Calling all Tree top growers

[Mattskibop]

I AM THE MASTER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdwjttFlJgs

You certainly are sir!
And cool enough to blaze up at the top!
Ever get so high you couldn't get down? Hah!

Seems like alot of work to carry everything up and down, not to mention the risk to health/life.

 

[Gry]

One of the more amazing things I have seen. Salute.

 

[jets1925]

Wow

Wow

This is awe inspiring, very impressive.

 

[Peckerwood]

Hello all fellow growers! My first post Im gonna try this treetop growing this season. So all advice is welcome. I've already been scouting some good trees and found one. Stay tuned.

 

[hulk222]

good stuff, but im staying on ground

 

[r4mbo20]

About to finish my first treetop grow in 2 weeks. It's my 3rd successful season. I'm growing on 15m(50feet) evergreen. I have one plant on the ground as well, so I can compare directly.
Cons: -watering, but climbing up every 2-3 days was really good workout:
-its getting cold at night( under 9C) which slows down growth because I can't keep the roots warm.
Pros: -no bugs, especially caterpillars, they already killed half of my plant on the ground.
-gets more sunlight. I really wanted to catch descending sun rays this year, if it's healthy for humans plants might benefit too.
- less chance for mold after continuous rainy days.

 

[r4mbo20]

About to finish my first treetop grow in 2 weeks. It's my 3rd successful season. I'm growing on 15m(50feet) evergreen. I have one plant on the ground as well, so I can compare directly.
Cons: -watering, but climbing up every 2-3 days was really good workout:
-its getting cold at night( under 9C) which slows down growth because I can't keep the roots warm.
Pros: -no bugs, especially caterpillars, they already killed half of my plant on the ground.
-gets more sunlight. I really wanted to catch descending sun rays this year, if it's healthy for humans plants might benefit too.
- less chance for mold after continuous rainy days.