1x Purple Haze And 1x Gdp In 175 Gallon Grow Bags In Cheap Greenhouse

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the ladies were hurting pretty bad after all the moving and shaking ... this is couple hours later .... bouncing back nice
 
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You gave me the motivation to do it, so I used what I had. Its wire mesh for a concrete floor.
I started mine March 15 about, 3 photos (front), 5 autos (back), 5 new autos and all my offspring !!!!

The photos just got a lil LST with these plant wires from Dollar Tree! They love it!! Sure today they are a lil sore, come on kids, no pain=no gain!
I know nobody wants to hear it but I was given miracle gro moisture control. Its a coco, soil, perlite, peat, compost.
For those of us who don't go to the unsavory hydro store in our work truck...meh... This is a lil experiment....if these photos havr been started in coco/perlite and fed nutes from day 1 in 5 gallon fabric pots.
Here's the point, can I take these outside and stick em in a tilled garden in full sun?

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GDP

this early morning shows the gdp is looking the best outta the two here....

did some cleaning up underneath .. too little to much ? had to cut a few of the squares out to get
my hand and the trimmer in there ...

next off to the purple haze
 
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Nice job bigmikeyg i grow outdoors very similar i use wool fadges 1 plant per fadge and train them to the edge of the fadge and let them go mental from there.
Your plants will get huge lol outstanding.
 
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Nice job bigmikeyg i grow outdoors very similar i use wool fadges 1 plant per fadge and train them to the edge of the fadge and let them go mental from there.
Your plants will get huge lol outstanding.
fadge ???? lol what ever do you mean
 
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I dig a hole and half bury them then fill them with dirt and cage the area to stop wild animals grazing on them they also help when the helicopter comes looking for them there easy to camo lol
 
bigmikeyg

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ahh i see .. i’m good nice an legal outdoor grow in canada ... this is your soil container
 
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Pass2TheLeft

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still lost on what your doing with them :)
Use them as a pot for 1 plant same as you use your large bags i grow big plants bro ill show you when its growing season here its winter at the moment here
 
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Your very lucky its legal in Canada. Where i live its on the verge of becoming legal fingers crossed by next year
 
bigmikeyg

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cool yeah here’s to getting it done !!!

it is nice here... soon to be recreational as well then my wife can have more plants :)

do you ever get those tops that have like six inches of stalk before any more bud sites ? should i be cutting those right off ?
 
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cool yeah here’s to getting it done !!!

it is nice here... soon to be recreational as well then my wife can have more plants :)

do you ever get those tops that have like six inches of stalk before any more bud sites ? should i be cutting those right off ?
Yes bro they grow the same depending on strain i never remove anything i pull them over each laterail becomes a new branch of buds ive tryied thining them out but it seems to slow down growth
 
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Yes bro they grow the same depending on strain i never remove anything i pull them over each laterail becomes a new branch of buds ive tryied thining them out but it seems to slow down growth
I often take cuttings at the stage your at and put them out later in the season and get more buds
 

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