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I just recently pulled almost 4 zips off a plant that's bigger then those, conditions weren't great but I could see 8+ zips off all those. Lookin pretty good too

Anything is possible

Generally, understandable. But the only thing for my setup that could cause rot is the lighting conditions, which I'm working on getting vert lights. Should be no issues

The world we live in

Well if I threw her outside, she would qualify as a tree right? :bigjoint:

What about bud rot?

I'm not looking for an absolute monster yield just as long as I get a satisfying amount. I just like to push myself to new challenges and I figured, why not grow a 7ft indoor tree haha

It's an indoor, I have a flower room with a lifted ceiling, and the plant stretched to the perfect height to where it barley fits under the light, I'm lookin into getting some lights to throw on the side of the plant

I started lst late in veg I wish I would have started it earlier but I didn't plan on giving her 80 days of veg until I was on about day 50 lol Those are nice tho I wish I would have done something like this :o future reference

Always leave the shell or risk damaging your baby. She will naturally push it off when she's ready

so here's an update on my tall ass not so little girl, she was about 60 inches in veg and she's close to 7ft tall now after the stretch. Can't wait to see how much she yields, I'll keep u guys posted

Yes.

If your lazy like me transplant straight into a 5 gal

It's still kinda hard to tell over photo I had to completely break open a nug to find the rot when I had it

I didnt have any bugs, just a humidity problem in flowering. It was around 80% for awhile

When I had It I saw patches of Cobb web looking shit, the bud will be super soft, kinda squishy and very dark colored. I cut it out immediately and didn't have any problems after that, fixed my humidity problem

sup guys, just wanted to share a few photos real quick of my very first harvest. This is a hybrid 710 Cheese that turned out pretty well imo. Such a proud moment.

quick question, I just transplanted and started flowering and roots are peaking out of the pots. It's only 2 out of 9 plants that have it, but I just need to know if this is going to be a major issue, I realize I shoulda went a little bigger on pot size. Any input is great

70 is great in veg

You'll need a lot of plant to fill a 10 gal but so many details play in. What lights you plan on using & how long are you looking to veg I veg for over 2 months & LST a bit & got around a pound per. But I also ran 600w hps lights 24 hours a day