Please help. Plant leafs dying off quickly.

OregonGrown420 said:

Well the pot I have is 30 gallons but I'm sitting it on top of my raised garden bed and I cut large holes in the bottom of the 30 so when it reaches the bottom it will be able to keep going just gonna bury the pot a few inches in the garden.

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Lol, gonna need a stihl 660 to cut it down.

Here is a clone I took off this plant. Gonna bud them in about 2 weeks they seem pretty healthy so far but since I used the same dirt I'm thinking I'll do the worm castings on all just a lighter dose. Anyways now I know what to do when this happens. Thanks to everyone who helped. I'll save a nug for you if your ever in oregon.

She's gonna be a beast.. You're going to be trimming for days...lol

Hearing about your garden project made my day! That awesome! I'm planning something similar. It's a luxury having homemade worm castings. You have a garden, do you make your own castings?

Impressive and super clean the way you have her trained. How did you do that? Top immediately above the third node and train the individual branches out?

When I cloned it it was in budding so the top died itself at the second node then I just let it grow enough to tie back and keep it level. Going to top all those heads again and let it grow about 2 or 3 weeks then into budding.. I'll keep everyone updated with pics as they grow.

Create a grow journal I'll watch

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https://www.rollitup.org/t/first-legal-grow.897728/

I'll post all updates there on my journal.
Thanks again for the help guys.

OregonGrown420 said:

Well the pot I have is 30 gallons but I'm sitting it on top of my raised garden bed and I cut large holes in the bottom of the 30 so when it reaches the bottom it will be able to keep going just gonna bury the pot a few inches in the garden.

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Ya, a big pot like that you could burry eight inches no prob. Id dig a big ass hole under it and replace the soil with good stuff. Usually a three deep and five-six foot wide hole will work.
You sould be able to pull 3 lb plants off that sized hole but id personally just drop the whole plant in there because the roots will spread better for you. The pot will restrain lateral growth alot. Keep it in the pot for a good while and then drop it in when its big enough to hold the soil together in that 30 gal.
Good soil planted straight in the ground in Oregon should build you a 10 high, and 10' wide plant no problem. Even taller and wider if you do the hole right and your starting pretty early too. Itll be big.