Hey Guerilla fans out there!
Yes we know this diary is way late this year, but we hope you will still enjoy our outdoor efforts anyway!
After the Rox dissapointment last year we are back into the great outdoors with one of dutchpassions oldest strains
the Passion #1 (since 1980 in the NL) that we allready have tested once before with great succes!
We are very conviced that she will make us much more proud than the Rox last year does...
Passion #1 is truly one of the most resistant and fast flowering outdoor strains we every came across so far (except auto-flowering strains)!
Never found any spot of mould on a passion #1 and the resin production is great for an outdoor plant!
We used 4 fem. Passion #1 seeds and all sprouted very well. They are all topped once, but as we expected from the years before
they needed support very early even while vegging! They grow powerfull, but tall with medium slim leaves that are
very unusually for a more or less pure indica! Some times you can find purple phenos, too!
Three of four phenos are very equal with fat stems and big leaves! Just one of them is way more tiny and stem as leaves are slim, but she
grows as big as the other phenos, too. Will be interesting to see which phenos we will find under them...
Here some pics! The location changed and provids more direct sun-light than last year (about 6-8 hours!).
Them plants are fenced and fertilized with tomato-fertilizer that seems to work very well!
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Whats your approx Lat suburban,I just read in your old diary that you lost most of your last crop to ealry october mould 
Hope your Passion #1 lasts.
Hope your Passion #1 lasts.
Good luck this time SGB!! I think those Rox's were too tightly packed in...
I do believe i see some early flowering on these Passions!!
All the best!
I do believe i see some early flowering on these Passions!!
All the best!
Our Lat is close to 52° Bad Penny. We are quite convinced with the passions this year 
Hey Stickybud73 mate! Your right they were truly tighly packed, but we expected them to grow much shorter.
Furthermore they should have been ready about 1 1/3 month more early...
Hope you look in by time, your welcome
SGBs
Hey Stickybud73 mate! Your right they were truly tighly packed, but we expected them to grow much shorter.
Furthermore they should have been ready about 1 1/3 month more early...
Hope you look in by time, your welcome
SGBs
Update! Just visited the four passions today and got a nice surprise 
All of them are flowering very strong, now! Eleven days ago nothing was visible!
On of them grows with pink psitils and another shows the first resin allready!
The stems are very thick and woody, now. One of them (the pink pistil one) got a broken
stem that is splitted up about 20cm long, but she just don't cares about and grows on powerfull
as she does before
If the weather stays as well as it is atm it should be nice crop this year 
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All of them are flowering very strong, now! Eleven days ago nothing was visible!
On of them grows with pink psitils and another shows the first resin allready!
The stems are very thick and woody, now. One of them (the pink pistil one) got a broken
stem that is splitted up about 20cm long, but she just don't cares about and grows on powerfull
as she does before
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looking good sgbs,
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Beautiful pictures
looking good dude.. same strain as im growing.. look out for my update in a bit .. i got pinky purple pistols too!!
Looks set to be a great year for your outdoors SGB!! I've heard good things about the P#1 finishing well, but I've heard the smoke is mild and quite harsh, is this BS? can anyone confirm/deny these claims?
ATB SGB, this time last year you were still waiting...
ATB SGB, this time last year you were still waiting...
Nice to see u guys back outside,hope you get some in this year,im sure you will passion is one of the most reliable strains and i must say yours are looking especially good quality as usuall,best of luck.
Very nice, cant wait to see how they finish up
Thank you all very much for the feedback!
We allready grown the Passion #1 once before and the non-purple phenos a great smoke for sure Stickybud73!
You just have to allow them to reach full maturity even if there is a higher chance to find some mold.
Otherwise Passion #1 tends to smoke a bit woody and much less citrus like. If the summer goes on as well as it does atm
we can hopefully show you what Passion #1 is possible to achive in points of yield and quality this year.
Last year the Rox started way to later into the flowering...
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We allready grown the Passion #1 once before and the non-purple phenos a great smoke for sure Stickybud73!
You just have to allow them to reach full maturity even if there is a higher chance to find some mold.
Otherwise Passion #1 tends to smoke a bit woody and much less citrus like. If the summer goes on as well as it does atm
we can hopefully show you what Passion #1 is possible to achive in points of yield and quality this year.
Last year the Rox started way to later into the flowering...
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Have a look at the broken one in back!
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Have a look at the broken one in back!
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looking great lads!
those plants already have nice buds!!! good luck
those plants already have nice buds!!! good luck
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Looks set to be a great year for your outdoors SGB!! I've heard good things about the P#1 finishing well, but I've heard the smoke is mild and quite harsh, is this BS? can anyone confirm/deny these claims?
ATB SGB, this time last year you were still waiting...
ATB SGB, this time last year you were still waiting...
mild smell but a quite heavy smoke i thought. nice effect. not harsh at all. citrus taste
there looking brilliant my passion no1 looks nothing like them babys
im a first timer and my plot is just in the middle of a forest bit i put mines out in july quite late they had vegged for about 3 weeks still no sign of buds look skinny and the leaves at the bottom are damaged a bit yellowish with brown speckles not sure what it is not a lot of leaves apart from up top is a bit bushy and the leaves are nice and green but still no show of any buddys i never topped the plant as i didnt know how to do it just back online so i can find out more info again anyway ill subscribe to this for sure
gavmc
im a first timer and my plot is just in the middle of a forest bit i put mines out in july quite late they had vegged for about 3 weeks still no sign of buds look skinny and the leaves at the bottom are damaged a bit yellowish with brown speckles not sure what it is not a lot of leaves apart from up top is a bit bushy and the leaves are nice and green but still no show of any buddys i never topped the plant as i didnt know how to do it just back online so i can find out more info again anyway ill subscribe to this for sure
gavmc
Thank you very much Tree Man! Hopefully we don't dissapoint you!
All we need are some more sunny days
A very nicely fitting discription iamafunkimunki! Looked up your passions again
and I have to say it once more: some serious quality work mate!
Your outdoor diarys are a pleasure to follow for sure!
Hey gavmc! You should cut off the leaves at the bottom that are damaged and bit yellowish with brown speckles,
if the leaves are more than 50% destructed. Otherwise you allowe mold to creep up your plant more easy.
Furthermore it allows more airflow which prevents mold as well!
Topping is a good and easy treatment for the Passion#1, because she tends to become a very huge bush (2,5-3m)
if you let her grow without topping. Our plants reached a hight about 1,80m (smallest) and 2,25m (tallest) even with topping, now.
We wish you best of luck for your first guerilla grow!
SGBs
All we need are some more sunny days
A very nicely fitting discription iamafunkimunki! Looked up your passions again
and I have to say it once more: some serious quality work mate!
Your outdoor diarys are a pleasure to follow for sure!
Hey gavmc! You should cut off the leaves at the bottom that are damaged and bit yellowish with brown speckles,
if the leaves are more than 50% destructed. Otherwise you allowe mold to creep up your plant more easy.
Furthermore it allows more airflow which prevents mold as well!
Topping is a good and easy treatment for the Passion#1, because she tends to become a very huge bush (2,5-3m)
if you let her grow without topping. Our plants reached a hight about 1,80m (smallest) and 2,25m (tallest) even with topping, now.
We wish you best of luck for your first guerilla grow!
SGBs
Update time! Pictures are taken yesterday. Flowering is in full progress, now!
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Flowering is in full progress, now! Click to view attachment
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Finally a small picture from our PurpleWreck mother we planted outdoor to recover to her full potential under sunlight!
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Finally a small picture from our PurpleWreck mother we planted outdoor to recover to her full potential under sunlight!
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Hey SGB.
Your outdoor plot is looking wikid, some very healthy ladies- with loads of bud sites
..+ they look very healthy, lovely colour. Loving the pink lady too
Keep up the great work fella, your in for a nice haul indeed
Sticky.
Your outdoor plot is looking wikid, some very healthy ladies- with loads of bud sites
..+ they look very healthy, lovely colour. Loving the pink lady too Keep up the great work fella, your in for a nice haul indeed
Sticky.
very impressive mate... indeedy..
QUOTE (SuburbanGrowBroths @ Aug 23 2009, 11:07 AM)
did you top that? my plants are growing pretty straight and arent bushing out much
Absolutely stunning a picture of health ,those passions really fatten up quick once they start flowering.The pink pistaled one really produces some stunning looking buds,but i think the green pheno smokes slightly better,good luck .
hi SGB .. welcome to 2009 .. i missed this .. lovely healthy looking plants you got there .. good to see you back after last yrs dissapointment .. i'm growing passion # 1's as well alongside durban poison .. they're a lovely plant eh .. mine r at the same stage as yours more or less .. good luck this yr and lets hope for an indian summer .. 
Thank you very much stickyblack! Hopefully your back for the best part!
We can just hope that the weather will eb with us Mr_cocofibrelover! Greets!
Yep we topped them, because they tend to develope into big *** trees otherise Enzo5
Furthermore its stealthy to keep them smaller and it's a better protection agains wind break.
Your right ouncyboy! From our experince the green pheno smokes better, but the purple one looks stunning, too!
This year they will be mature at the end of september we hope. Maybe we are going to chop them into two sections,
big buds first tp prevent mold and the rest two weeks later or that way...
Yeah, they are great plants smeagol! The only outdoor strain we can really recoment for a absolutly safe crop if you
take some care of them Will keep an eye on your buds! All the best!
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Yesterday, we visited our old outdoor plot that we used this year to try out some of our indoor strains.
To make it as short as possible we don't took any care of those (mainly) cuttings, we ain't feed them and
we never visited them from the day we planted them out. Here a short list of the plants we used:
Two fem. Purple Pakistan Chitral S1 cuttings
Two fem. Purple Wreck cuttings
One fem: Jacky White cutting
One Purple Pakistan Chitral S1 from seed
We got a lil' surprise yesterday! All of them except the Jacky White are flowering! Even the two Purple Wrecks...
A third Purple Wreck (the picture from last post) got a much better location, but that one is still not flowering at all...
But the most interesting thing is the fact that the single fem. Purple Pakistan Chitral S1 seed plant turned out to be a fullblood male
That is very great, because now we can use the pollen to make seeds with our female PPC mother plant
Will this be F2 or S2 then? Or even FS2 Just wondering how this can be possible? Where is the Y from 
Fem. seed PPC S1 male?
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We can just hope that the weather will eb with us Mr_cocofibrelover! Greets!
Yep we topped them, because they tend to develope into big *** trees otherise Enzo5
Furthermore its stealthy to keep them smaller and it's a better protection agains wind break.
Your right ouncyboy! From our experince the green pheno smokes better, but the purple one looks stunning, too!
This year they will be mature at the end of september we hope. Maybe we are going to chop them into two sections,
big buds first tp prevent mold and the rest two weeks later or that way...
Yeah, they are great plants smeagol! The only outdoor strain we can really recoment for a absolutly safe crop if you
take some care of them
Will keep an eye on your buds! All the best!---
Yesterday, we visited our old outdoor plot that we used this year to try out some of our indoor strains.
To make it as short as possible we don't took any care of those (mainly) cuttings, we ain't feed them and
we never visited them from the day we planted them out. Here a short list of the plants we used:
Two fem. Purple Pakistan Chitral S1 cuttings
Two fem. Purple Wreck cuttings
One fem: Jacky White cutting
One Purple Pakistan Chitral S1 from seed
We got a lil' surprise yesterday! All of them except the Jacky White are flowering! Even the two Purple Wrecks...
A third Purple Wreck (the picture from last post) got a much better location, but that one is still not flowering at all...
But the most interesting thing is the fact that the single fem. Purple Pakistan Chitral S1 seed plant turned out to be a fullblood male
That is very great, because now we can use the pollen to make seeds with our female PPC mother plant
Will this be F2 or S2 then? Or even FS2
Just wondering how this can be possible? Where is the Y from Fem. seed PPC S1 male?
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Female PPC from cutting
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Female PPC from cutting
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dam they look grate budding in good weather to wish mine were , looks like i be doing other strains next year and not the purple power 
Never was conviced enough to try this strain, but we love the purps! So you wouldn't recoment her either?
What is your weather like?
SGBs
What is your weather like?
SGBs
Update! Just back from the plot and wow the Passion#1 is by far the fastest strain for outdoor grows we know.
The buds allready become very tight and the resin appears all over the them, but the smell is by far the best part!
Super fruity and intense smelling buds all over the plants! At the moment the odor is nothing like citrus, but from our
experience we can say that the typical citrus flavour comes up first by full maturity!
This will be a massive post... sorry! Lots of pictures this time.
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The buds allready become very tight and the resin appears all over the them, but the smell is by far the best part!
Super fruity and intense smelling buds all over the plants! At the moment the odor is nothing like citrus, but from our
experience we can say that the typical citrus flavour comes up first by full maturity!
This will be a massive post... sorry! Lots of pictures this time.
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mmmmMMMMM!!!
Very very nice man
What you feeding them brothers?
I know the pleasure of that smell, my g13's are right at it, rox coming along nice too. Last night took a deep whiff from the main tops, and the smell stayed with me all the way home!! [must've lined my nose with trichs]. Instant goosebumps, reminds me of this time last year, one of the reasons why its always worth the effort. Another fine part of doing what we do.|
PS. Glad to see ya bounce back after last years mold drama, hoping we'd see you again, welcome back SGB!!
PS. Glad to see ya bounce back after last years mold drama, hoping we'd see you again, welcome back SGB!!
We are just feeding them with simple tomato fertilizer and it works very well
Even if the plant infront of the first pic could take some more feeding. She shows some yellow leaves allready...
Well said Stickybud73! Yes we are back ! The moldy Rox just motivated us for this year to improve the grow!
The smell is worth the effort for sure! Allways reminds me on old crops
SGBs
Even if the plant infront of the first pic could take some more feeding. She shows some yellow leaves allready...
Well said Stickybud73! Yes we are back ! The moldy Rox just motivated us for this year to improve the grow!
The smell is worth the effort for sure! Allways reminds me on old crops
SGBs
Abolutely stunning i cant believe how fast they have filled out and truely a picture of health looks like someones gonna have a nice eary crop of quality outdoor goodness,top growing s.g.b.
Hopefully we will ouncyboy 
Honestly we are a bit surprised how fast they build up their buds, too!
The new plot and the fine weather over the last weeks helped a lot we think.
All the best! Greetings!
SGBs
Honestly we are a bit surprised how fast they build up their buds, too!
The new plot and the fine weather over the last weeks helped a lot we think.
All the best! Greetings!
SGBs
SENSATIONAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Update time! Not long to go, now! The Passions are looking very well developed so far and we only found three lil' moldy buds that we cut out.
Sadly it was very rainy over the last four days and the mold found good growing conditions
Maybe two more weeks if the weather will be good enough
Whats your opinion? We have so many bud shots that we just can post a short over view, but if you want to see more its no problem
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Sadly it was very rainy over the last four days and the mold found good growing conditions
Maybe two more weeks if the weather will be good enough Whats your opinion? We have so many bud shots that we just can post a short over view, but if you want to see more its no problem
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