Outdoor Super auto outdoor guerilla grow. 2012

[hejdaman]

Hi, guys. New update. ​

I am very busy now, so i am just going to post some new pics.

I had to cut down one Annapurna, and one Nirvana Sky becouse of mould. But i kept the healthy bottom half of the Annapurna so i can see how she would do if the conditions were better. Next year i am definantly going to grow Annapurna, and Stitch´s other super autos. The weather this, my first outdoor growing year were the worst in 20 years. In the summer months we use to get about 30-40 days with sun, and temp over 20 degrees. But this year we only got 6. Can you belive it?
But they did good anyways.

This is the bottom half of Annapurna. I cut her down about 5 days ago. Should i take these buds before they get sick too, or is it ok?



This is the Nirvana Sky i have left. Can someone please tell me what she suffers from? She just won´t grow. :/



That´s all for now. Not much, i just don´t got the time.

Have a good day everyone. /H.

 

[Akaman]

Hi hejdaman!

So the copper doesn´t seem to do any harm

my view point is that there are a lot of other stresses during north grow. Don't see any sense to use copper with autos.

 

[agito]

lack of light is my guess

 

[stonemaster]

I agree with agito. I just read this from first to now and I thought all along you did not get enough sun. This caused them to be weakened and therefore suceptable to any problem. When I see a lightness in the leaf color as your did from the first and I do not know the reason, I first take one limb and give it a foliar feeding. If after a few doses, in the same day, the color is not right, then you have a more serios problem that must be dealt with. Not enough light is the main problem, I think. Hope this helps.

 

[marmalade]

Hi there fellas.

sorry to jump on your thread. im new to the forum, infact its my frist post. well anyway im also in sweden and have run into a little problem and hoped if you guys could shed a little light on it for me. I've had a seed order stopped by customs they opened the package and have seen the contents, but have let it through and sent it on to me. im not a swede so im really not sure how serious this is. will the law have been contacted? Above i read 59 had a problem. what happened to you man?

Hope you can help and chill my paranoia out

 

[Stitch]

what about the results?

 

[cres]

what about the results?

Mold. Super wet.

 

[59ºN]

Hi there fellas.

sorry to jump on your thread. im new to the forum, infact its my frist post. well anyway im also in sweden and have run into a little problem and hoped if you guys could shed a little light on it for me. I've had a seed order stopped by customs they opened the package and have seen the contents, but have let it through and sent it on to me. im not a swede so im really not sure how serious this is. will the law have been contacted? Above i read 59 had a problem. what happened to you man?

Hope you can help and chill my paranoia out

High bud, welcome to AFN!
I had seeds stopped in by the customs as well, but they were sent to a "safe address" and not registered on me so no probs there other than the loss of seeds and money Seeds are illegal in my country and the customs are very effective searching and x-ray scanning packages, thats why I didn't use my own name in the first place.
I know seeds are not illegal in Sweden, but growing is. You will not have any probs with importing the seeds, but if you plan to grow them I know some people fear the customs give information about imports to the police so they can make a later bust. Inside Sweden this might happen although I doubt it as the customs then would pass on information about someones legal activities, which in most countries is illegal. If you transport the seeds out of Sweden for a grow I wouldn't worry at all as there will be no information passing from Swedish customs to other countries police in such a case.

Hope this helps. Good luck bro

 

[hedgeraider]

Just have to say... Should NOT put plants near a swamp!!!!! anywhere that the humidity can build high after a rain is mold prone. that includes anywhere flat and bushy and clay, anywhere flat and bushy and humid, and any bogs. ideal is sandy soil and windy zone, i.e. hill top.

this summer i had autos in flat bushy clay. in end august i noticed all the blackberries had gone white and fluffy with mould, and the autos in the same place had some mould buds. and i live in south of france where it's sunbathing until november. so north = windy hills man.