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800 Gallon Smart Pot Grow show.
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chromeo
sounds like a trap... I would cut the extras in the small pots... if not maybe we wont see the big ones in flowering.
Photosynthesis
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MostWantedGens
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that "tall, skinny" will stretch till the sky. 
I like taller slimmer plants, better airflow. That is why I don't top.
I Love them ALL!!!
I'm totaly into this
not the tallest or the widest. a bit of both!
I'm calling it the dinosaur egg!
Just waiting for it to hatch!
Hello all,
You do make it look easy.
Great respect to your grow skilz.
the stretch is coming.
You mentioned earlier that you cut back on the teas/top dressing...clearly that has not been an issue huh?
3 more months ah? I am hoping for a repeat of last years finish. Then, Let El Nino have its way with NorCal like in '97.
We need the water/snowpack.
minds_I
You do make it look easy.
Great respect to your grow skilz.
the stretch is coming.
You mentioned earlier that you cut back on the teas/top dressing...clearly that has not been an issue huh?
3 more months ah? I am hoping for a repeat of last years finish. Then, Let El Nino have its way with NorCal like in '97.
We need the water/snowpack.
minds_I
epicorchard
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Whats the width of your pots?
Im really digging the GG#4 outdoors this year. Its untopped and is a natural bush.
This is what happens when I wake and bake........
Mendo420 AND THE BEANSTALK
ONCE upon a time there lived a poor widow who had an only son named Mendo. She
was very poor, for times had been hard, and Jack was too young to work. Almost all the furniture of the little cottage had been sold to buy bread, until at last there was nothing left worth selling. Only the good cow, Milky White, remained, and she gave milk every morning, which they took to market and sold. But one sad day Milky White gave no milk, and then things looked bad indeed.
"Never mind, mother," said Meno. "We must sell Milky White. Trust me to make a
good bargain, "and away he went to the market.
For some time he went along very sadly,-but after a little he quite recovered his spirits.
"I may as well ride as walk," said he; so instead of leading the cow by the halter, he jumped on her back, and so he went whistling along until he met a butcher.
"Good morning,"said the butcher.
"Good morning, sir," answered Mendo.
"Where are you going ?" said the butcher.
"I am going to market to sell the cow."
"It's lucky I met you," said the butcher. "You may save yourself the trouble of going so far."
With this, he put his hand in his pocket, and pulled out five curious-looking beans.
"What do you call these ?" he said. "Beans," said Mendo.
Yes," said he, "beans, but they're the most wonderful beans that ever were known.If you plant them overnight, by the next morning they'll grow up and reach the sky. But to save you the trouble of going all the way to market, I don't mind exchanging them for that cow of yours."
"Done!" cried Jack, who was so delighted with the bargain that he ran all the way home to tell his mother how lucky he had been.
Well, the rest of the story is being played out in this thread. Watch out for giants climbing down those canna plants.
Mendo420 AND THE BEANSTALK
ONCE upon a time there lived a poor widow who had an only son named Mendo. She
was very poor, for times had been hard, and Jack was too young to work. Almost all the furniture of the little cottage had been sold to buy bread, until at last there was nothing left worth selling. Only the good cow, Milky White, remained, and she gave milk every morning, which they took to market and sold. But one sad day Milky White gave no milk, and then things looked bad indeed.
"Never mind, mother," said Meno. "We must sell Milky White. Trust me to make a
good bargain, "and away he went to the market.
For some time he went along very sadly,-but after a little he quite recovered his spirits.
"I may as well ride as walk," said he; so instead of leading the cow by the halter, he jumped on her back, and so he went whistling along until he met a butcher.
"Good morning,"said the butcher.
"Good morning, sir," answered Mendo.
"Where are you going ?" said the butcher.
"I am going to market to sell the cow."
"It's lucky I met you," said the butcher. "You may save yourself the trouble of going so far."
With this, he put his hand in his pocket, and pulled out five curious-looking beans.
"What do you call these ?" he said. "Beans," said Mendo.
Yes," said he, "beans, but they're the most wonderful beans that ever were known.If you plant them overnight, by the next morning they'll grow up and reach the sky. But to save you the trouble of going all the way to market, I don't mind exchanging them for that cow of yours."
"Done!" cried Jack, who was so delighted with the bargain that he ran all the way home to tell his mother how lucky he had been.
Well, the rest of the story is being played out in this thread. Watch out for giants climbing down those canna plants.
