Hawaiian Skunch from Dirty Bird Genetics grown in NE Ohio
Started in March indoors, transplanted last week of May directly into the ground. Hole was dug 4 ft wide x 2 ft deep. Backfilled with 20 year old horse manure plus the native soil/clay that was in the ground, about 50/50 manure/soil.
Fed by Dr.Earths tomato/herb through veg (half cup per plant once a week) then Dr.Earths Flower girl (half cup per plant).
Did I need to feed? I don't think so. Couldn't hurt though was my idea. Topped many times and LST early on.
Some PM problems along the inside cola structures later in flower. I was using lost coast all through flower but it only did so much and didn't want to use it late in flower so I switched to Zerotol HC and that did the trick for PM.
The plant was sprayed weekly with BT.
Did a bud wash with zerorol in the first bucket to kill any remaining PM if at all (again, why not, can't hurt).
It's all hanging to dry now in the barn and I'll report back with final dry weight, taste....
I grew this indoors last winter but wanted to try it out side in NE Ohios brutal weather. Given this was a tester strain it sure got tested. I did cover it with a cheap temu clear pop up tent during heavy rain. But I think next year what ever I grow wont get the tent just to see what the durability is like with each strain.
This had VERY LITTLE rot, two smaller buds and the top of one main cola.
The rest in the last photo are Durban Poison BC1 by Dead PanHead genetics.