jon.
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You don't have to be an expert to know that..
two plants in one pot....
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tip top toker
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Yet its just been proven many times that they can grow side by side just fine.
Dont come on here without any experience or knowledge and tell us what the rules are. I'm no expert but 7 harvests this year over 3 mediums, I think I, like the other growers, know just about what we're talking about.
Here's a hint, when every single person is telling you you're wrong well, chances are pretty good you're wrong...
Dont come on here without any experience or knowledge and tell us what the rules are. I'm no expert but 7 harvests this year over 3 mediums, I think I, like the other growers, know just about what we're talking about.
Here's a hint, when every single person is telling you you're wrong well, chances are pretty good you're wrong...
DarthD3vl
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ive grown three plants completely fine all the way from seed to harvest in one small pot the roots were very tangled all plants were nice and gave off potent bud with every rule there is an exception.
Miss MeanWeed
Active Member
Soma ( www.somaseeds.nl ) recommends growing a whole bunch together in a tray.
tip top toker
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we're not talking about your initial comment any more. we're talking about your attitude and your inability to take onboard anything people say. as you say so yourelf, you're young enough that you may not have learned how to debate points on a mature level.
however
"more then likely one will die, maybe. "
this states uncertainty but leans healiy on the dying side of the 2 options. so far there has been what, 100% of cases saying they grew just fine, so technically you are wrong.
however
"more then likely one will die, maybe. "
this states uncertainty but leans healiy on the dying side of the 2 options. so far there has been what, 100% of cases saying they grew just fine, so technically you are wrong.
jon.
Active Member
Im not against people growing 2 seeds in one pot, i know in some cases they could grow better together then alone, apologies.
kevin
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damn the bad luck. hopefully what you have left will give you plenty.
drweedthumb
Member
I grew two nirvana master kush plants side by side in a 5gal. Pot. I started in 1 gal seperated. Because of where I live etc. I was trying to maximize space decided to try. I do have pics both plants lived, however in my experience one plant definitely grew bigger tried to hog more light , nutes etc. No major problems did some lst to keep them kind of seperated. When I get to my old cell phone I will post a pic.
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11Eleven11
New Member
Well..how do the plants know they are "together"?
It's a WEED...and when grown outside in a field?.....
I had read that the GRWOING time is SHORT in relation
to the idea of being "root bound" - so - if one is reguarly
keeping an eye on growth - I don't see how it could be bad....
BUT...I will keep reading since I am at a decision point on this myself.
...
It's a WEED...and when grown outside in a field?.....
I had read that the GRWOING time is SHORT in relation
to the idea of being "root bound" - so - if one is reguarly
keeping an eye on growth - I don't see how it could be bad....
BUT...I will keep reading since I am at a decision point on this myself.
...
bird mcbride
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I have found that mj does better in a hedge than one plant alone in a field.
Gogreen042
Active Member
2016 where's everyone?
burrheadd
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Fuckin kids!!!
SMH!
Gogreen042
Active Member
New York Trump#1
TigerSquad
Active Member
For a bunch of pot smokers were all getting awfully hyped. Lol fight nicely kids