7-12 lbs trees are the norm for these guys !!
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bloatedcraig
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i have a conifer that big, i haven't doc'terd that.
That 5hit
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this guy here sells fake pot plants
http://www.newimageplants.com/index.php?event=index
i would buy one but he wants to much for them
http://www.newimageplants.com/index.php?event=index
i would buy one but he wants to much for them
snutter
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Well, if those pics are real, and they look reasonable to me, then all I can say is WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!! Just bad ass growing! I'd love to have that be the garden I got to walk in to everyday. I wouldn't want to have to do the harvesting and trimming alone though... That'd take days and days.. If i were them, I'd invest in one of those automatic trimmers. industrial size. heheheh.
Speaking of the automatic trimming machines, I wonder how well they "fine" trim your buds???
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Speaking of the automatic trimming machines, I wonder how well they "fine" trim your buds???
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michaeljdumpout
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that shit is fucking crazy just think if i could grow a 100 of those i would be the fucking man
bloatedcraig
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buying fake plants and putting them in this house is just asking for trouble.
Cali chronic
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That is Nor cal baby see the redwoods? Just a guess but that is how they do it there.
mcpurple
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ive seen plants in southern oregon grow just as big actually one of them is a 2006 biggest plant. this plant finished at 16 x 16 ft wide and 15 ft tall. this guy is agreat grower check out his website also alot of good info for medical patients. the stock is not of the same plant but it is very big. so i can beleive those pics, why not? im sure theris even bigger plants but no one documents them so they dont get caught. the pics on the first page could be photo 
shopped but i doubt it. theri would be soe sort of mess up some where in one of those photos
click me ->http://www.medicalmarijuanaguide.com/:mrgreen:
shopped but i doubt it. theri would be soe sort of mess up some where in one of those photosclick me ->http://www.medicalmarijuanaguide.com/:mrgreen:
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mcpurple
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if you stood up the 5 gallon bucket laying next to dude it would be up to his waist. yet his foot won't fit in it.
*scratches head*
looks like it would be right at his knees to me, i dont see any photo shop wich u almost always will see some sort of mess up in theri, even the pros at photo shop mess up on a daily basis
Pureblood89
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anybody notice this guy's arms are way longer than his legs... nobody noticed that? I'm sorry but in my honest opinion this is so shopped.
whiteflour
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Them look like some georgia pines in the background. I've heard stories of plants this big. I have never in my life seen one.
I think it's the humidity, and them dog day summers.
EDIT:
Just read the thread and looked at the pics, and if that ain't Georgia, I'm a dead man. Yellar pines, and red clay. Yeehaw!
I think it's the humidity, and them dog day summers.
EDIT:
Just read the thread and looked at the pics, and if that ain't Georgia, I'm a dead man. Yellar pines, and red clay. Yeehaw!
sixstring2112
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whiteflour
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They aren't photoshopped that's for sure. I've had plants 15-16' from seed, with a well vegged plant indoors this is easily possible. I know. I lived in that area.
Go check out subcools Garden of Weeden thread, it's not too much different and a lot of those plants appear to be topped.
Go check out subcools Garden of Weeden thread, it's not too much different and a lot of those plants appear to be topped.
mcpurple
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theris those trees here in southern oregon to and red clay, im sure its also in alot of other places in the world to
whiteflour
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I'm pretty sure Oregon doesn't have Kudzu. 
If it's not Georgia it's certainly the fall line. I'd give it a range of Alabama to South Carolina.
If it's not Georgia it's certainly the fall line. I'd give it a range of Alabama to South Carolina.
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