My 1st outdoor grow scotland

[Outdoorscot]

Hello there growers,
I started my grow journey last year through lockdown lol I planted 2 auto flowers indoor using canna products. I done reasonably well considering it was my first grow
I got 2oz of decent enough smoke off each plant. The only issue was the smell as I lived in a close so this year I decided to do an outdoor grow. I started out with 7 seeds germinated them and successfully got the root to appear
Unfortunately when i planted them all 1 didn’t reach the surface.
I had them at my window for around 10 days then moved them to the dragons den (my little paradise haha)
I’m currently on day 23 and they look healthy.
I’m using all bio-bizz products they are in 30l pots I will post what pics I have through-out the grow and would love any tips to maximise the yield. I have 2 autos pink runtz by auto seeds and lemon zkittles by Dutch passion.
There are 5 photoperiods which I’m worried about as I only have 8 weeks left of summer.
They are mazar & Durban poison by dutch passion. Zushi - I got the seed from 3.5g of blue zushi I bought haha
I also have banana cream by th seeds.
Any information yous can give me to help would be awsome haha hope to hear from you guys soon peace out ??

[Deku Nut]

Welcome to the Talk
Good luck with your grow, I like the stealth screen you put up around them

[r33ee]

Looks good sending green vibes

[scoot]

Welcome bud.

[Outdoorscot]

Thanks lads I’m happy with them so far so just need to trust the process and they should grow

[Outdoorscot]

What’s your thoughts on topping them ? I have 4 photo periods which I think will struggle to finish their cycle I’m just staring week 4 so probs got 7/8 weeks left of summer. This will be my first time growing photo period plants

[Outdoorscot]

Should I just stick to low stress training them so I don’t shock them at all as I don’t have the time for them to recover lol I started pretty late to be fair

[Outdoorscot]

The shade netting I put round it was to keep any bugs bunny’s away from them haha it’s worked out quite nice I’ve only just put it up for I’ll check them in a few days to see the progress I hope it doesn’t block out too much sun light

[hoochter]

Nice one, i tried outdoors a ling time ago, soon got eaten.
Good idea wrapping them up itl maybe deter things like deer etc but it might not be ideal as you say for the light.
Good luck fellow Scotsman

[Mart the Elder]

Should I just stick to low stress training them so I don’t shock them at all as I don’t have the time for them to recover lol I started pretty late to be fair

I top the highest to try and let the lower to catch up which seems to work, you said you're a bit late so time is not on your side.....I'd stick with LST and let them go for it....they will be flowering fairly soon outside and it would be nice to have everything in place for that. Tie down 3-4 weeks I say