What does a 5lb outdoor plant look like?

ganga gurl420

ganga gurl420

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Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke

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ganga gurl420 said:
Depending on where you live, some places don't get as long of veg time and you can't plant as early.
Like we had bad frosts here up to late May and usually mid to late july is when they go into flower.
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Yea. My problem is an early start to winter bringing to much seasonal rain and winds, compared to further north where they get a longer drier summer. I normally have to pull early to escape bud rot and snapping.
Id have to start in doors and have a great Autumn to pull those kind of numbers and of cause a strain that can grow that big.
 
spilly1

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The only time I grew in a raised bed, this happened. I was standing on raised beds when I took this photo. The beam in the center is what I tied the top of this crazy ass tree so I could bend her over. She was going to bust right through the roof of my greenhouse. -534280430.0.jpg
 
ganga gurl420

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spilly1 said:
The only time I grew in a raised bed, this happened. I was standing on raised beds when I took this photo. The beam in the center is what I tied the top of this crazy ass tree so I could bend her over. She was going to bust right through the roof of my greenhouse. View attachment 3724734
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Nice....I do a raised bed to save my plants. It rains so much here on the spring that I have 50- 100 gallons of soil above the ground line so the plant has something to grow into without getting root rot . Then by the time the ground dries out the plant starts growing into my 200 gallon hole
 
ganga gurl420

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Budley Doright said:
You've got balls then girl :).
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Trees are thick here man....and the attitude of cops in my area are very lax on the pot thing. Now if your growing hundreds yes they care or if you grow and are selling hard drugs they care....but no one can see them from road...and they are in my woods close to my house. Sooo I don't really worry about it.
 
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