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Massachusetts Grow 2019

Zeez

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ICMag Donor
Nice garden . its a good thing when they out grow your area :tiphat:.

If you can hook up a big fan to exsahst area and great airflow it would help veep them small. (Lower temp plus airflow moving plants helps keep them small )

Might be able to recess potters in ground to pick up a few feet . or just strait up drop floor of green house down 2.5-3 ft (it would help keep root zone cool ) . that and some crazy training (towered center of hoop,house should pull it off )

Just some,out side,perspective .

What parallel are you at ?

Massachusetts.

Digging is allot of work. If I still had a bobcat it would be easy to pick up the sides and slide a few more timbers under there. That's not off the table yet, but it's not worth wrecking the house. The ones that get booted outside will be fine. They're weeds right.
 

OG_NoMan

Not Veteran
The girls seemed to like the heat and have bushed out nicely, gonna have a full garden this year. Even the mulch pile is producing lol. Still gotta get trellised at some point.

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OG_NoMan

Not Veteran
Nice OGNM!! How big are they?

Tallest is 9.5-10 ft in the back corner. Most are @7-8 ft bushes. Gonna have to keep the trellis all at 12 ft this year to support everything. Its getting hard to walk in there so gonna have to do some defol for better air flow.
 

Zeez

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ICMag Donor
Niiiiiiice. Mass gets respect with those. Biggest I've seen in the state.
 

Americangrower

Active member
Veteran
Tallest is 9.5-10 ft in the back corner. Most are @7-8 ft bushes. Gonna have to keep the trellis all at 12 ft this year to support everything. Its getting hard to walk in there so gonna have to do some defol for better air flow.

I was just going to say you better get to thinning the middle out. Wouldn't want to lose those monsters to pm.
 

wvkindbud38

Elite Growers Club
Veteran
I was just going to say you better get to thinning the middle out. Wouldn't want to lose those monsters to pm.

Exactly what I'm saying, I had a helluva time last year with mold. I've got to were I'll start at the bottom and clean the plant up, then I'll look for lower/middle fan leaves that's blocking the sunlight. I've not even topped my outdoor plants, a few I topped once. But some pruning might be helpful......im not saying there not already beautiful. But I've had beautiful plants in Aug, but hoping to get to harvest is another thing
 

Green Squall

Well-known member
Veteran
After having good luck dodging thunderstorms all summer, we finally got a direct hit. One of my trees broke clean in half at the the thickest part, but luckily upon examining it, its a male. I decided it was a good time to try and sex all of them, so we got 5/7 females. Not too shabby!

I spent a good part of the day adding extra stakes to add more support, so hopefully they're good to go if there's another storm.


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Zeez

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ICMag Donor
Nice Work G.S.

Culled 3 good sized males on the Wedding Cake x 4DD. Caterpillar season is next. Just found a black / orange moth on one of the outdoor plants.

First flowers on Chem Sis.
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The kids are alright.
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Harry keeping an eye on things.
 

TexasTea

Curious Cannivore
Veteran
Dang, some nice plants guys. I got 4 outside taller than me. Nothing flowering yet but getting very bushy. And I just stuck another one outside with them, a two week old autoflower just for fun.
 

Akss

Well-known member
Driving through town today i noticed a plant in someones front yard maybe 20 feet off the road plain sight. Probably 8 foot or so ballsy bastard lol
 

yardgrazer

Well-known member
Technically they aren't supposed to be visible with the naked eye from a public place. On the other hand, sometimes in plain sight is the best hiding place.
 

Zeez

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ICMag Donor
People should put plants everywhere so it propagates out of control. :biggrin:
 

Lost in a SOG

GrassSnakeGenetics
Only problem might be males everywhere pollinating our gardens in late summer but otherwise it would be a great idea :)
 

Zeez

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ICMag Donor
That's what I was thinking, but like you say, it could get out of control. There would be nothing but the local or regional weed. I guess that could happen anyway and be the down side of legalization.
 

TychoMonolyth

Boreal Curing
I've been saying for a couple years now. Legalization will get a lot of people growing and I'm waiting for the pollen clouds as they abandon their weed like they do their tomato plants. There won't be seedless weed anywhere within 2 miles of the city.
 
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