How tall will a plant get if it is a yard tall when it goes into flowering?

OriginalGangstaKush

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #1

Hi just wondering if anyone knows how big my kc brains brains damage will get outdoors. It is a yard tall at present, will begin the flowering stage in the next couple of days, flowering time is 9 weeks for this plant. I've heard they can double,m but im hoping it just bushes out and maybe gets 50% higher, any knowlege appreciated, thanks

OG KUSH

 

phyzix

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #2

Depends on countless conditions, but doubling size is common.

 

theexpress

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #3

jyust tie her down gradually and it wont even matter

 

OriginalGangstaKush

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #4

ok good call, am also interested in bonsai growing, anyone know how to do this?

 

Wheeler man

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #5

I would say 6 ft. max.They tend to grow more during flowering.This is the time that you want some good light!

 

OriginalGangstaKush

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #6

thats cool 6 ft would just be about ok, anyway if it got too big would just dig a 1 foot trench and put the pots in there, thanks for advice

 

sonar

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #7

How do you know your plant is going to start flowering in the next few days? Not sure where you are at, but here the days are still a little too long to begin flowering.

 

jcdws602

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #8

Or you could use Humboldt's Bush Master........if used correctly it will stop vertical growth and promote side branching........I use it all the time....works great...but you got to be careful with it because it is very strong stuff....

 

OriginalGangstaKush

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #9

no i just meant that i will beginthe flowering process ina few days, changing the light to 12/12. Have it outdoors with a frame over it and polythen stretched like a mini greenhouse, basically so i can cover the plants in the evening so it only gets 12 hours light, and then remove it when it gets dark. I know it will take a good ocuple of weeks before i can even determine sex.

 

SeniorRaincloud

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #10

top it if you are cautious on height wise=)! good luck=)!

 

sonar

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• Jul 8, 2010

• #11

OriginalGangstaKush said:

no i just meant that i will beginthe flowering process ina few days, changing the light to 12/12. Have it outdoors with a frame over it and polythen stretched like a mini greenhouse, basically so i can cover the plants in the evening so it only gets 12 hours light, and then remove it when it gets dark. I know it will take a good ocuple of weeks before i can even determine sex.

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Yeah that's what I meant. I kinda figured after I posted you were going to cover it or something.

 

OriginalGangstaKush

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• Jul 10, 2010

• #12

does topping damage the plant meaning less good/size buds?

 

SeniorRaincloud

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• Jul 11, 2010

• #13

no, will produce same yield but will be short in bushy instead of tall and skinny=)! you will still get the same yield=)!

 

OriginalGangstaKush

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• Jul 12, 2010

• #14

thats pretty awesome then, i guess it would be better not to top the plant if you dont have to so will onyl use it as a last resort

 

SeniorRaincloud

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• Jul 20, 2010

• #15

yeah its a great technique=)!

 

Dinosaur Bone

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• Oct 3, 2010

• #16

OriginalGangstaKush said:

ok good call, am also interested in bonsai growing, anyone know how to do this?

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L.S.T low stress training is the more commonly used name. Here is a big thread that should give you some ideas about how its done, and help you decide what will work for your plant. >>>> https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/289968-show-me-what-u-got.html <<<<


As with "regular" Bonsai ... It can be done on ANY size tree.