flawlesscrew
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Here is some pics of stuff in the yard. Some are about 10-11 feet but it's hard to show a pic where you can tell. The ones in the field are only 6 feet
The big dirty
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innerG
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Or Washington state after they screwed up the medical shops >_> ....
bi polar express
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Ha never been so i wouldn't know I don't pay attention to cannabis laws there fucked in every "legal" state
innerG
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They merged our med and rec shops. Patients can now get 'cheaper' (less tax) products at recreational shops now, but none of them sell seeds or clones. They shut down the medical shops, and limited the strength of edibles. If you want strong medibles now it's D.I.Y. mostly
bi polar express
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Ridiculous
flawlesscrew
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So I asked my wife to take some pics so that you can tell how big these things are. Im 6-2 just to give you some idea. I did some things different but starting them early was a big thing. I hope to find a mentor to show my the ropes of going organic but I'm scared to make the switch. Everyone has some sort of idea of how to grow these plants but only a small% are truly successful. If I learned anything from brown dirt warriors movie is was that you should seek advice from someone who has 30 years under their belt. I did and added some small twists of my own. Now Im in search of the proper organic tutor. Anyhow happy growing
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Larry {the} Gardener
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Wow. They are looking great. Good job.
flawlesscrew
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Hey it's too soon to say but most people don't grow it out here because it finishes late. Around Halloween depending how you grow it.
flawlesscrew
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So here is some pics of the greenhouses. We don't prune or support these ones because we want them to fall and grow along the ground. The more surface area the better the yield. There will be tons of little tops. Looks like shit but the greatest thing to happen to them.
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jonnyquest
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Everything looking good, is there not a more controlled way of growing your plants horizontally rather than just letting them fall though?
Brooklyn215ish
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What type of nutrients are you running
flawlesscrew
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There might be but who has the time to figure out how to grow a plant that way. Have you done it this way and found it to be easier? Seems like letting them fall and grow is as easy as it gets. Oh and it increases the yield so what's left to tinker with?
flawlesscrew
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Can't recommend the nutrients I used this year! So instead of giving bad advice I'll with hold this time.
jonnyquest
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Fuck knows man you look like you know what your doing, has a plant ever broken all the way when they fall?
flawlesscrew
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I've had them break in strange ways and you'd think they would die and they don't.its a very tough plant that you'll find the less you worry and just let thing happen the more you learn about the plant. What works for one strain won't work so well with others. I used to freak when plants fell over and broke. Then I let it all play out and noticed that lots of plants get big for no reason only certain parts touch the light. When it falls and grows on the ground like a vine it maximizes the surface area the light can touch.
flawlesscrew
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In fact I learned the craziest way to grow a plant this year. I had a 4 foot tall plant. It got snapped only 3 small branches were left. I almost yanked it all out but said lets see what happens. I'll show you a pic tomorrow it's insane!
Brooklyn215ish
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Why can't you recommend them? What happened to the ones you're running?
flawlesscrew
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I used a different brand and I noticed some differences in the growth this year. So I can't recommend the brand of fert this year. Ask next season maybe I can give you a better answer.my take a risk and go organic