Picture of health right there.I love it when the veins in the leaves are still green.Nice stuff Inda.oh and.....
penis.
Can we park some penises in here Char???
I think I'll tell my wife penis is food for thought.....hopefully she focuses on the food part and goes for a 3 course penis feast...... Even if she eats it.....it'll feel good at least for a few seconds.......maybe a penis Ice cream would be a better angle for the dangle.
Another plus to smaller plants that are trained indoors, is I don't end up with very much larfy popcorn at the bottom. Of course it's great for hash....but I'd rather have a bunch of giant naked colas instead. I broke my other phone recently with all my pics. I actually started playing around with training giants in the green house. Last year I ended up with some awesome plants I trained like my indoor ....except they were 10 times the size. No shit I had 4ft colas the size of my leg. I'm doing a bunch of em like that this year. So will see what's up.
I try to avoid larf by aggressively trimming my outdoor plants on a regular basis.
That's the method. Those long branches like in your pic are perfect for tying into whatever shape you want. I always love seeing the plants correct their branches back towards the sky after being tied down. Totally horizontal with the ground and within an hour the branches are already taking a hard turn towards the sky. Which reminds me I have a trailer full of bamboo stakes and I just picked up a new roll of garden wire. I was Guna wait until Monday....but after talking about it I'm thinking I'll get up early and at least start tomorrow. Their at the perfect stage for training now. I've just gotta pick up some more metal clothes pins between now and tomo. I like to clip them to the top of my pots and use them as anchors for my garden wire. The giant pots and huge branches I use big alligator clamps if the bamboo poles aren't doing what I want.
lol I see you sank one smart pot into another. I just took a bunch of pics and shared that in the daily nugg. I love that method for transplant. Super easy and the plants don't take any stress at all.
That gottsta be one of the biggest fans I've ever seen.
Thank you.
I've gotten quite good at perfect transplanting, your petty artifice is no match for my skills.
HOw well does that work for you? I left an indoor in a 1gal pot, and it got really rootbound and didnt grow out of the bag at all
I have stored plants in 1 gallon bags for like three months And no root issues.HOw well does that work for you? I left an indoor in a 1gal pot, and it got really rootbound and didnt grow out of the bag at all
I mean, do the roots grow through the pot you planted? My point was that my roots bound up before they penetrated through the bag. I was just asking you if they grow through and if it worked well.
They only grow through reliably if the exterior of the bag comes into contact for a prolonged period with moisture
With the bags, the roots prune themselves.
i mean 
to you guys and your out door plants.
