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i agree i only protect from animals if theres a problem otherwise straight in the ground. they been growing like that for million years and rain and wind wont hurt them only make them stronger:weed:

haha fuk u are the man!! i will hold you to that one:weed: (well by pestering you on here i guess)

okay so who is going to be the one to start a grow with a cat and see if they can beat O4,s monster?? whats next a dog?? shit he will probably come back with a kangaroo grow and 10 pound per branch forget i mentioned it:bigjoint:

:lol: thats some furry nuts

see how it goes but picking bout 6 weeks;-)

theres things buzzin around all the time i cant keep track if they are cops or aucklanders:wall:

good luck its very interesting:weed:

is that a tuis ad????:lol:

they sure do and hasnt it been great growing weather the last two seasons;-)

not much his are nearly twice the size out in the bush how dare he:lol:

oh dear more gooey keyboards but seriously faaaaarkinellll mate do you mind with those plants!!!!:bigjoint:

i always get clones from a friend when they small say 4 inches and normally prepare the ground before hand wit some blood and bone and nitrofoska blue to get them started (not this one though its getting everything from the leaky compost bin) im adding a specialised flowering fert at the moment...

god dam nothing like yours!! heres hoping;-)

poor keyboard:mrgreen:

na not my problem i seen some fools do it though and they wonder why:dunce: i always put them out small and into the ground after the start of the season and let them do their thing... your right its all about timing and growing it as big as u can if its staying in a pot but you cant beat having...

you do have to time it right where im from. ive seen plants go from indoors to outdoors and then they start flowering and then go back to veg and then back to flower but grow the shittest fluffy bud as it was so confused i guess. i always transplant when about 4 inches high works for me check my...

just hit the new thread button in whatever forum you want to start it in good luck!!

latest pics...check it!!! https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/156629-nz-backyard-grow-4.html

i agree... they are plants after all and get hardy out in the elements. had a storm here for the last 2 days, raining very very hard and gale force winds it looked like someone had stomped all over it this morning:-( but the sun came out and we had a cracker day and its like nothing had happened...

latest pics enjoy......:bigjoint: