5 gal 9 foot

Started beginning of July. Using nutriplus and gh nutrients. Overt 9 foot tall

That poor baby is probably root bound as heck

It wasnt meant to get this big

Outdoorhydro said:

It wasnt meant to get this big

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I would put it in the ground ...you might get a better yield.

Outdoorhydro said:

It wasnt meant to get this big

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That's what I've been saying about every one of my plants this year...I was aiming for 1/2-2/3 their current sizes.

Pretty impressive what you've done, though. I mentioned on your other thread that I was trying some outdoor Kratky hydroponics for a fall crop. After a bit of a rocky start, most of my plants have roots in the water and are growing quick. If this pans out, I may only do fall harvest runs from now on, full season is too much trouble for what I'm looking for.

Keep the updates coming, this is pretty cool.

ganga gurl420 said:

I would put it in the ground ...you might get a better yield.

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Im in ontario,its too late for that.

I have an update and a new add to this thread. 3 gallon hanging basket! Lst with fishing line, same nutrients. The pails are filled with rocks and kept there to keep the plant from falling.

Crappie tire buckets love it. You should send a pic to the company maybe they could use it in their tested in Canada ads lol

Stripped the bottom portion of plant. Colas are getting heavy!

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that looks good,what strain is it.

I'm not sure. Its bagseed.

This is the trim Bud from The 3-gallon pot. The total weight for this one plant was 5 lb trimmed wet weight.

This one was the nine and a half foot plant. The total weight for this one was 3 pounds 10 oz trimmed wet weight.

Outdoorhydro said:

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This is the trim Bud from The 3-gallon pot. The total weight for this one plant was 5 lb trimmed wet weight.
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This one was the nine and a half foot plant. The total weight for this one was 3 pounds 10 oz trimmed wet weight.

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Good job!
P.s. no one goes by wet weight. You should add how much it weighed when dried and off the stem

Outdoorhydro said:

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This is the trim Bud from The 3-gallon pot. The total weight for this one plant was 5 lb trimmed wet weight.
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This one was the nine and a half foot plant. The total weight for this one was 3 pounds 10 oz trimmed wet weight.

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That looks lovely, great canopy management - #7 .

ganga gurl420 said:

Good job!
P.s. no one goes by wet weight. You should add how much it weighed when dried and off the stem

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You are 100% right and I usually would have. But, I had to split it with the property owner and I only knew total of wet weight.