The official marijuana world records

found this lovely pic from integral hydroponics:

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...its a 1/2 pound baby girl... lol, idk the actual weight, but im sure the room was a success.

would be nice to know the strain as well !
 
I wonder what the huge outdoor plant of 2006 yielded, the 16x15x15 plant, had to be 7-10lbs, maybe more. Ive seen taller plants but none that were close to that big of a bush, I would love to know his mix and method. This outdoor season I'll have some reasonable impressive outdoor plants, biggest yielder Ive ever had was about 4.5lbs off a bubba kush, this year Im planting 3-4ft plants in april outdoors which is about dbl the usual size Ive planted in the past for outdoors, there also going into 4-6ft deep holes backfilled with a rivermix and FF ocean forest along with some addivtives, so there going to be big, cant wait. Peace every1
 
19 day veg plant leaf with 16 blades!!!! 001.jpg19 day veg plant leaf with 16 blades!!!! 002.jpg19 day veg plant leaf with 16 blades!!!! 003.jpg19 day veg plant leaf with 16 blades!!!! 004.jpgHow about number of blades on a leaf at only 19 days vegging(21 from seed!)!!!

Pics aren't great but I counted current blade growth at 16!!!!! Its a single leaf with shoots everywhere, almost as if it were a leaf on top of a leaf! I'll get better pics when leaf grows bigger in a day or two, but I counted over and over because you can lose track of where you started counting! Its 16 blades on a white russian plant 6-7" tall...(buried an inch or two when I transplanted though)....
 
Its the leaf on the left in second photo but its impossible to get all blades in pic since they're stacked! Leaf is just started though so give it time for better pic!
 
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Its the leaf on the left in second photo but its impossible to get all blades in pic since they're stacked! Leaf is just started though so give it time for better pic!
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The leaf on the right(across from it) has 10 blades...(2 fairly large one's beneath what you see in photo 2...!)
 
Old thread I know..but I think I may have a contender. pushing 7 foot in early June.
 

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necro!

how about, the smallest flowering marijuana plant :D
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lol..this reminds me of something i did a couple years back. I must have had 100+ bag seeds i had kept over 10+ years, i no longer wanted them so i tossed em in the corner of my yard around the beginning of july. Come the end of Sept i had probably 50 or so little plants that looked just like that all over that corner of the yard with just one little fluffy bud on top.
 
I have one...
Stealthiest grow. I had a cousin come live with me for 9 months who supposedly grew for a while in Oregon and I offered him the use of a wee cabin on my property while he worked a construction contract locally and out of state for him. At first I figured I would just show him my setup, but after a while I deemed he was to much of a dumbass to trust and fell back to the first rule of growing "Tell NOONE!". My grow shed was closer to him than me and I had to sneak water, soil, etc by him to get to it. I do have a nice carbon filter and 6 inch walls with sprayed foam insulation so it is quiet but I figured he would figure it out. He knew I always had quantities of "primo" weed but I told him I had a buddy "down south" that I trimmed for and he paid me handsomely in weed. (and I do but he pays in moonshine and cash). He did ask about the shed once as he must have tried the locked door. Just blew him off with "Just junk" and changed the conversation. He's gone now but I just had to brag to someone. Two complete harvests of over 3lbs.under his nose.
 
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