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You can see the lighter greens coming in to let some of the stronger light pass thru the leaves darker green because of the 400 Watt no where near as strong as the ole sun! 
Herbie's Beans - Black Widow And Super Skunk
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Its been cloudy and rainy here which has helped the transition you wouldn't want to put them out in direct sun all day before they are hardened off it'll cook em!!!! Shady sun fir transition works the Best until you see them cone outta shock just some helpful advice to help out @Grand Daddy Black
They look great out there! How long are they going to stay in those current pots?
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About a month maybe depends on when they need it I just upotted all but the 1 ill do that one next weekend so i should be good for a few anyways
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They'll eventually make it in 15 gallons but they even grt root bound in those ,i need a bed like The basement.About a month maybe depends on when they need it I just upotted all but the 1 ill do that one next weekend so i should be good for a few anyways
One year up north I planted one in the ground and man thr roots were like 30 yards long and dug in there heavy roots it was Sandy up there i think they we were looking for water plus that plant was a second time around one i flowered it once before before I switched it back to vegitve stage the stalk i cut it with my chainsaw it was like 8ft around and 8 foot tall an indica plant .
I ended up with 3lbs cut dried as ND jarred one of the BEST years ive had outdoor all organic to!
Sounds like you need an open-bottom bed!
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The plant Was 8×8 not saying that the stalk was that big but the stalk was THICK and BARKY like a decently sized ornamental tree !They'll eventually make it in 15 gallons but they even grt root bound in those ,i need a bed like The basement.
One year up north I planted one in the ground and man thr roots were like 30 yards long and dug in there heavy roots it was Sandy up there i think they we were looking for water plus that plant was a second time around one i flowered it once before before I switched it back to vegitve stage the stalk i cut it with my chainsaw it was like 8ft around and 8 foot tall an indica plant .
I ended up with 3lbs cut dried as ND jarred one of the BEST years ive had outdoor all organic to!
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Just b4 lights on super skunk,Sweet island skunk, Black widow
They are producing some oils!! 1 month and 2 days in!
They are producing some oils!! 1 month and 2 days in!
Nice work SOG!
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I wanted to bring the wet dry cycle up a minute.
If you practice this method which i don't, having a irrometer is a excellent tool for this in a large container grow.
Helps keep that soil tension right where you want it.
I don't do it for the microbes,i want to keep them HAPPY In the living soil.
You are Feeding the the soil not the plants in a organic grow
If you practice this method which i don't, having a irrometer is a excellent tool for this in a large container grow.
Helps keep that soil tension right where you want it.
I don't do it for the microbes,i want to keep them HAPPY In the living soil.
You are Feeding the the soil not the plants in a organic grow
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I wanted to bring the wet dry cycle up a minute.
If you practice this method which i don't, having a irrometer is a excellent tool for this in a large container grow.
Helps keep that soil tension right where you want it.
I don't do it for the microbes,i want to keep them HAPPY In the living soil.
You are Feeding the the soil not the plants in a organic grow
thats about as dry as i let it get
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A trunk & stalks made for holding some weight
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The branches like to break where they join to the trunk, that's what happens when they are outside in the wind not so much inside
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Had to move the lights up and dim them down a bit ,they're getting some bleaching on some of the tops
Good catch before they start foxtailing all over the place!
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Too much of a good thing I guess!!
Those LEDs are a little more potent than I thought and I'm still on a learning curve with them as well as im running outta ceiling height to raise the lights plus I don't want to weave them through the net at this point
Those LEDs are a little more potent than I thought and I'm still on a learning curve with them as well as im running outta ceiling height to raise the lights plus I don't want to weave them through the net at this point
Luckily they're done reaching up so you should be safe now!
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Day 35. Plus the tent,i got 6 outside thinking maybe a couple more for the dog days of summer 
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