Put the 10 growers in a room and you will get 10 different ways to grow. Do some research and start growing. That’s the best way to gain the experience you need. Personally I trim my outdoor I don’t lollipop them. I don’t think it’s necessary but everyone has their own way. That’s why I love gardening. There are no rules to this I think Cali green said that. Shout out to my fellow gardeners. Grow slow and enjoy.
I am second gen pot farmer. My dad taught me...and yes there are so many ways to grow, I love growing, i want a big ass greenhouse that is half indoor half outdoor 😊
Exactly, it's just gaining information and experimenting with techniques until you find a set of techniques that best suit you. I'm a newish grower, been growing a little under a year and every run I'm doing things just a little differently to see what works best. I been gardening for a few years though, so it's kinda the same concept of learning.
Haha very true. Ya do what works best for you. Personally, I do lollipop outdoors a little. Only to make sure to keep it clean and avoid leaves off the soil and I admit for ornamental reasons. I think it looks cool haha
Yea I did lollipop my outdoor plants, but I have the most coolest natural outdoor hydroponic system growing, so of course I have normal hydroponic system man made, but I thought to myself, this idea came from somewhere, someone discovered that plants can grow that way. So long story long, ..I found a covert that has natural spring mountain water with pH of 6 ...so I'm going along this creek mining gold. Panning whatever. And noticed that in this creek , there were little water channels that run underground beside the actual stream...I seen some very robust plants growing over the tunnel of water. So I got to thinking hey if there is a underground water tunnel that has fresh moving water with proper PH ..why not grow my pot there. So I did.. the roots have grown down to the water channel I can get down and look into the channel with a flash light and see the roots , the plant is booming ! Growing very fast. Only problem is that during rains the top soil gets wet and the plant will look over hydrated for a minute. But as soon as the Sun comes out to dry the top soil, the plant is like WOOHOO! This is just a project to see how well this works. I will give updates
It's one part learning how to deal with plant deficiencies, one part experience & one part social interaction. Growing plants is never a one size fits all.
How exciting. I love this time to smash out the budging lower branches. The plant needs and loves it and repays you for it. Its been 5 years since I grew and I reckon it's time ! It's Time.... cheers for the reboot. From New Zealand 🇳🇿 !
That's nicely done man. Us outdoor growers have experienced feeling bad about taking potential decent buds. In my opinion in the region I'm growing in we hit first frost somewhere in early October. If the ventilation is open then the plants can push through that with the warmth of the day. If the air doesn't flow through then we have strong potential of mold. You are doing exactly what I've done for many years with great success in quality. Also a lot easier to clean big buds on the tip than a bunch of popcorn throughout. Well done my man, great videos especially with the living soil.. Peace and love to you and your garden.
@@trickydickie1988 Hey man, I just wanted to clarify the question of growing in the mountains. Where I grow is 3 miles from the American /Canadian border north of Idaho. You may have heard of the Kootenays, if not its well known for cannabis cultivation. I think we are at about 1800 ft above sea level and on the western side of the Rocky mountain range. It's the perfect climate to grow fruit of all kinds so hand in hand with cannabis. I would like to know about growing outdoors in the south eastern area of America. It blows my mind how adapted to almost every climate these plants can grow in.. All the best to you and keep your thumb green., ✌️👍
Awesome. I’m feeling better about pruning for light penetration and air flow. I figured if leaves are sitting on each other, it will take them longer to dry when wet (especially when morning dew hits). I noticed some leaves were doing this and midday they were still wet… so I got rid of one and kept the other 😂 As a new grower, I’ve been kinda precious about my plants, but visually, it looks like I’m they’re doing very well (overall)
I prefer them in the saucers so I can move them around. Them being on the concrete sidewalk slabs has absolutely zero effect on the plant growth. I’ve been doing it this way for years. That said, I will be moving them all to the grass soon as they start to get bigger. I appreciate your input though. Thanks
Trust us buddy you might have think you know the way but there is no right way and changing one thing can change everything don't be so closed minded and think your way is perfect 🤣@@RowsOfGreen
I liked learning the chemistry behind a good organic soil and what lollipopping really is doing directing the plant's hormones. It's really a big cycle, plant drops leaves, bacteria eat leaves/fruit, bacteria poop is ingestable fertilizer for plant roots
Again, another good video! I wish you knew how much of a positive influence you are and have been for all of my grows. Thanks for taking the time and sharing all of yer knowledge. You truely are "The Man"!
Great looking plants man all around, I'm impressed dude, picked up some important tips from you greatly appreciate it and I'm sure the rest of your viewers will agree.. thank you and keep the content rolling, your boy from Indiana :-) :-)
I am pruning my plants this week. Montana mountain grown herbs give you a smaller harvest than I was used to in Cali, but the slow growth gives a deep robust finish, if you don’t get an early frost. Harvest is September or October, instead of January or February....
Great video and footage ,Rows Of Green very good information on lollipopen , beautiful looking plants very healthy !! And the Indoor grow looking sweet real nice sea of green beutiful 👌
Watched this one video and you gained a subscriber. Very informative and you can tell you know what you're doing. Im just getting back into growing Been 6 years since last grow. I really liked that you do indoor and outdoor as I will be doing the same! Nice work sir
@@RowsOfGreen really? from what I've seen on the internet SOG is usually smaller plants, shorter and have one main cola grown in 4-6 liter pots and they're not tied down. my plants are 50 inches tall and have 4 mains off each plant and were tied down grown in 3 gal each.
everything looking great as always!! I wrapped fence around my outdoor like you, man that works so good and looks so professional!! thanks ROG have a good week!
@@RowsOfGreen lol yea tractor makes alot easier. I move them around alot. I used your Amazon ac infinity code saved like 20$ about to order one of the wifi controllers from ac.
Anything growing at the bottom does not 'suck energy' from the plant. The plant grows from the top and works its way down until the flowering hormone (florigen) has run its course. The bottom branches only get the leftovers, that's why they are small and undeveloped.
I disagree. Each leaf is a factory for the plant. The only way I would prune is if there is not enough air flow. Watch out for sub and view getters. Bad info
@@johnt3ducati Agree. He went way too far and peeled the bark back multiple times by stripping them off rather than cutting with a clean sharp instrument. I sometimes pinch off soft tissues small branches, but never jerk it downward.
I have my plants outdoors and in the summer i am sometimes 1-2 weeks away from home, leaving my plant alone in the hot sun. They struggle a lot, but if you leave those extra leaves on the bottom they´ll use the extra food that´s in those leaves, making them die before the good ones. Thanks for the video!
Same boat for me bro, I use water crystals mixed into the soil, and I have a 2-3 inch layer of sugar cane or straw mulch around the plants and they usually only get watered once a week in summer, and at end of flower I often dont water for the last 2 or sometimes even 3 weeks before harvest as its cooled off so much the soil doesnt dry out enough to need a water. Ive left them for 10 days before with no water with temps averaging over 30C and they were fine. And yeah I dont de fol as much out doors as I do indoors as more leaves + more shade to protect the plant from the heat, we get over 40C here often and my plants dont mind it as long as its a strain that doesnt mind heat. Sour diesel LOVES the heat. Most hazes do too, but they grow large and take ages to flower. Go for strains that are 50/50 indica to sativa or 60/40 sativa to indica and heat wont bother them as much as pure indicas.
I'm a balcony grower in NoVA. I get started in April right around Easter as that is usually our last big frost event. Around this time, I start taking off the fan leaves. Near October I start harvesting to dry and cure from the bottom up, they never reach peak at the same time. It's entirely possible I could still be harvesting the top buds close to Thanksgiving, we tend to have very warm Octobers and Novembers here in NoVA. My raspberry bush produces fruit all the way past Thanksgiving.
Nice video my friend looks like you're having a beautiful morning there as well!! I have always enjoyed keeping it green!! I can see that you enjoy as well!! Peace and God bless to everyone!!! Please let's all keep Ukraine in our hearts and hope for a blessed outcome quickly!!!!!✌️🙏🍀🍻🇺🇲
Yeah, I was working hard on the lawn this year. It was very dry, windy and cold most of June. I may or may not have watered on a couple days I wasn’t supposed to lol. I honestly rather pay the $65 fine then let the grass go completely dead brown lol
@@RowsOfGreen well it sure shows my friend all the hard work you put into the lawn and the garden it is a lot of work but very gratifying I've always enjoyed it I see that you do too thanks for the reply back bro have an awesome day peace ✌️🍀
Whoa, I was ADMIRING you my friend. Was not you I was referring to as a 'pro', but those who were critiquing your work as 'too much. ' I am in total agreement with you! Results speak for themselves, never mind the haters. Oh, and you are a pro, my friend. Keep up the great work.
Looks good bro. I did some lollipopping on one plant. Most of my plants are outdoors, Washington State, I started them early in pot and then turn them and then put them in the ground. Our season is unpredictable, hoping for an Indian summer myself. Keep up the good work.
Hey Robert. I’m in WA state too, eastern gorge. We a a little rain here today for the first time in a month. Would be nice if the heavy stuff held off till mid October, I have a makeshift tunnel made out of PVC and greenhouse plastic if we get a forecast for heavy rain and wind.
@@peterdallman4550 I'm going to make me a tunnel out of cow fencing, couple runner boards some cow fencing rebarb, about 20 ft long 6 1/2 ft high. For next year, this year I'm just growing some in some 5 gallon buckets .4 in the ground, they're looking spectacular. And I got some five in the closet.
Dude, I live in Las Cruces, New Mexico. It was OVER 100 degrees for weeks this Summer. My poor plants. They made it but, I don't know how. Had to pull males which always sucks but, it is what it is. Good video.
Get some shade cloth. I use 30% shade here in Michigan during those hot flowering days. During vege I've had them up to 123 Fahrenheit.. of course I didn't want them but now I know.
I leave the plant untouched when outdoor growing. I use automatics. Crop the tops first, then leave the rest of the plant for 3-5 weeks. All them lower buds get big.
I've gone to not trimming,leave the undeveloped buds in place and remove the tops.You now have a mature root system supporting the remaining and diminished canopy and it responds amazingly;lots of very robust new growth and those lil popcorn buds grow big and fat and very thick w/ trichs due to a mature root system on a small top...that eventually yields 1/2 or more of what first harvest is and in a matter of several weeks. I do this 3-4X w/ autos.
@@JFEnterprize We have a 4-5 month outdoor grow season. I will thin them out but I don’t top them. I’ve never had luck with topping or heavy trimming. The secret is good nutrients and lots of water.
For the extreme heat cover the base of your plants with something,blocking the sunlight to the pot,just like the people in the desert cover their heads. I used an old bed sheet,it is very effective. Doing that you can water your plants even in the hot.
Little trick I started doing I pull each plant out and look over the top straight down when i defoliate I can see exactly what fans are in the way or can be tucked. 3yrs been doing this. 200
good to know you shouldnt strip it down ive been doing that alot with my grow im a begginer but thx for the tip hopefully i wasnt too rough on my plant
I love how these videos say we're gonna get straight to the point then take forever to actually get to it
Put the 10 growers in a room and you will get 10 different ways to grow. Do some research and start growing. That’s the best way to gain the experience you need. Personally I trim my outdoor I don’t lollipop them. I don’t think it’s necessary but everyone has their own way. That’s why I love gardening. There are no rules to this I think Cali green said that. Shout out to my fellow gardeners. Grow slow and enjoy.
I am second gen pot farmer. My dad taught me...and yes there are so many ways to grow, I love growing, i want a big ass greenhouse that is half indoor half outdoor 😊
Exactly, it's just gaining information and experimenting with techniques until you find a set of techniques that best suit you. I'm a newish grower, been growing a little under a year and every run I'm doing things just a little differently to see what works best. I been gardening for a few years though, so it's kinda the same concept of learning.
Haha very true. Ya do what works best for you. Personally, I do lollipop outdoors a little. Only to make sure to keep it clean and avoid leaves off the soil and I admit for ornamental reasons. I think it looks cool haha
Yea I did lollipop my outdoor plants, but I have the most coolest natural outdoor hydroponic system growing, so of course I have normal hydroponic system man made, but I thought to myself, this idea came from somewhere, someone discovered that plants can grow that way. So long story long, ..I found a covert that has natural spring mountain water with pH of 6 ...so I'm going along this creek mining gold. Panning whatever. And noticed that in this creek , there were little water channels that run underground beside the actual stream...I seen some very robust plants growing over the tunnel of water. So I got to thinking hey if there is a underground water tunnel that has fresh moving water with proper PH ..why not grow my pot there. So I did.. the roots have grown down to the water channel I can get down and look into the channel with a flash light and see the roots , the plant is booming ! Growing very fast. Only problem is that during rains the top soil gets wet and the plant will look over hydrated for a minute. But as soon as the Sun comes out to dry the top soil, the plant is like WOOHOO! This is just a project to see how well this works. I will give updates
It's one part learning how to deal with plant deficiencies, one part experience & one part social interaction. Growing plants is never a one size fits all.
The community for new growers like myself is great
How exciting. I love this time to smash out the budging lower branches. The plant needs and loves it and repays you for it. Its been 5 years since I grew and I reckon it's time ! It's Time.... cheers for the reboot. From New Zealand 🇳🇿 !
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That's nicely done man. Us outdoor growers have experienced feeling bad about taking potential decent buds. In my opinion in the region I'm growing in we hit first frost somewhere in early October. If the ventilation is open then the plants can push through that with the warmth of the day. If the air doesn't flow through then we have strong potential of mold. You are doing exactly what I've done for many years with great success in quality. Also a lot easier to clean big buds on the tip than a bunch of popcorn throughout. Well done my man, great videos especially with the living soil.. Peace and love to you and your garden.
How do you grow outdoors at 5,000 feet elevation.. foothills of Rockies .. When to start? South Florida grower.
@@trickydickie1988 Hey man, I just wanted to clarify the question of growing in the mountains. Where I grow is 3 miles from the American /Canadian border north of Idaho. You may have heard of the Kootenays, if not its well known for cannabis cultivation. I think we are at about 1800 ft above sea level and on the western side of the Rocky mountain range. It's the perfect climate to grow fruit of all kinds so hand in hand with cannabis. I would like to know about growing outdoors in the south eastern area of America. It blows my mind how adapted to almost every climate these plants can grow in.. All the best to you and keep your thumb green., ✌️👍
Could not agree more with this comment
Awesome. I’m feeling better about pruning for light penetration and air flow. I figured if leaves are sitting on each other, it will take them longer to dry when wet (especially when morning dew hits). I noticed some leaves were doing this and midday they were still wet… so I got rid of one and kept the other 😂
As a new grower, I’ve been kinda precious about my plants, but visually, it looks like I’m they’re doing very well (overall)
Put your pots up on some 2x4s and off of the concrete,will help with heat issues and air prunes better!
I prefer them in the saucers so I can move them around. Them being on the concrete sidewalk slabs has absolutely zero effect on the plant growth. I’ve been doing it this way for years.
That said, I will be moving them all to the grass soon as they start to get bigger.
I appreciate your input though. Thanks
Do you use the leaves or clone any
Trust us buddy you might have think you know the way but there is no right way and changing one thing can change everything don't be so closed minded and think your way is perfect 🤣@@RowsOfGreen
You figure in the wild that’s what the animals would eat right . I enjoy the show always great content
Really interesting video, my cat was absolutely mesmerized by your plants!
Sassy mate
I liked learning the chemistry behind a good organic soil and what lollipopping really is doing directing the plant's hormones. It's really a big cycle, plant drops leaves, bacteria eat leaves/fruit, bacteria poop is ingestable fertilizer for plant roots
I'm sleeping you can CLIM in
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@@ClaudeNelson-xo3nm I'm sorry, but I'm not gay.
I am not so rough with my girls. I treat mine with love. I sing to them when I lolly pop . They love it.
"sunshine, lollipops and rainbows..."
I walked past several of my girls tonight ,,,,one of them touched me inappropriately,,,should I report them 😢
I sit with mine for hours in the evening ❤
Play them some Stick figure. Love listening to him while working on my plants. They seem to enjoy as well.
@@johnwalsh1541depends on if you enjoyed it or not 😂❤
Again, another good video! I wish you knew how much of a positive influence you are and have been for all of my grows. Thanks for taking the time and sharing all of yer knowledge. You truely are "The Man"!
It makes my day just hearing stuff like this.
Thanks
As a first timer,this is much appreciated!
Strip to the Tip 👍 Great Tips N Tricks 👍 Thanks for sharing R.O.G , cheers and Happy Growin ✌️💚🪴✌️
Thanks for the video Bro.
It's always good to have these pointers and reminders to make our garden's grow.
Thanks Kelly
Great looking plants man all around, I'm impressed dude, picked up some important tips from you greatly appreciate it and I'm sure the rest of your viewers will agree.. thank you and keep the content rolling, your boy from Indiana :-) :-)
High Dude👋, been enjoying your vids for a couple yrs now.👍
Yeah buddy. Good to hear.
great video, very informative and allowed me to learn a lot , and your yard decoration its awesome !
My first outdoor grow ever this year with cbd hemp and I've been stripping leaves off as they grow. Just making the lower branches grow up. Cheers
I just did this to my plants from watching you good practice I been doing
Nice. Your plants will love you.
I am pruning my plants this week. Montana mountain grown herbs give you a smaller harvest than I was used to in Cali, but the slow growth gives a deep robust finish, if you don’t get an early frost. Harvest is September or October, instead of January or February....
Always looking great an always enjoy watching.. Thanks
And I always enjoy having you my friend
This is the first time to view your video ! I enjoyed it !
Great video and footage ,Rows Of Green very good information on lollipopen , beautiful looking plants very healthy !!
And the Indoor grow looking sweet real nice sea of green beutiful 👌
Thanks buddy. That’s what I go for. I’m happy for those who can use the information.
@@RowsOfGreen 👍😉 ✌
Great looking , fun yard - kudos and thanks for the great clip on PnT.
Plants are looking great even with having chitty weather!!!
Yeah for sure. I lined them up and put a tarp over them for about a week
Good work! Thx for share and greetings from Austria EU!
Watched this one video and you gained a subscriber. Very informative and you can tell you know what you're doing. Im just getting back into growing Been 6 years since last grow. I really liked that you do indoor and outdoor as I will be doing the same! Nice work sir
is the grow doing great?
I got this one growing indoors. It’s so branchy I ended up basically mainlining. 4 mains per plant with 6 plants in. 2x4 tent fits nicely
Damn… that’s a sea of green buddy.
@@RowsOfGreen really? from what I've seen on the internet SOG is usually smaller plants, shorter and have one main cola grown in 4-6 liter pots and they're not tied down. my plants are 50 inches tall and have 4 mains off each plant and were tied down grown in 3 gal each.
Awesome giveaways coming , you rock Rows Of Green 👍
Yeah, you really don’t want to miss it.
@@RowsOfGreen Sounds Good 👍
nice attentin&very good job freeman! 💚💚💚💚
everything looking great as always!! I wrapped fence around my outdoor like you, man that works so good and looks so professional!! thanks ROG have a good week!
Yeah buddy I seen that post. I like how you use the lawn tractor 🚜 to pull them around
@@RowsOfGreen lol yea tractor makes alot easier. I move them around alot. I used your Amazon ac infinity code saved like 20$ about to order one of the wifi controllers from ac.
@@RowsOfGreen oh I seen a video about a wifi dimmer for mars hydro hopefully your able to get some and let us know how they are
@@miker5700 that’s awesome buddy I appreciate it.
Yeah, I should have something like that soon. I gotta keep it low key for the time being.
I like your AFTER. nice trained plant. Never tried this strain. I was growing grandmommy purple, perfect for those who is having heat conditions
Anything growing at the bottom does not 'suck energy' from the plant. The plant grows from the top and works its way down until the flowering hormone (florigen) has run its course. The bottom branches only get the leftovers, that's why they are small and undeveloped.
Yes, I look at some of those lower fan leaves like batteries, if you have nutrient problems, etc.
Thanks for the great vids ROG! Not only do I do this to my outdoor weed, but to my tomatoes too! Both finish with more produce than I can use.
Yep. For sure. I agree
@ytmas0n_5708 Or tomatoes. Seriously, people love being gifted some free fruit from great yields.
I disagree. Each leaf is a factory for the plant. The only way I would prune is if there is not enough air flow. Watch out for sub and view getters. Bad info
@@johnt3ducati Agree. He went way too far and peeled the bark back multiple times by stripping them off rather than cutting with a clean sharp instrument. I sometimes pinch off soft tissues small branches, but never jerk it downward.
so in need of your video. I've got work to do today... i am a newby so everything is something new to do;-)
The Legendary ROG 🎊💨🌱🌳
Lol thanks buddy. Much appreciated
Thanks for the detailed explanations, you are a great teacher. I have learned a lot from you.
Thanks Dan. I’m happy to help buddy
bro do not do what this guy is doing hes destroying his plants
@@shaynehoward3009 You smoking crack? Rows of green is one of the best!
I have my plants outdoors and in the summer i am sometimes 1-2 weeks away from home, leaving my plant alone in the hot sun. They struggle a lot, but if you leave those extra leaves on the bottom they´ll use the extra food that´s in those leaves, making them die before the good ones. Thanks for the video!
Same boat for me bro, I use water crystals mixed into the soil, and I have a 2-3 inch layer of sugar cane or straw mulch around the plants and they usually only get watered once a week in summer, and at end of flower I often dont water for the last 2 or sometimes even 3 weeks before harvest as its cooled off so much the soil doesnt dry out enough to need a water. Ive left them for 10 days before with no water with temps averaging over 30C and they were fine. And yeah I dont de fol as much out doors as I do indoors as more leaves + more shade to protect the plant from the heat, we get over 40C here often and my plants dont mind it as long as its a strain that doesnt mind heat. Sour diesel LOVES the heat. Most hazes do too, but they grow large and take ages to flower. Go for strains that are 50/50 indica to sativa or 60/40 sativa to indica and heat wont bother them as much as pure indicas.
@@marneybanana1985 thanks for the info!
@@marneybanana1985 you from aus?
Glad you kept 4K! Good Vid BTW.
Yeah, there were lots of people who preferred it.
I'm still jealous of this guys seed collection. It's really freaken impressive.
Lol that’s funny. I had to settle down a bit…..
NOT!!!! Lol, yeah it’s gotten bigger. I seriously need to relax.
Nice video lots of good knowledge! Cheers! 👊🏼💯💣
Thanks buddy 👊🌳👊🌳
I'm a balcony grower in NoVA. I get started in April right around Easter as that is usually our last big frost event. Around this time, I start taking off the fan leaves. Near October I start harvesting to dry and cure from the bottom up, they never reach peak at the same time. It's entirely possible I could still be harvesting the top buds close to Thanksgiving, we tend to have very warm Octobers and Novembers here in NoVA. My raspberry bush produces fruit all the way past Thanksgiving.
I'm in Virginia too, we should trade buds sometime. Outdoor 100% organic buds over here
Top buds ripen before lower buds
@jonathanyates5198 That’s true…. And not true, as well, as I’ve seen plants ripen both ways.
Congrats on the number of subs 👍🏻 can’t wait to see what’s in store
Thanks buddy much appreciated
Hello ROG very nice job 👍 plants 🌱 are doing great Happy 😃 Growing DC out
Thanks don 👊🌳👊🌳💨💨
Hello ROG Happy 😃 4th of July be careful shooting fireworks tonight see you Thursday Happy 😃 growing DC Out
Nice video my friend looks like you're having a beautiful morning there as well!! I have always enjoyed keeping it green!! I can see that you enjoy as well!! Peace and God bless to everyone!!! Please let's all keep Ukraine in our hearts and hope for a blessed outcome quickly!!!!!✌️🙏🍀🍻🇺🇲
Yeah, I was working hard on the lawn this year. It was very dry, windy and cold most of June. I may or may not have watered on a couple days I wasn’t supposed to lol.
I honestly rather pay the $65 fine then let the grass go completely dead brown lol
@@RowsOfGreen well it sure shows my friend all the hard work you put into the lawn and the garden it is a lot of work but very gratifying I've always enjoyed it I see that you do too thanks for the reply back bro have an awesome day peace ✌️🍀
Love your backyard decor! Very cute :)
Whoa, I was ADMIRING you my friend. Was not you I was referring to as a 'pro', but those who were critiquing your work as 'too much. ' I am in total agreement with you! Results speak for themselves, never mind the haters. Oh, and you are a pro, my friend. Keep up the great work.
Cheers my brother one love very nice video
Thanks buddy 👊🌳👊🌳
Looks good bro. I did some lollipopping on one plant. Most of my plants are outdoors, Washington State, I started them early in pot and then turn them and then put them in the ground. Our season is unpredictable, hoping for an Indian summer myself. Keep up the good work.
Hey Robert. I’m in WA state too, eastern gorge. We a a little rain here today for the first time in a month. Would be nice if the heavy stuff held off till mid October, I have a makeshift tunnel made out of PVC and greenhouse plastic if we get a forecast for heavy rain and wind.
@@peterdallman4550 I'm going to make me a tunnel out of cow fencing, couple runner boards some cow fencing rebarb, about 20 ft long 6 1/2 ft high. For next year, this year I'm just growing some in some 5 gallon buckets .4 in the ground, they're looking spectacular. And I got some five in the closet.
I have 7 outdoor (All Sativa) about 2 months. starting to bud now. Should I be trimming the bottom now so late? they're about 6ft+
What’s up brother, keep rockin the content
Will do buddy
Plants are looking great! 👍
Thanks buddy
@@RowsOfGreen you're welcome bud!!!
Great video mate, admire your confidence in speaking very inspirational
Your backyard is freakin awesome brother
Another solid informative video. Never disappointed!
Thanks for watching buddy
Happy 50k!!! 💚🥳💚
Thanks buddy
Thanks for the tips and everything looks great as usual. Have a great weekend.
You to buddy. Thanks
Dude, I live in Las Cruces, New Mexico. It was OVER 100 degrees for weeks this Summer. My poor plants. They made it but, I don't know how. Had to pull males which always sucks but, it is what it is. Good video.
Get some shade cloth. I use 30% shade here in Michigan during those hot flowering days. During vege I've had them up to 123 Fahrenheit.. of course I didn't want them but now I know.
I leave the plant untouched when outdoor growing. I use automatics. Crop the tops first, then leave the rest of the plant for 3-5 weeks. All them lower buds get big.
Big ups to 50k 👊
Yrahhh buddy thanks
Cool vid buddy your yard looks good 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Thanks buddy. Much appreciated
Just started growing and learned a lot from your your video
Same. Saves a lot of time trimming after harvest . Only monster buds grow.
Subbed. Happy growing!
I like the way u use wood chippings as a top layer, bro,1 they prevent nitrogen deficiency,2 great for keeping soil ph down.
Always great content brother I appreciate it. Have s good one and God Bless
You as well mjw.
Excellent video. Great OG advice. Been doing it for years.
Oh. Hidden gem page right here.
great advice and beautiful grow thanks and take care
Very nice bro 👌 I'll b there ive watched almost every video u have made bro
Awesome buddy. Thanks for the support
Really appreciate the time you put into these informative sho
looking forward y
Much appreciated kelly. Thanks
was looking for a video like this, thanks.
The biggest, best, strongest plants ive ever grown, Ive left pretty much alone. Top them, cut a few bottom branches, then leave em alone...
Thank you for this video, its exactly I yr later , my plants look just like this , and I did the same thing
Nice work mate. Greetings from Down Under.
New sub.
I've gone to not trimming,leave the undeveloped buds in place and remove the tops.You now have a mature root system supporting the remaining and diminished canopy and it responds amazingly;lots of very robust new growth and those lil popcorn buds grow big and fat and very thick w/ trichs due to a mature root system on a small top...that eventually yields 1/2 or more of what first harvest is and in a matter of several weeks. I do this 3-4X w/ autos.
I’d guess if in a colder climate that wouldn’t be doable. Perhaps with autos as you prob get earlier flowering with it it’s possible tho.
@@JFEnterprize We have a 4-5 month outdoor grow season. I will thin them out but I don’t top them. I’ve never had luck with topping or heavy trimming. The secret is good nutrients and lots of water.
Good stuff going on. Very educational.
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Flora flex matrix mats awesome idea way easier than cover crop or straw
Yes, way less of a mess.
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Thanks for this I never know how to prune
That was really informative. I’m a fan
And thank you
Excellent trim footage
Really neat fence
For the extreme heat cover the base of your plants with something,blocking the sunlight to the pot,just like the people in the desert cover their heads. I used an old bed sheet,it is very effective.
Doing that you can water your plants even in the hot.
That’s why I use the beige fabric bags. I used to wrap my black pots in towels. I have no problems once switching to the grass roots living soil pots.
@@RowsOfGreen awesome. I was wondering about what kind of pots or bags you were using.
I ordered some Apple betties to grow outdoor, needed some information about training you gave it to me thanks!
Beautiful garden!
Great looking plant broski
Little trick I started doing I pull each plant out and look over the top straight down when i defoliate I can see exactly what fans are in the way or can be tucked. 3yrs been doing this. 200
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These planst are looking huge! How do you protect thrm against Caterpillars?
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Excellent video bro. New subscriber!
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Took out the suckers today as well. Last trimming until three weeks out.
thanks im on the east coast and every plant gets moldy, hopefully the trimming helps!
good to know you shouldnt strip it down ive been doing that alot with my grow im a begginer but thx for the tip hopefully i wasnt too rough on my plant
How’d you manage with your grow? Still going or did you end up losing her?
@@loisthehedgehog7658 I ended up chopping all 3 plants at harvest 2 unknown strains and a lemon kush head band turned out really well for first grow!
@@braedannicoloff5210 nice to hear!