1 pound white widow plant/greenhouse

dagobaker

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Jun 12, 2008

• #21

mother nature makes growing a lot easier.......but its not nearly as stealthy

 

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howie1221

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Jun 12, 2008

• #22

i think 20 gallon should be sufficient enough....

 

dagobaker

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Jun 12, 2008

• #23

they are really starting to look great.......but my widow doesnt stretch and grows at a nice slow steady rate.......i think they will produce some amazing buds if all goes well (fingers crossed)

 

bizarre kush

Active Member

Jun 13, 2008

• #24

how dose mother nature make growing alot easier ? isnt there bugs ? trrible things eat your crops even indoors too somtimes

 

dagobaker

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Jun 13, 2008

• #25

u have to deal with more bugs but in my greenhouse i can control things much easier and water as i want...............
the sun is free and the sun has a way of really kicking up these plants
the entire plant gets free sun and a very low electric bill too

 

buddha61

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Jun 14, 2008

• #26

Nice lookin plants. Nice to see other Ohio growers. Your right, the weather last week sucked bad with the heat

 

IGTHY

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Jun 14, 2008

• #27

I grow in a Greenhouse and in pots outside and i say if you're growing in a greenhouse in straight soil then put in ground. I got three sativas that are over six feet tall!

 

dagobaker

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Jun 14, 2008

• #28

my soil sucks and i have 3 tons of limestone and 3 layers of weed killer inbetween me and the soil.......
containers are just fine as ill reuse the mix for my compost and some raised beds in the garden next year

 

AwesomeDave

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Jun 15, 2008

• #29

IGTHY said:

I grow in a Greenhouse and in pots outside and i say if you're growing in a greenhouse in straight soil then put in ground. I got three sativas that are over six feet tall!

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dude, dont post ur actual pic in ur profile

(disregard my comment if it isnt ur actual pic)