OPOP...One Pound..One Plant V

[Tom Hill]

Hi Nomaad, one of the largest, but I average pretty well, this one in the lower center left of the pic, went 7-8 feet high and 12 feet across (the containers are 6ft wide). Salmon Creek Big Bud clone. Raised breathing containers about 400 gallons that year - soil mix in my forum. The Ace trash can is about to be packed full about 5-6 times with bud, it was mid-October No offense taken, it's good to see other folks throwing the directions away and breaking new ground. -T

Cheers

 

[nomaad]

monsters! absolutely beautiful. i'm ready to order my 400 gallon smartpots for next year... here is a good question for you, since I've got you here... if i still do... let's say I'm going to run a really vigorous strain in a greenhouse with supplemental lighting and C02, vegging from mid January till April 1st... each plant will have its own 600w HPS for supplemental lighting... what sized container do you think I should rock for max efficiency?

also, I reread the "homework' I mentioned in the last post and I see why you see why people get that mixed up.

 

[Tom Hill]

I would go 18 inches deep then just as wide as I could afford financially, lol. My roots reached the edges of my containers by July 1rst. Plant growth slows as soon as this happens, it's no different from growing banzai. You saw this, or your ladyfriend sure did anyway.

Anyhow, Just dropping in to say hello and offer encouragement to those who dare to push the limits.-T

 

[Fingaz2]

Bloody Yanks, they always got to do it bigger & better than anyone else. lol.

Simply amazing, I take my hat off to you ( Doffs his cap, & calls him Sir)
Thank you for showing.

 

[fisher15]

I'm starting to like the idea of digging out and amending the ground beneath the planters, as we could get excessive with container diameter otherwise, it seems. Think I may be getting busy with the backhoe this winter...

 

[SmokeyTheBear]

this is not as massive as some of the 4 pound per plants on here but i think she will yield a pounds. she's about 6 ft tall and 4 ft wide. it's white widow from dutch passion fem seeds.

 

[hulkbogan]

A pound+ indoors

A bad picture but this is last seasons attempt ..I think it was a Texada timewarp

 

[SmokeyTheBear]

you got one pound off one plant indoors??? doubt it

 

[hulkbogan]

That's about half the plant it was vegged for approx. 4 months and flowered under 1000W HPS .. I will try and dig up a picture of the full plant.

Here's another big one. Pinewarp

 

[Hindu Killer]

Damn TH.....always in awe when I see those pictures! Made lots of PTK and DC seed.

 

[ShoeboxSherman]

This is my first outdoor grow (guerilla), and was wondering what the experienced think about these two candidates, both A.C.E. Panama. The first is 9 nine feet tall +/-, the second about 7 feet. I really wish these went out in May now!

 

[Kcar]

I think most of these will produce 1+lbs.
Strains are NL#1xNL#1, Pink Sativa, "The Other", ECSDxNL#1, AfghanxECSD

Afghan x ECSD

"The Other"

ECSD x NL#1

Nl#1 x NL#1 Monster

 

[MajLeeStoned]

Two More OPOP ladies

Two More OPOP ladies

Great thread:

I believe these two ladies are eligible to join the OPOP or greater crowd.



Well after harvest anyway

 

[Grandma Gudenhi]

OPOP

OPOP

There are some awesome trees being posted here.
Here is our biggest plant this season. It's a G13/Hash Plant. We planted three of this strain but only one got this big. I'm sure it will be well over a pound.

Actually, I think all in our garden this season should be OPOPs. Most are about 5.5'-6'. This pic was taken on 8/27.
(view from my kitchen window)

 

[Climbinghigh]

Damn fine view Grandma.

this is an awesome thread, really awe-inspiring.

Makes me think big and dream of "someday''

Right now I'm happy with a QPOP -LOL

Keep growin those monsters folks!

 

[fisher15]

Lookin good, GG.

Still no fencing support? It is very windy here now, and blew all through the night. Strange...a warm wind, too. Watching everything get blown around like mad...little worrysome, but I'm glad they're well supported.

 

[Spanishfly]

Grandma, those are unbelievable. I imagine they are growing directly in the ground.

 

[nomaad]

Looking good GG!!! they are really turning into monsters.

 

[Ips Typographus]

Hello everyone, this is my first post here at icmag, and i hope i didnt miss the thread with these 2 plants of mine, well i dont know how much to expect out of this but i would say togheter they might give me a pound. This is my second year of growing and the first time i am able to do it on my balcony, fell free to drop any suggestions or commets. Ips

 

[Grandma Gudenhi]

Thanks, glad you all like my garden. I love this thread. Some of the gardens here have really got me thinking how much better mine could be. And here I thought I had it down. lol

Grandma, those are unbelievable. I imagine they are growing directly in the ground.

Yes, I've found that works great for me. Although we are researching the giant grow bags I keep seeing here and determining what benefits they may have

Lookin good, GG.

Still no fencing support? It is very windy here now, and blew all through the night. Strange...a warm wind, too. Watching everything get blown around like mad...little worrysome, but I'm glad they're well supported.

We put the cages up almost a month ago. You just can't see them because the plants have bushed out. You can see one of the cages on the Skunk (runt) it this pic, and on some of the other plants if you look hard.
We put them up before the first good winds, which you can tell from this pic have already started. (windy day)