roll1fourme
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very true like i said about the easy rider to throwed
Large Soil Containers. Rubbermade? 55 Gal Drum? Others?
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phatptrck1
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i started seeds in early april last year and they were severely rootbound by mid july in five gallon buckets. i'll never make that mistake again.
gypsygreen
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Yeah the plants in my avatar were in 3 gallon pots...started at end of june last year...so rootbound at chop that I almost cried at the waste of what "might" have been. If your gonna use pots, go big or stay home.
peaceloveandpaws
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Dude, what the fuck. I'm not even an outdoor grower, but just wasted 10 mintues reading this bull shit thread. Throwed - shut the fuck up. Where do you get off talking to people like that!? First off who fucking cares how other people grow - do what you do and learn from others if you choose to do so.
If you disagree with someone, fine. Disagree and no need to flame. I fucking hate people like you. Take your immature, ignorant, RUDE, shit-talking, childish ass elsewhere. No one else seemed to want to say it but damn that's how I feel.
And no I don't have any pictures or YouTube videos to show you, and wouldn't waste my time if I did, so fuck off.
If you disagree with someone, fine. Disagree and no need to flame. I fucking hate people like you. Take your immature, ignorant, RUDE, shit-talking, childish ass elsewhere. No one else seemed to want to say it but damn that's how I feel.
And no I don't have any pictures or YouTube videos to show you, and wouldn't waste my time if I did, so fuck off.
wheezer
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AMEN!!! I noticed he finally gave up and moved on, he even had the gall to say someone photoshopped the pics they had......unbeleivable! I usually don't get involved with those kinds of arguments, but that guy really was out there.
doublejj
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I had given up wasting bandwidth, posting on this thread, long ago.
I don't think he ever accepted the fact, that it's possible grow MONSTERS in one season. I do it every year.
A few pages back I offered to answer any questions about how the plants in my videos are grown. He just continued on. I can't help him.
Good luck
peace
doublejj
P.S. Any questions?
I don't think he ever accepted the fact, that it's possible grow MONSTERS in one season. I do it every year.
A few pages back I offered to answer any questions about how the plants in my videos are grown. He just continued on. I can't help him.
Good luck
peace
doublejj
P.S. Any questions?
bob loblough
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actually, i do have a question... what program did you all use to photoshop your pics? photoshop?
sorry i couldnt help it.
but on a more serious note
say that i can only visit my plants and tend garden once or maybe twice a week. is there a size that you all would guess to be a threshold between the perfect size for the potential of a plant(with kinda limited care) and just plain overkill
sorry i couldnt help it.
but on a more serious note
say that i can only visit my plants and tend garden once or maybe twice a week. is there a size that you all would guess to be a threshold between the perfect size for the potential of a plant(with kinda limited care) and just plain overkill
wheezer
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Bro, if your in an area that gets no rain, and you only visit once or twice a week, you better put em' in the ground. If you go too small, your plants will die. You really need to think about ammending the hell of existing soil and plant em' in the ground. You can't go wrong if you can do that.
bob loblough
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yeah, most all of em are going straight to earth. but ive got a couple extras though and a very nice hillside spot. hahaha
we average over 4 inches of rain per month all summer long here. do you think something around 20-30 gal could sustain a smaller, mostly indica fairly well?
it boils down to the fact that im jonesing to test some different soil mixes that i can mix at home and take out in a container because i have to be sneaky... but i dont want to waste good plants, ya know. basically wondering what the smallest that anyone but throwed would use for a good yeild
we average over 4 inches of rain per month all summer long here. do you think something around 20-30 gal could sustain a smaller, mostly indica fairly well?
it boils down to the fact that im jonesing to test some different soil mixes that i can mix at home and take out in a container because i have to be sneaky... but i dont want to waste good plants, ya know. basically wondering what the smallest that anyone but throwed would use for a good yeild
roll1fourme
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true it had got out of hand i was hoping to prove him wrong about the 5gal buckets like he wanted no one bothered to prove him wrong with a pic of a root ball so thats what i was gonna do but he hasent posted on this thread in like 3 days
My plants are biiger than yours? How is that possible? I am in GEORGIA...Not Cali. I must be lucky. LOL. I am not concerned about the root ball on the KC Mango. It is doing just fine in the grow bag and getting taller by the day. Currently almost at my neck. My plants weren't started in Jan. Mine were started in Feb. the 30 day difference shouldn't make that much of a difference. The KC Mango is not going to bud until Sept. As for the T Shirt...All you can see is the US flag given the angle of how I took the pic....Here is a front view of it of the shirt....Compare it to the pic of the plant at my chest.
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Most intelligent men/women waste 10 minutes of their time reading a thread in a section that doesn't concern them....THEN they post in a thread that doesn't concern them....THEN they ask another how they can say this on a FORUM in a rude way when others and himself/herself are posting something just as rude. WTF? Talk about pot calling the kettle black. LOL