Open Show and Tell 2020
- Thread starter FresnoFarmer
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Ecampos530
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Outdoor GG4 we'll see what she does
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DankWilliamsSr
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Some dosido, and my attack cat
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J232
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Pine tar kush Ibl hasn’t shown sex yet but I love the structure and it stinks so good already. I like the smell better then my current 8 week flower room lol. Might take cuts for my next hydro run, thinking a girl, will know soon. Don’t mind little yellow guy on the right, that’s garbage.
Jaredbatenburg
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Plants are just over 7ft today. Think that's going to be about it for the netting this year.
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curt caine
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If i were to let these flowers xould i expect 10 to 12 ounces per? Dry of course.
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Carmarelo
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Out of a 20 gal pot you could expect roughly 20 oz
curt caine
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These are 30s i have other plants in 30s that are gonna be 2 pounders im just ask for an estimate what would someone get if these were to flip and begin it's strech ect ect.
curt caine
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rsbigdaddy
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Couple pics of garden
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soaked in sweat
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here's 3 of my little monsters
emerson61
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I love how all of us use a topping and stretching wide technique from time they are small (I started training in 1g, moved to 5g, then to final), to get these 4-6 ‘ tall bushes capable of 20+ oz. indoor technique works well for outdoor, and in a neighborhood you can’t have 8’ trees...
I think key to yield for outdoor in pots- other than genetics, of course- is starting early (April or earlier in SoCal), and really loving on them with nutes and the topping/tying off for width to get a couple dozen huge colas by harvest. This summer I made a mix of pure coco, Coco Loco, FFOF, Promix, perlite, and added lots of micro critters, and I’ve never had growth like this, so I think a good airy soil can really help with size/yield, while keeping our beauties short and fat
A few shots from today. Flower bloom big time with Maui Waui...
I think key to yield for outdoor in pots- other than genetics, of course- is starting early (April or earlier in SoCal), and really loving on them with nutes and the topping/tying off for width to get a couple dozen huge colas by harvest. This summer I made a mix of pure coco, Coco Loco, FFOF, Promix, perlite, and added lots of micro critters, and I’ve never had growth like this, so I think a good airy soil can really help with size/yield, while keeping our beauties short and fat
A few shots from today. Flower bloom big time with Maui Waui...
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GanJaGawD
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Thanks, keeps the plastic off the metal and was super cheap.
GanJaGawD
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Filling in! Pushing through the 3rd row of trellis netting. Hit 6 ft, little taller on a couple of them and still pushing in to the stretch! Started hurculaen harvest to pump in some bone meal early. Stripped off all growth below first trellis and a couple of inches above it. Topped several grow tops. Auto watering is so nice!! Saves a ton of time!
