Has anyone ever grown something this massave?
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cph
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Visit some of fdd2blk's threads. He had one just as big if not bigger.
Here's a link: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/9480-construction-tree-fort.html
Here's a link: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/9480-construction-tree-fort.html
Dr. Greenhorn
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yeah man, and much fuller too. but that is a big tree. nice
fuller as in~ he had many trees
fuller as in~ he had many trees
cph
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Dr. Greenhorn
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hahahaha yeah man. I love seeing big trees!
Dr. Greenhorn
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it would be funny if that was fdd on another site
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Space Angel
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all I can say is..jesus h. christ! now, tell me what is it (strain)?
Outdoors MJ is an annual - dies every year.
mleads
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I got the pics from www.weedfarmer.com it didnt say who posted or strain tho.
Green Cross
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Mexican Sativa dominant no doubt - it's a monster
Mysticlown150
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haha
That cant be a marijuana plant. if it is that is THEE biggest one yet. Theres no way in hell a plant can grow that big though in 7 months. Then again the background looks somewhere in mexico so maybe they had it out for more than 7 months.
Spasticsmoke
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the closer you get to the equater i would think that the time for sun up/down would like not change throughout the year, and if it was a vegg lighting conditions you could grow monsters like that one above..... but how do you get it to flower...
Also i would think growing in alaska would be sick 24 hr. light half the year, and then 24 dark the other half, that would be sick to make some monsters aswell, but i think the sun just dose down and thats it, so again flowering the plant would be tricky.
Also i would think growing in alaska would be sick 24 hr. light half the year, and then 24 dark the other half, that would be sick to make some monsters aswell, but i think the sun just dose down and thats it, so again flowering the plant would be tricky.
Dr. Greenhorn
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korean strains grow huge too
