Ninjabowler
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I would but theyre all the same strain. Ffffffff#########%%%%%%%%%kkkkkkkk! The plants all look the same. One was on the verge too! Damn wild nights, i wouldnt trade em for anything
Growmans 2013 Monsters, 4 Month Indoor Veg, 4 LB. Per Plant Minimum
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Ninjabowler
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Needs to see me some goo and then hit the hay. I got maybe an hours sleep. Feels like a pig pooped in my head lastnight. 
growman3666
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Lol i hear you bro
Ninjabowler
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Hows my cuteypie this morning. She still got brown tips?
growman3666
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growman3666
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The two to the left are the wwbb
Ninjabowler
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Oooooo, theyre getting big. Did you bite the goos tips off lastnight?......hungry?
growman3666
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Yes quite!
growman3666
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Garden shots
Avacado trees are hangin in there
Avacado trees are hangin in there
growman3666
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lmao .Feels like a pig pooped in my head lastnight.
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Sunbiz1
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So these are the babies you started;
Here's a 10 footer I did up here, I'm looking up with the camera...notice how nicely it blended in with native plants. I've had people walk right by and never notice due to cover plantings.View attachment 2459323
growman3666
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They are on 20-4 , tryin to keep them as short and bushy as possible.
Sunbiz1
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The CFL lighting will accomplish that for a while. Eventually they'll outgrow the set-up, but in Florida it doesn't matter b/c you can always supplement with the real thing year-round. I use sun year-round up here, but I have original glass from 1906...but it's so damn cloudy I'm now using almost 500 actual CFL watts(that will grow tall plants but not stretched).
In fact, just took some pics today...I have 2 indoor set-ups as well. The second is run with 2 600W HPS.
Teehee, I know the CFL set-up is rather primitive(lights are raised). But it works temporarily till' I can start throwing plants outside again.
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Sunbiz1
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I'd go with 20-30 gals, then bury them just in case. I rarely train plants, only certain LR strains that stretch to high heaven no matter what. And therefore I'm not the best adviser in that department. I use Uncle Ben's technique under advanced growing, only for some reason I always get 5 main colas as opposed to the normal 4...somehow I inadvertantly improved upon the technique and have not a clue how it keeps happening.
growman3666
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I'd go with 20-30 gals, then bury them just in case. I rarely train plants, only certain LR strains that stretch to high heaven no matter what. And therefore I'm not the best adviser in that department. I use Uncle Ben's technique under advanced growing, only for some reason I always get 5 main colas as opposed to the normal 4...somehow I inadvertantly improved upon the technique and have not a clue how it keeps happening.
I see. How do you introduce into the sunlight? progressively?
Sunbiz1
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Yes, but it's actually the heat stress more than sunlight which causes shock...particularly when you move contained plants from the A/C into direct sun.
The soil temp goes from 70 to about 100 too rapidly.
And lemme re-think the burying smart pot idea, I forgot to take into account rainy season.
growman3666
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Whatever you come up with as to negate stress as much as possible is more than welcome
growman3666
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everyone is MIA tonite