I BOUGHT THE SEEDS LAST YEAR FROM ATTITUDE SEED BANK THESE WERE GROWN FROM THE ONE KEEPER PHENO I FOUND THE GROWTH RATE IS AMAZING IM A BIG SATIVA LOVER
YES ITS A EVERY OTHER DAY LABOR OF LOVE BUT THEY SEEM TO STAY COOL EVEN IN 100 DEGREE WEATHER THEY HAVE WENT DEEP INTO THE COMPOST
yes i agree but there almost 9 feet tall and im only in $25 dollars per plant works for me next year ill go into at least 75 gallons and let them grow thru into my beautiful compost bed that i've been building over the last 3 years
THEY WERE OUTSIDE EARLY MARCH KEPT EM VEG WITH A COUPLE LIGHTS THEY WERE ROOT BOUND IN 7 GALLON BAGS BEFORE TRANSFERING INTO THERE FINAL HOMES IN THE 20'S KEPT LIGHTS ON TO MAKE SURE THEY STAYED IN VEG UNTIL THREE WEEKS AGO NOT SHOWING ANY SIGNS OF FLOWERING YET COULDNT BE ANY HAPPIER.
From my point of view they seemed to love it it took about a week for them to start thriving again but then they blow up i know theres lots of different trains of thought on this but thats why im here to learn and to share the knowledge that i have learned over the last 10 years. I will be posting pics of each variety as soon as i get my camera back so stay tuned.
I think the fact that they get a good root mass before going into there final bags is an advantage but it was a matter of soil cost as far as the mid way transfer i couldnt afford all the soil to transfer straight into the 20 gallons so it was a bit economics and luck i guess
Yes I was also thinking why not burry them(or one of them if it is easier,just to see if there is a difference) a little?So the side roots can also get in that compost that is under them.
