First Outdoor Plant Test Run

Ok so my friends and I have attempted to grow indoors for the past year with absolute zero budding success(bad lighting?), so we decided to take our skills outdoor, living in a good southern climate so why not. We transplanted her outside in March and used some Jamaican Bat Guano as our fertilizer, topped in June, and have used Fox Farm's Tiger Bloom since about July. This being our first time outdoor we never expected our plant to do as well as it has. She started flowering about 2-3 weeks ago and going strong. Come on late Sept, and 2010 season!!

This is my firts outdoor grow. I plan to start a indoor cycle and continue to use nature as a good source of light and it's cheaper. Live in Northern California pleanty of good growing weather. Only DEC, JAN and FED need to worry about a frost. No worried with stand up propane heaters and electic heaters. These are how we do it in NORCAL.

Well we had to top it since she would have been to beastly in the open where we planted it. It sucks but next year Guerilla grow is on and theyre running wild.

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Originally Posted by priscilla

Well we had to top it since she would have been to beastly in the open where we planted it. It sucks but next year Guerilla grow is on and theyre running wild.

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This guy's got his plants in everyones thread:wtf:

Personally i like toping them. I have one in a container and topped it at the 4th node and created 6 top's.:cool: So, i have created many more bud sites on the plant. And like you said a 10 footer will be seen easy, but a big ass bush, a person may just walk right by.:rasta:

oops, very nice plants. cant replace the natural sun:thumbsup:

Heres a couple of updated pics i took today. Oh smells so lemony :jointsmile: