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Starting them on 12/12 to determine the sex, going to keep them indoors under a 250W HPS for a few weeks until the weather gets stabilized.
Lebanese Haze is from a small Czech seedbank called Gunjah Seeds, grew it first time last year and the plant is amazing, excellent terp profile, great resistance to mold, drought and pest.
As for the setup outdoors, it's going to be soilmix with some guano, organic soil, worm castings,hydrogel and a few other things with added Easy Boost Combo package from Royal Queen Seeds.
WIll also use companion planting from Royal Queen Seeds -> Cerastium, Sunflower, Marigold, Alfalfa, Red and White Clover,Chervil, Peppermint, Lavender, Coriander, Chamomile. Yarrow, Dill, Lemon Balm,Sweet Basil, Borage
As for the nutrients, they will be getting a few shoots of Advanced Nutrients Voodoo Juice then just Bud Bread and Angel's Touch from Cold War Organics with a few shoots of compost teas and molasses.
Growing nicely, expecting to see sex showing in the next 7-10 days. Added a shot of Voodoo Juice and started another 3 serious six, those are the ones in the front row.
Topped all the plants today, except those smaller ones.
Nothing much to add
All plants recovering well from topping, still haven't shown the sex on all so they are still on 12/12. Going to start adding Bud Bread from Cold War Organics next week.
Nothing much to report no issues on any plants so far. The 3 little ones (Serious Six) are coming along nicely too. ICE are in bigger red pots.
All plants showed sex, so switched the lights to 18/6.
The temperatures went up, 30C outside so added a few more vents to keep it down in the tent.
Started them on Bud Bread from Cold War Organics, hopefully in ~10 days they'll be outside.
Did a bit of training on them, LST on ICEs, supercropping on the rest of them.
All plants reverted to vegetation, LST on a couple of ICE plants, all are topped.
Started them on Bud bread and are responding really well.
If everything goes well they should be outside in the following week
The plants are counting their last days in the tent. Feeding and watering as usual, no issues or problems to report.
Going to take more shots of individual plants/strains before they go out.
Last update before they go out. Nothing special happening, feeding them full dose of Bud Bread now. Continuing LST on ICE plants.
Defoliated a bit from the bottom of the plants, no issues or problems to report this update.
Finally managed to snap some photos of the grow. The levels are a bit messed up, will try to fix it in the future.
The plants have been moved outside into 100L holes. The soil is regular pottin soil - Terra Brill with added guano, hydrogel and mycorrhiza. Also Easy booster from Royal Queen Seeds on 3 plants.
It's been raining and windy so a few plants got the better of it, but are coming along now. Will update on more regular baics now.
The plants are doing good, a lot of rain, wind and sun is doing them good.
Added a dose of calc/mag with the BudBread and tied them up a bit.
No issues or problems to report, so far the weather is great, will see how it goes.
Been raining on regular basics so the plants are looking nice . Signs of flowering are showing on all but ICE.
Going to start adding flowering nutrients from the next week
The ones that started to flower got a shot of Angel's Touch, the rest got just Bud Bread. No issues or problems to report.
The heat wave with drought came so will try to water them on slightly more frequent basics
Not all are in full flower but those Serious Sixes look lovely so I tagged the diary in flower.
Period of drought continues, it's hot as hell but they seem to be enjoying it.
No issues or problems to report all seem healthy and nice
The plants are doing fine, the heat with no rain continues but they seem to be handling it very well. Serious Six is in full flower while the rest is still in preflower. No issues or problems to report
Finally got some rain, the temps are down too. It's not going to last long but a welcomed changed. Serious Sixes are in full flower, the rest are just starting with Lebanese slightly ahead.
No problems or issues to report, everything going well
More or less everything going well, didn't have a chance to defoliate a bit and give them another feeding of nutrients due to the rain that started the moment I got there but other than a few yellow leaves they seem to be doing great. No mold or mildew or bug damage
Serious Sixes are in final week - ten days. Had some caterpillar damage, removing them manually. Defoliated a bit, all are in full flower. Feeding just plain water to Serious Sixes full dose of nutrinents to the rest.
Harvested one of the Serious Sixes, one still has a few days to go, but still going down this week.
Defoliated a bit on all plants.
Feeding the rest normal flowering schedule, no major issues or problems.
Defoliated a bit, harvested the second Serious Six. All doing great, slight caterpillar damage, other than that, no issues or problems to report.
ICEs and Lebanese have about 7-10 days left with AK47 needing a few days more.
Still having nice and warm weather
@bobo420, all guerilla grow I have seen here has always finished into plants being token by smugglers.
May Jah bless these plants and protect them from the evil.
Hey bobo I see your doing an outdoor setup but it says you're starting them at a 12/12, when doing an outdoor do you think its better to have them with less hours so they can aclimatize to the natural outdoor lighting hours? Like where I live even in summer we may only get up to like 15 hours of daylight....and right now I've got mine starting at like 18 hours indoors. I'm afraid if I give too much light they'll end up thinking it's time to flower once they go outside and get less hours.
@Experimentgreen hey, the reason I'm starting them on 12/12 is to see what sex they are. The AK47 & Lebanese Haze are not feminized seeds so I want to make sure I'm not feeding any males out there.
As for you situation, as long as they are photo periods and they receive more than 12 hours of light they'll be good, the days are still getting longer.
bobo420
