles with powdery mildew, and bud rot towards the end. Put it this way, the bud is still so damn good, I'd take the risk :) It's almost finished curing but I've been sneaking some to try out and it's potent! I'll be very sad when this bud runs out. Do your self a favour and try this, but also get a very sativa dominant strain to try out, they seem to handle hot, humid outdoors better than indicas in my experience. You will get more daylight hours in than I did (14-15 vs 13-14) so I reckon if you do go with the GSC you'll get better results than I did. Good luck!
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Kostecscommented5 years ago
@Epokwan, thanks for the response . It can get very humid here in Southern Ontario in the summer ... is mold an issue on GSC autos ?
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Ozeolacommentedweek 105 years ago
Nice reptile ๐ฆ
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@Ozeola, they seem to like my grow bags and hang around for a few days at a time. They help keep the ants out :)
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VibingOverHerecommentedweek 105 years ago
Hey @Epokwan so I see you have a sweet blue headed dragon. I have a bearded dragon and he ate a cupple of leaves off my pot and I'm worried that he's gonna get sick. Did your lizard eat them too? and was he ok??
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@VibingOverHere, Hey man, so this fellow was actually just chilling on my grow bag. In Durban, we get loads of them wild here - I love them! I think it's the males that have the blue heads. Here we just call them "blue headed lizards". I often catch them, give them a drink and send them on their way. I didn't know lizards even ate leaves to be honest!
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Fast_Budscommentedweek 145 years ago
Hey there,
Well done on your grow.
We hope you have enjoyed growing our genetics !!
Keep up the good work!
Happy harvest!!!๐พ
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@Fast_Buds, thanks guys - can't wait to try more from your menu :)
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VovaFarmscommentedweek 145 years ago
Happy smoking ๐ฌ dude ๐๐๐
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@VovaFarms, thanks! They're smelling great in cure - can't wait :)
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KratkyGrowcommentedweek 95 years ago
@Epokwan Sorry to see about the powdery mildew, seems like you caught it early on and did a great job addressing it! Nice to see as well that #3 pretty much recovered, although it looks quite stunted in comparison to the others, you'll still get some bud from it.
Keep up on 'em! Best of luck!
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@KratkyGrow, thanks mate! The weather has turned for the better here and we've had a lot of sun. I've since given another spray or 2 with the organic fungicide and it's doing a great job keeping it at bay. It not only treats on contact but is systemic so I'm using on all my plants to prevent it. I was worried about it damaging my pistils, but I've experimented spraying it directly onto some popcorn buds and they don't seem to mind it. #3 eventually shot up but only in flower, but hey - she can be a 1 joint wonder :) I'll have some updated pics soon
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Ferenccommentedweek 15 years ago
@Epokwan Good Luck mate!
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@Ferenc, thank you :)
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Epokwancommentedweek 55 years ago
@KratkyGrow, thanks for taking the time to respond to my grow question! I'll be more careful with super soil from now on. I don't have tools to measure EC or PPM, but for now I'll dial back the ml/L considerably and go with half of the recommended doses (or less). The question was referring more to the abnormal nature of the leaf growth on that #3, if you compare it to #2, they were started at the same time. It's very stunted but not sure if it's something I did or if it's just a strange genetic thing - any ideas?
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Epokwancommented5 years ago
@KratkyGrow, if white spots are usually from light, then I might have a theory. In the seedling stage I had covered these in cold drink bottle tops to try keep them safe. I believe it got too humid in there too quickly and that water pooled on the young cotyledons. Drops of water could have, together with the morning sun, created like a magnifying glass effect and hurt them. If you look in earlier pics, the white spots were the size of water droplets - so maybe light burn could have been the issue. The one might just be stronger genetically and survived that, while the other got stunted. Very interested as to how she'll turn out and the exercise could shed some light for me on how autos work in general, whether she'll flower at the same time as the others, regardless of maturity or whether she'll get some more veg time first.
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KratkyGrowcommented5 years ago
@Epokwan, Absolutely!
I would make the assumption that if they started at the same time and you fed them the exact same concentration of nutrient from the start, it could have something to do with one plant just being better suited to higher nutrient levels. So it could be a combo of genetics and nutrient dosing. It looks to me like the new growth is doing alright so if you ease off on the nutrients for that plant it might be able to recover. The white is a bit strange to me, especially on such a young plant. Usually you would observe yellows and browns in burn or deficiencies. I've seen whites in light burn, but you're growing outdoors so that shouldn't be a problem. It also doesn't look like a pest/mold issue. For just that plant you might want to use just plain water for awhile, until it starts to develop more, maybe wait all the way until it starts to flower before you feed it again. I think the best you can do is keep it growing and see what happens.
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DoDrugs420commentedweek 143 years ago
Nice Girl Scout Cookies Auto (Cookies Auto)!
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