7-12 lbs trees are the norm for these guys !!

reminds me of this
[video=youtube;fixza6ARadg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fixza6ARadg&feature=related[/video]

im done with this thread peace

If my theory is correct, and I'm pretty sure it is, this is being grown in the same region Georgia Pacific bought up for their loblolly pine production. There's not much of it that is owned by civilians. There's a lot of state and federal park land. Then Georgia Pacific, Georgia Power, and Kaolin companies own the rest of it.

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i'm not one of those people who can tell the difference in photoshoppedness, but the white bucket in the pic looks way out of proportion. it's much too tall if that's a standard 5 gal, and having your arms longer than your legs is a trait of an ape, not a human. the guy's left leg looks messed with and his feet seem a bit large for someone who is supposed to be so short. i'm sure the plants were quite large and georgeous, and the plant itself may be the only true thing in the pic. it looks like they seriously fucked with the stuff that shows scale though.

It's a deep 5gal bucket or possibly a 7gal like someone else said. Buckets come in all shapes and sizes. I'm not concerned with that. I'm concerned with the environment.

The guy on IC says he's from Cali and that is total bullshit. The environment proves that. The people might be fake in the picture but I'm pretty damn certain the plants are real. If you take into consideration the environment, climate, and region like I'm describing you realize this could only be possible in Southern Georgia. That's the only place with that forest this could be possible. It is a VERY defined region and I wouldn't be bragging about it.



Notice the big blue area for "Longleaf-Slash Pine". The upper portion of that big blue blob in Georgia is only place with red clay and no topsoil like that.

I didn't hear these stories from growers. I heard these stories from wardens and forestry commission workers. Take that how you will.

I've heard of a new big bud strain in BC that yields 6 pounds easily outdoor.

Pureblood89 said:

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.

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Judging by how these guys are wearing skate shoes and look fairly young, it is very possible that he's not wearing a belt, my pants are halfway down my ass all the time it doesn't mean i have midget legs... and that bucket definitely only would go up to around his knees were it upright... and the variety of pictures with multiple shots pretty much confirms it, the scale of the plants to surroundings/ladder/etc in all the pictures stays the same... and those plants are only 14ish feet tall, which is realistic as hell also.

I think it's just the flannel shirt being untucked. It's not a normal "tshirt" it has a tail and it's covering his crotch. My best guess though is these are from a bust. The first photos are most likely confiscated evidence, and the aerial is from a bust. They had to be able to get in the air to take pictures.

That 5hit said:

holy fucken SCROG

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mcpurple said:

i dont see any kudzu trees all i see is pine wich is every where and red clay wich is also every where and some mushes that are all over oregon all those plants in that pick are in my back yard u can ttell a location just buy its surroundings unless u have a very descriptive pic of where it was takin. i dont think the south either im think these are more down towards mexico, arizona ect dry places with lots of sun all summer

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Look at the vines. The triangle shaped ones are Kudzu, the round ones are Muscadine. Both indiginous species of the southeast.