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scrogster
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Freaking cool.....
Outdoor trees
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Tattoodlineman
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No kidding! Pretty cool.
I plant about +- 30 acres of row crops on my farm corn and soybeans, never seen row crops of cannabis . Lol
I plant about +- 30 acres of row crops on my farm corn and soybeans, never seen row crops of cannabis . Lol
Tattoodlineman
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Lucky. Im 4 hrs to the south west of York, it’s been in upper 90’s.
Looking forward to being on the coast hope this heat doesn’t follow me.
andIhalped
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Indeedy! Very cool. Out here in the legal West, there's a glut of bud, so many cannafarmers are putting in hemp, especially because the demand for high CBD products is skyrocketing.Freaking cool.....
I'm wondering why I'm not seeing hemp fiber fabrics/clothes more though?
andIhalped
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My proto-shrubs, heavily topped & LST’d. I’m going to start letting ‘em go vertical this week. Plants are about 2.5 feet wide & about 1 foot high.
All are sorta strange hybrids that I decided to grow from seed because of the odd lineage, plus they’re supposedly bred to be fast photo-period finishers for my climate (N. of 45 lat), they were available locally & affordable. I’ll find out if that was a good idea
Non-feminized, so in about a month I’ll on yanking the males, which’ll be about half of ‘em. Hopefully the big ‘uns will be fem.
So far, so good. The trunks are nice & fat about an inch thick with some hand-sized fan leaves.
Purported lineage for the 4 strains:
Sour Diesel * Purps * Trainwreck
Trainwreck*Big Bud
Amnesia Haze * Danish Gold * Blue Satellite
Lebanese landrace*Gorilla Grape*Nepalese landrace (this is the one I’m most curious about, ought to be strange!)
At this point, most of these strains are stinkier than what I’ve grown the past few years, but it’s a legal grow, so what the heck.
All are sorta strange hybrids that I decided to grow from seed because of the odd lineage, plus they’re supposedly bred to be fast photo-period finishers for my climate (N. of 45 lat), they were available locally & affordable. I’ll find out if that was a good idea
Non-feminized, so in about a month I’ll on yanking the males, which’ll be about half of ‘em. Hopefully the big ‘uns will be fem.
So far, so good. The trunks are nice & fat about an inch thick with some hand-sized fan leaves.
Purported lineage for the 4 strains:
Sour Diesel * Purps * Trainwreck
Trainwreck*Big Bud
Amnesia Haze * Danish Gold * Blue Satellite
Lebanese landrace*Gorilla Grape*Nepalese landrace (this is the one I’m most curious about, ought to be strange!)
At this point, most of these strains are stinkier than what I’ve grown the past few years, but it’s a legal grow, so what the heck.
Bilbobudkin420
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Looking good my friendMy proto-shrubs, heavily topped & LST’d. I’m going to start letting ‘em go vertical this week. Plants are about 2.5 feet wide & about 1 foot high.
All are sorta strange hybrids that I decided to grow from seed because of the odd lineage, plus they’re supposedly bred to be fast photo-period finishers for my climate (N. of 45 lat), they were available locally & affordable. I’ll find out if that was a good idea
Non-feminized, so in about a month I’ll on yanking the males, which’ll be about half of ‘em. Hopefully the big ‘uns will be fem.
So far, so good. The trunks are nice & fat about an inch thick with some hand-sized fan leaves.
Purported lineage for the 4 strains:
Sour Diesel * Purps * Trainwreck
Trainwreck*Big Bud
Amnesia Haze * Danish Gold * Blue Satellite
Lebanese landrace*Gorilla Grape*Nepalese landrace (this is the one I’m most curious about, ought to be strange!)
At this point, most of these strains are stinkier than what I’ve grown the past few years, but it’s a legal grow, so what the heck.
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scrogster
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andIhalped
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That qualifies as a tree. What'd it yield?
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scrogster
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2+ LBS. Dry flower 
The secret ingredient is the wind chimes....2+ LBS. Dry flower
Tattoodlineman
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My proto-shrubs, heavily topped & LST’d. I’m going to start letting ‘em go vertical this week. Plants are about 2.5 feet wide & about 1 foot high.
Excellent, ultimately this is what I would like my plants to look like when they go outside. I’ll take bushes over trees any day, and I have much to learn before next season. Been reading a ton about topping and LST. I didn’t get to play around as much as I would have liked with this yrs strains because of work. The days of tying up towers are coming to an end for me. Tired of losing plants every time the wind blows.
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scrogster
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All my outdoor is Lst aka topping and super cropping and yes it does make bushes hundreds of tops .
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scrogster
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I hope you own a backhoe....all those holes make my back hurt....
Tattoodlineman
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Love itLarge bushes lol
Tattoodlineman
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Indeed I do
Unfortunately I can not be as bold in the open... Yet... Possibly next year...
But I can take a hoe where no man has gone before
Knew it...no sane person would dig those holes by hand.
Nice idea though...keeps the pots cooler (and more stable in wind) and lowers plant for you to work on them (and less for neighbors to see)..
Tattoodlineman
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Knew it...no sane person would dig those holes by hand.
Nice idea though...keeps the pots cooler (and more stable in wind) and lowers plant for you to work on them (and less for neighbors to see)..
Def more stable. Huge downfall of the pots I use.
Get some 45 or 65 gallon fabric...they'll stay upright in a breeze...
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scrogster
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10gal. Do wonders
