This is my first time growing and I need a bit of advice on the progress of my ladies. I started with three very healthy White Rhino clones from my local caregiver, planting a bit late in the season around June 24tish. Being new to growing I decided to go all organic and use the beautiful soil provided in my already existing organic garden. Initially I planted the clones in a temporary planter just to root the plants and get them used to the hot California summer. After a week I had to go out of town so I decided to go ahead and plant them in the ground. Not intended as a serious grow I wanted this to be an experiment as to how these ladies will do with minimal attention. Coming home I discovered one of the clones did not make it but the other two were doing alright one being around 3ft high and the other about half that. I am wondering what to do next as I would ideally like to transplant them into 3 gallon pots and get some nice foxfarm soil to get them booming but don’t know if this is possible or a good idea with the root system being this far along. Also due to the rapid growth in I need to do something about controlling the plants height and would appreciate any advice. Check out the pics "especially the smaller plant" and let me know if you have any advice for this novice grower such as if topping or transplanting would be a good idea.

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Theyre beauties

You could top em or just tie em down,I wouldnt try to transplant em just let em do there thing

I wouldn't move them from the ground into pots. If anything, I'd move the smaller one a couple feet over, but leave it in the ground.

If you're a med patient why do you need to control the height?

I am a 215 patient so i am not concerned about the legality of it but was hoping to keep it from exceeding the fence due to my distrust in my next door neighbors

I have the same problem...either tie it down or buy some baboo sheets from HomeDepot, Lowes etc to extend the height of your fence. Or you could let them know that when harvest time comes he has a phat cola coming!

looks good ... you can tir them down for a quick and simple solution for height

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Those are going over that fence real quick!

they'll still go over if u top em. tying em is ur best bet. i wouldn't tell the neighbors, they might jack ur harvest.

Thanks for the positive input so far everyone. I might wait it out a few weeks longer before I tie these bitches down, see how tall they will get. As far as topping them I have viewed tons of info on doing this but at this point am skeptical and don't really know if its worth me fucking them up...anyways any more ideas are welcome and I appreciate any input... here are some more pics I took today of the ladies soaking up some warm Cali sunlight.

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