Low Effort Outdoor Grow

"Low effort" to some might mean chuck a seed and let it grow but I meant that I wouldn't be doing all the bullshit I gotta do to my plants in the tent lol. I still defoliate, top, train etc. because I do want some good buds that look and feel nice! These just won't stop growing. The photos are killing it and I'm so excited to see how they continue to grow. I am praying things stay as good as they have been going! Not much else to say, really :) The autos are great, too. I am impressed with their size and the difference between them. To clarify why they're so different: The bushy auto was planted at the same time as the photos, early in life. She wasn't topped, trimmed, defoliated or anything until she started showing early signs of flower where I went in and got rid of some of the very obviously poorly placed bud sites, crossing leaves and branches, close to the ground etc. The scraggly auto was grown about 3 or 4 more weeks inside, then placed outside. She was also topped while in my tent. Once outside, I stopped training and topping and all that. I would guess the "stress" of repotting outdoors is what caused her to flower earlier, but I don't really care because she grew a ton and stretched herself out enough where the bud sites are really all over the place and in great spots to stretch and get light. I am going to probably get some stakes in next week as I really don't want them to get too heavy! The SMELL! I can't believe how potent the flowering NL is. The aroma is incredible. The ones in my tent are much further into flowering but lost a lot of that because of the humidity (and I'm sure other stuff I did) so it's just blowing my mind how different they are. Thanks for stopping by!