Cheese Shark Outdoor Autos

The Great White Shark was really easy to grow. Planted her in a 7-gallon fabric pot with Ocean Forest soil and really all I had to do was keep her watered. The dry cycle took a bit longer than anticipated. I had her drying in large cardboard box (with a small fan for circulation) for about 5 days and planned to move her out on day 6. Unfortunately, I had to move the Cheese plant that I harvested in with her as it finished a bit sooner than expected. Moving in the freshly cut Cheese plant rehydrated the Shark a bit so she had to spend a couple of extra days in the box. The Shark didn't bust the scales but she was a nice little plant and produced some decent sized buds. I may have been able to squeeze more out of her if I did some LST, but like I said, I did nothing but water her. Loved the outdoor grow experience - it was my first one. My wife wasn't too keen on this at first - she had visions of 12 foot monsters reeking up the neighbourhood and felt that cannabis didn't fit into her yard plan. The autos proved to be my saviours on this front as they were a manageable size and even she had to admit, looked pretty nice in the garden 👍 I'm going to try to stretch my luck with one more outdoor run before the weather turns and the days get too short. I have a couple of new strains germinating and should be transplanting them later in the week. Stay tuned.