tannersmokin247
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They just won't stop growing! I think they will be visible from the street soon...i topped and LST ' ED throughout the year but not enough I guess.
My 2015 Norcal Grow
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tannersmokin247
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Every year it gets better. I'm super pleased with the garden this year. I learn what not to do each year and the experience is paying off.beautiful job
tannersmokin247
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Yeah cages are definitely better but more exspensive. Trellis netting works but cages are way less work. Next year I'll be careful about buying dirt too late in the season. Some of my dirt had half my girls stunted for awhile. Definitely helps letting it cook. Other than that I learned last year to preventative spray and all is well
wilddog
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Cheese has always been good to me to, and one of my favorites.
papapayne
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yea, im thinking tomato cages as clones, then a ring of 8 foot welded wire.
And yea, Im planning on in ground next year, gonna till in all my current soil (10 yards or so) into the native ground, then cover crops, and saving all my rabbits poo, and geese manure, and going to till that in as well. thinking 8 plants again, but starting waaaaaaay sooner.
And yea, Im planning on in ground next year, gonna till in all my current soil (10 yards or so) into the native ground, then cover crops, and saving all my rabbits poo, and geese manure, and going to till that in as well. thinking 8 plants again, but starting waaaaaaay sooner.
tannersmokin247
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I doubt she'll disappoint me
tannersmokin247
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Yeah one cage early and a big one later on would be nice. Your gonna have some monsters in ground with all that poo! Might even need to toss some netting over the cage when they explode
wilddog
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I start with big tomato cages then I put in 4 poles that are about 7 feet tall after I put them in the ground, I tie them in with 4 more poles that I connect with heavy zip ties. I then tie in a cotton trellis to the inside witch I use to separate the branches LST and later I wrap them with the cotton trellis material. And if I have two I do it twice if they keep out growing it. It's very windy were I'm at. Lol I should add I love what your doing. Bang up job keep up the good work.
wilddog
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By the way those aren't really pots there is no bottom.
wilddog
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The one in the picture is MOB a product of some fine growers from Maine so I've heard.... got my hands on it a few years back and never let it go. I do have some beautiful Holy Grail growing.
tannersmokin247
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Everything kicking into early stages of flowering. Can't wait! Last pic is the blue dream in the middle. She really exploded.
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tannersmokin247
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Nice plants. All from seed?
wilddog
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No not all, the grails are from seed, and so is Dr Crippling. The Crippling is by far my biggest most aggressive plants the best part is I ended up with 2 phenos one of them is a short very wide one that I'm in the process of capturing.
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Indagrow
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Smoked on some mob from Maine last night. If it's anything like that you got yourself a keeper for sure!
wilddog
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Was it the purple pheno or green. They both smell and taste the same, or at least to me.