O4aUsErNaMe
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yes quite a few do.very handy thing to own
o4's 2008/2009 monster attempt..:-)
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Gilfman
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haha id say so .. seems like it can get pretty far from town sometimes (at least what i see on TV)
buddy mcbudbud
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any idea how soon they'll start flowering?
mid february (few days)?
mid february (few days)?
Irie Hawaii
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Thank you for being so kind to show us how to grow a monster! I am Really excited to start my own monster attempt.
But I'm definitely subscribed!
2stoned2care
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JeeBus O4aUsErNaMe, They are some of the Biggest Plants ive seen in a while. Love the one out the front, Gonna look Awesome when she starts to bud 
Thanks for the tips aswell
My plants Taller than my GF now, and its closing in on me
buddy mcbudbud
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any update o4aUsErNaMe?
w1ckedchowda
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wow amazing, seriously a pioneer in outdoor grows.
I read everything from page 1 and just decided to post now, props props props, phenomenal grow. Quick question o4, did you just fill up that bucket and then put it in the ground with a hole in the bottom? (newb question) and would you recommend the fish guts move for a new grower?
Edit: Oh yes, I also subscribed cause this is badass.
I read everything from page 1 and just decided to post now, props props props, phenomenal grow. Quick question o4, did you just fill up that bucket and then put it in the ground with a hole in the bottom? (newb question) and would you recommend the fish guts move for a new grower?
Edit: Oh yes, I also subscribed cause this is badass.
... need an update o4billclintonshookup
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wow! this is awsome
Gilfman
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man's got good genetics and a plan to go with it .. give him rep
Bubbuh Kush
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This guy is amazing, i've went through every page and it's been very inspiring to me. I too am going outdoors this season, I have a few indoor grows under my belt and I'm looking for better yields. I've scoped out my spot in the woods but I just have one question for the guy that started the thread...when it comes to the fish, Im kinda like some others in this thread. How exactly is it set up with the holes that were dug and fish, like did he throw the fish in the bottom of the hole then cover it with dirt? Is there space in between for the roots to drop down in the fish, im kinda confused lol dont hold it against me. It's just seeing what he did, I gotta jump on the bandwagon
Derivs
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"like did he throw the fish in the bottom of the hole then cover it with dirt?"
Somewhere in here he said fish about 1 ft under the roots when planted so the plants are stronger by the time they hit it.
I have been inspired too... Will be veging some nice Sativas, here in Brasil, 9 months this time myself.
Somewhere in here he said fish about 1 ft under the roots when planted so the plants are stronger by the time they hit it.
I have been inspired too... Will be veging some nice Sativas, here in Brasil, 9 months this time myself.
O4aUsErNaMe
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thanks ,just thew the fish in the ground without the bucket.,you can use the fish whole if you like they were just too nice to throw out so i kept the fillets.
use the guts as well it is all good...
O4aUsErNaMe
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i left about 12 inches between the fish and the roots of the newly transplanted plant so the roots grew down to the fish ,this gives the plant time to be strong enough for it to cope with the big hit of nutrients the fish gives it.
O4aUsErNaMe
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yeah things not too bad a few plots were lost due to the flooding,but you get that ,the ones at home are ok