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Yeah if you can get the root ball up, just move it into a container. That's certainly a better alternative to losing all your hard work. Good luck to you man.

Oh yeah, you might also cut off some of that dead growth so your plant can push its energy into those buds-- every little bit counts. Happy growing, cheers.

Pics man, pics!

Damn, and I thought the mid 90's were bad-- you guys are burnin' up! Happy growing guys and stay cool, cheers.

What are you nuting with, and what kind of soil are you using? It honestly looks like you've got a ways to go. I also have LST'd my grow, and I'm still about 4 weeks out. You can check it out to give you an idea if you'd like. Not many LST, so it's nice to see someone else using this method...

It's all in the genes. Who would of thought you'd be relating grade school science to growing MJ. You should put some pics up of your lovely ladies. Cheers.

Sorry to hear about your dog man. Maybe you could throw up some "Beware of Dog" signs anyway to help deter the little punks, or some NRA signage. I agree with Smucker, if you can dig up the root ball, maybe move it. Good luck to you man.

That sucks! Cut 'em man.

I think 3-4 weeks is a good estimate.

Garden is looking really good MC. Hope you're enjoying the fruits of your labor! Cheers bud.

I used to hike through central Texas, and would occasionally take the time eat prickly pears. It really is a pain in the ass to remove all the stickers, and really time consuming-- but they're tasty. If you don't get them all off, you'll know it!

You could always LST them, that way they stay short but you're not compromising your yield. Just a thought. Good luck man.

The greenhouse is starting to get smelly! Some of the plants smell sweet and I'm lovin it, while others smell like cheap schwag. Visually, they all look great, but I don't know if smell is any indicator of the quality of bud during flowering. Is there any correlation to quality and smell...

Yeah I've got a while before harvest, and I'm be forced to learn patience. Pic #19 is my favorite-- I took it with the flash, and you can see light refracting of all those trichomes. Thanks positive vibes guys.

I wish I had started about a month earlier now-- patience is not a virtue I possess. They got a heavy feeding yesterday, and I'll keep on keepin' on. Thanks for your help FDD.

Lookin good man. Happy growing and good luck with your indoor adventures-- hey at least with indoor you can grow through all seasons. Cheers.

FDD, you probably have a full time job just responding to this thread! I know my girls have a ways to go and I'm getting a little ahead of myself, but I wouldn't mind an experts opinion. Thanks for the insight. Cheers.

I wondered how smelly it was inside your grow-- too bad we can't post smells! I planted a crap ton of mint around my greenhouse and it's pretty fragrant in the wind. Glad to see things are on the up and up, cheers JJ.

My situation led me to LST my first grow, and the tallest is right under three feet! I know they look funky, and I wish I could grow some giant trees like some of you guys! I've still got weeks, I think, before they're ready. Let me know what you guys think. Cheers.

Grew some two seasons ago. I'm jumping on the Serrano wagon.