Thats exactly what I thought when he mentioned it. That dude was evil personified.
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Here is the latest shot of the 88g13hp from @Foreigner . Glad I love potatoes. 
I am guessing this plant is either a slow grower, or it does not tolerate cold weather that well. Of all the plants I started this remained the smallest and so unfortunately it was relegated to a 7 gallon pot. I think it may be a male.
Stinky Gorilla
This gal is really growing nice and throwing pistles left and right. The lighter green version which I was leaning towards looks fishy to me.
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Looking good man. The 88 I’ve never done outdoors but she’s pretty squat so it’s not overly surprising.
All the best.
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Thanks for the chance to grow.
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Enjoyed looking at your grow from the beginning till now.
Your plants are looking good.
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You have some beautiful looking plants!!
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Thanks @Micktasty just trying to grow quality medicine for RSO. Of course there is the recreational side as well. 
Tonights update included the death of one of the Lemon Bubble Chems and a confirmation of a female of the other. Thankfully the male was the one Daisy ate. I fed the rest to her so come morning she will have a nice treat.
Both the Glitter and Appy appear to be male. I will wait till its 100% but I am fairly confident. I believe all remaining plants are females as they are either already flowering, or they are entering that phase.
Here is the Trike.
Here is the Appy
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Tonight will be a picture dump and some misc notes for me to reference in the future.
Lemon Bubba-
This plant is large with thick stalks. Looks ready to hold some weight.
Why Nixon-
My tallest plant, but not by much. Little over 6’ including pot. Has yet to stretch. Definitely drinks a lot of water.
Frankies little Pony #1
This lady is very bug resistant. Very dense and needing a haircut. Could not be happier.
FLP #2
Transferred her to the 10 gal pot a few weeks ago and she took off. Looks way different than the other but JP says there are two phenos.
Side by side
Stargazin
In flower and progressing nicely. No real smell to speak of yet.
TKTO x Blackcherry
Green, healthy, what more can you say. Doing what she does best.
TKTO x Messiah OG
Staked her up as she seems flexible and I have visions of broken branches. Large and healthy.
AGMO
Nice, compact plant. It sits next to the large plants and so I ignore her more than I should.
Lemon Bubble Chem
She is really starting to fill in.
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Everything looking great growmie
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So today was a productive day all things considered. Started my project of isolating the males for pollen collection. They will not be far from the ladies but the tent and additional separating will take place to minimize exposure. Just ran out of time as I had to dig a hole for one of my goats. It was straight rock so it chewed up my day.
Anyways, here is what I am up to in picture.
Cleared out the temporary tent we have in the back yard to make way for two pallets and the tarp.
The Appy is on the right. He has been stinking things up for a while now. One of the more pungent in the garden. If you ask me what it smells like, it smells like dankness. I am not good with smells, but I know what I like and me likey.
On the left we have the Glitter Trike.
The thing I like with this one is the stalks are strong and rigid. Thinking of using this one to cross onto the TKTO x Messiah. Maybe it will add strength to her. Who knows, I will continue to work the plan. I have a bit of time yet.
For collection, i am thinking of placing a light oscillating fan blowing them toward the blue tarp which is opposite direction of the ladies. As mentioned I will tarp it more to further isolate. I will wash down the tarp with bleach in the next day or two to make it as clean as possible. I will just sweep it up, or I may rig up a collection unit for the bottom stalk. Like an upside down lightshade. I welcome thoughts.
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Laportea canadensis- aka wood-nettle.
This is a nasty plant. Do not touch, found out the hard way. Looked like a weed till you pick it.
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Plants look good buddy! Jewelweed is the antidote for stinging nettle and poison ivy and other contact dermatitis.
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These look amazing. I can not get my girls outside to stay green.
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When I do mine outdoors I have to keep them in the shade a good part of the day this time of year
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Outdoor plants get so much light , they are normally a bit lighter in color. Photo is 12 days apart. If this is off topic i will chuck it out later, @Enrico . 
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No leave it. By the way, I like how you landscape.
I personally love the lighter, neon green look.
I have two plants from the same seed batch, one is dark green, the other is quite light. Will try to grab pictures later and post.
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Gotcha so maybe I’m over heating them girls. @Hashpants no your garden looks amazing trust the turtle. My lower leaves are yellow and dead haha. First failed outdoor attempt is coming to an end.
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Failure is how i learned everything i know. Process of elimination. Never be afraid to fail, wear it like a badge of honor.
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Haha that’s right if I quit every time I failed I’d still be shooting dope. I’m just glad I got you nutballs to help. I’ll be better equipped next year.
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Just be well and happy.
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