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thanks for the input stumps. i am really hoping to find someone who can give me more of an explanation concerning why it would not be advisable to use the deep pots with a small diameter. i would use plastic cups, but feel like this does not give the roots enough room for expansion. remember...

i am looking to increase cubic inches with a smaller footprint. nobody out there trying this? does it work?

come on guys - i need your advise before i make this investment.

what would be the advantages or disadvantages to growing in a pot say 4" x 4" x 15". i am curious as to the notion of using tree nursery pots in order to be able to pack the plants into a small space, yet with enough cubic inches of dirt for root expansion. would the roots get too little...

what would be the advantages or disadvantages to growing in a pot say 4" x 4" x 15". i am curious as to the notion of using tree nursery pots in order to be able to pack the plants into a small space, yet with enough cubic inches of dirt for root expansion. would the roots get too little...

i will be pulling around 3/4 oz per plant harvesting 2-3 per month on rotation.

my little 150 setup. running gumtree x c99, great white shark x c99, and gumtree.

matthebrute - thanks for the answer and i am going to agree with your analysis. i will try different genetics in the same spot this summer and see where that gets me. also, when i transplanted, the height of the plant was somewhat shorter than the surrounding growth - which also aids in your...

from seed. perhaps, but it seemed to be doing well when i started it indoors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bZQr-jqLi8 check this out - good film.

anybody out there growing with a 150 hps? how well are you doing with this amount of watts?

the plant was topped at about 12" tall. yeah, i guess the light or lack of. any advice on growing in the mountains? got to be on the mountain top or are cut fields, power lines, etc. acceptable? this one was grown along a cleared section for power lines.

that must be it. i will say that the plant is in the mountains so they, by themselves, block light. also it was not on top of a mountain, but rather kinda low - so that is also a contributing factor. also, the overcast weather is worth mentioning. it was grown in a section cut out for power...

great use of time and resources.

my guess would be the lack of nutrients, but still its a mystery of some sorts. it was in a good location to receive sunlight - i would be shocked it that were the issue. rain bringing on overcast weather maybe - which could account for being in good sunshine and yet not getting it at the same...

anyone seen the film Square Grouper? rad film about growing importing ganja in the 70's. check it out!

here are mine coming along

no it flowered and only produced about 10 grams of dried buds. but, it was very good.

tell me about it man. i grow this as my main genetic indoors and it does fantastic. what went wrong?

here is poor plant.