Outdoor My Little Green Friends

[Anglo Automatics]

July 10th...

More to come on strains and grow info...

Cheese XXL & Moby Dick XXL autos (4 weeks into flower)

Critical+ 2.0 auto

Had some major, major problems this season. Most of my autos had to be ripped up out of the ground at 1-2 weeks old, stuffed in a rucksack and relocated. Some of these autos were left in the rucksack for a good 9-12 hours as I had to get new spots ready. The leaves and stems on the autos were badly damaged, and although they have all pulled threw and kept going, the yields have been severely compromised on quite a few. It also doesn't help that the plants are only getting 4-5 hours of direct sunlight a day at most.

 

[Anglo Automatics]

July 16th

Whitey Freeze

This corn is a few weeks ahead of where it was last year at this stage, which is strange considering it appeared 2 weeks behind about 8 weeks ago. I think the hot June we had sent the growth into overdrive...

Ice Cool auto

She is crooked and fucked from the emergency transplant 7 weeks ago where the stem and leaves were severely damaged. The same with the Red Poison auto which you can see just to the right of the Ice Cool auto. I wasn't expecting anything from these autos at all, due to the damage, but I stuck them in pots anyway. No water, feed or attention whatsoever since mid May. I should get quite a few grams of smoke of these as well...

 

[Anglo Automatics]

Dinafem Cheese XXL and Moby Dick XXL autos (8 weeks old - 4 weeks into flower)

Critical+ 2.0 auto (7 weeks old - 3/4 weeks into flower)

 

[Swan]

Taking a seat for any update on this journal.
So did you have to move from the Battle of Hastings site?
Understand if you don't want to give too much away though man.

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[Anglo Automatics]

Taking a seat for any update on this journal.
So did you have to move from the Battle of Hastings site?
Understand if you don't want to give too much away though man.

Yeah, that site is now totally compromised and not in use. I lost all of my photoperiods pretty much, but an auto plot right nearby, like 10-20 yards away, with 1-2 week old autos, was left untouched, surprisingly. Either they missed it, or they deliberately left some behind to coax me into coming back and hopefully catching me. Either way, I wasn't messing about, I ripped all of my 1-2 week old autos out of the ground, slung them into a rucksack with zero care, all stuffed in together into the bag... probably bagged up about 9-10 autos in the space of 1 minute... and then I was out of there. Didn't want to stick around. A note was left behind and was dated the same day...

Most had to be relocated more than 5 miles away from the original spot due to all the surrounding woodland that was not suitable. It was a total nightmare scenario. Had to find new spots and get tools, compost, pots etc all together on the whim, to quickly plant the uprooted autos. Several that were left in the rucksack for 12+ hours never recovered and are tiny, but several others which are shown in this diary have recovered very well, and are doing good, considering they are only getting 4 hours of direct sunlight each day and had badly damaged leaves and stems at 1-2 weeks old...

 

[Swan]

Yeah, that site is now totally compromised and not in use. I lost all of my photoperiods pretty much, but an auto plot right nearby, like 10-20 yards away, with 1-2 week old autos, was left untouched, surprisingly. Either they missed it, or they deliberately left some behind to coax me into coming back and hopefully catching me. Either way, I wasn't messing about, I ripped all of my 1-2 week old autos out of the ground, slung them into a rucksack with zero care, all stuffed in together into the bag... probably bagged up about 9-10 autos in the space of 1 minute... and then I was out of there. Didn't want to stick around. A note was left behind and was dated the same day...

Most had to be relocated more than 5 miles away from the original spot due to all the surrounding woodland that was not suitable. It was a total nightmare scenario. Had to find new spots and get tools, compost, pots etc all together on the whim, to quickly plant the uprooted autos. Several that were left in the rucksack for 12+ hours never recovered and are tiny, but several others which are shown in this diary have recovered very well, and are doing good, considering they are only getting 4 hours of direct sunlight each day and had badly damaged leaves and stems at 1-2 weeks old...

Man, that's wild stuff. All credit to you for acting swiftly after the compromise.

Think I'll stick to my one garden plant, I don't have the guts for that sort of stuff!

All good wishes for the new spot hey.

Cheers
Swan.

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[Anglo Automatics]

I seriously need to catch up on this... so here's some cornfield updates from previous weeks... (23rd July - 30th July)...

Whitey Freeze and OG Kush CBD auto

Whitey Freeze

OG Kush CBD auto

Glueberry OG auto

And here they are 1 week later on 30th July...

Whitey Freeze (4 weeks old)

OG Kush CBD auto (2-3 weeks old)

Glueberry OG auto (2-3 weeks old)

Another week has passed since these shots were taken, so I have yet another update to come on these, which is admittedly, going to be, somewhat late...

 

[Anglo Automatics]

The weather has been absolutely shit here in recent weeks, in fact we have had nothing but rain and overcast, humid skies for the past 3 weeks now. The weather totally flipped, right at the wrong moment! After the baking hot June we had, which was the second hottest one of record, that also saw the hottest June day on record with 36C... July then turned out to rather disappointedly be the coldest July in 45 years, which also saw our wettest July spell on record... typical, just when we have our autos in full flower and in the final stretch of budding... consequently I experienced a mould pandemic which forced me to harvest a little bit early...

All of these autos are ones that had to be relocated during week 1-2, when they were ripped out of the ground and stuffed in a backpack... not only were they stunted, but they have gone into not so great locations that only get about 4 hours of direct sunlight each day, and the areas aren't very well ventilated to combat mould...

This was the last group shot of the XXL autos before they got chopped...

Cheese XXL

Moby Dick XXL

Moby Dick XXL side branch nug...

Red Poison - one of the ones that was stuffed in a backpack and relocated, went into crap soil, no care or attention, no watering or feed, surrounding foliage grew over it meaning it got about 1-2 hours of sun each day. Still survived though and got me something...

More to come...