I don't understand ?
your kidding.... right ? way confused now . lol
Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013
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theloadeddragon
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theloadeddragon
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Add a second layer of support to supplement the growth that happens over the next 4 weeks. because after that they will stretch into flower, growing through the next layer, and get fat and heavy at the top. You could have one single layer of support some 3-5 feet below the tops.... or two layers of support, one at 3-5 feet below the tops and the next at 1 1/2-2 1/2 ft from the tops... the tops- you know Heavy Sticky Stinky Donkey Dick Colas that weigh the bitches over
... yeah give em the extra support I was responding directly to your quoted post
Bakatare666
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angryblackman
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Here are a few shots of the ladies so far. 
Dippy Ellsy
Midnight Express
Ground Shot
The Turvy
Dog
Dippy Ellsy
Midnight Express
Ground Shot
The Turvy
Dog
Add a second layer of support to supplement the growth that happens over the next 4 weeks. because after that they will stretch into flower, growing through the next layer, and get fat and heavy at the top. You could have one single layer of support some 3-5 feet below the tops.... or two layers of support, one at 3-5 feet below the tops and the next at 1 1/2-2 1/2 ft from the tops... the tops- you know Heavy Sticky Stinky Donkey Dick Colas that weigh the bitches over
I was responding directly to your quoted post
It might take me the next four weeks to fully fill in the screen. What I'm trying to ask is once the screen is filled in when do I stop tucking or how far do I let the shoots grow upwards at pre flower or before flower on set ? In other words, going into flower 2" above the screen 4" - 6" - 8 " etc
Hey, what strain are you growing and whats the avarage summer you have. I am looking for good strain to grow outdoors in colder climate
Guerrilla growing at it's toughest, took these this AM...hard to even see the plants from more than 10 feet away. They all look alike.View attachment 2731954View attachment 2731955View attachment 2731956View attachment 2731957View attachment 2731958
Xub420
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whew its overcasty and suppose to thunderstorm tommorow. So i went out to get todays pics of my reveggers.
and here are me babies from seed. Orange Kush...
and a fuckin i forgot sativa dom lookin plant...hopefully was one of my agent oranges that i thought i lost.
slow growing though...maybe time to transplant????
and here are me babies from seed. Orange Kush...
and a fuckin i forgot sativa dom lookin plant...hopefully was one of my agent oranges that i thought i lost.
slow growing though...maybe time to transplant????
209 Cali closet grower
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View attachment 2732105 og larry x ? the big. one far left, dog. far side on rignt, are cherry pies, and rest are breeder boutique s-trains
theloadeddragon
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Your garden kinda reminds me of my garden.... especially with the BB strains, and the Dog! Looking good bro
Looking good bro
Sunbiz1
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They are clones from a selected mother last winter. I chose the strain b/c they are bullet-proof outdoors, yield high, and finish in 55 days. Average summer is 80-85 with moderate humidity, falls are much cooler and less humid.
http://www.sanniesshop.com/caramel-candy-kush-dynasty-seeds.html
And a pic of mother:
roseypeach
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This is what I call my two headed monster. Got the top burned off to nothing but a stick and came back with two heads.
TheChosenOne
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anyone out in SoCal? I'm trying to get an idea of when the plants are going to start changing over to flowering?
I am drawing a blank as to when they start, and when my last years crop started flowering.
I'm thinking of throwing my t5 setups in the greenhouse to keep them vegging till august 21st so they get pretty big.
I am drawing a blank as to when they start, and when my last years crop started flowering.
I'm thinking of throwing my t5 setups in the greenhouse to keep them vegging till august 21st so they get pretty big.
Sunbiz1
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A larger container would definitely help reduce your watering.