M Blaze
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so how much are you going to yield? show some new pics lol
Should be about 12lbs
HUGE indoor JACK HERER plants...8ft tall with pics
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Should be about 12lbs
chiefrunnin
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wow 12 pounds.......and this is off 4 plants right?????? i suppose i cant buy seeds that produce plants like this??? definitely the biggest plants ive seen
M Blaze
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Yes you can buy these seeds, heres a link: http://www.planetskunk.com/jackherer-p-43.html but as sureshot said it has nothing to do with the strain. It is all about the setup, the lighting, the feeding schedule and the growing method used.
chiefrunnin
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ok well i read earlier that your growing this in coco....is that part of the reason these got so large, i mean i know the amount of lighting you had was crucial and i know you vegged them out for 8 weeks or so??? i just contemplate using coco or just going to hydroponics......im just glancing thru the forums for info and your plants are the biggest ive seen so i guess your an expert lol.....
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fureelz
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I just bought some coco for my next set...interested to see some results. My plants get about 5.5' when full but I want something taller than me.
M Blaze
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Well first of all im no expert, I just like to grow em that way
. The plants really love the coco and I prefer to grow in it. I used to grow in soil but I dont think I would ever use soil indoors again. Good to hear bro and best of luck with it all. What type of coco did you get? Let me know when ya start it and I will be keen to watch ya progress.
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fureelz
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I went with the loose cocogro by botanicare...but It should be here next week sometime, I'll link a thread fo sho! What is with the compressed stuff? what a pain in the butt...
orgnlmrwiggles
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my money is saying they have been re-gen'd many times
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fureelz
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what is re-gen'd?
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fureelz
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oh that was established...a while back...just never heard the term re-gen`d; sounded like a honda civic term.
M Blaze
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Then I guess its a good thing you havnt actually put money on it coz I would be collecting
. I have never re-vegged a plant before because I dont think it would be worth doing and I think it would take all the fun out of growing. Also I use the emergency flush method which means the whole tree has to be cut down. Im not exactly sure how re-vegging is done but when we harvest there is nothing left of the plant but a single trunk about 6-12 inches tall.
That room and set up usually only gets used for one grow each year because we ''usually'' get enough bud out of it to last us a whole 12 months
. There is no way I want to use that set up all year round because the power bill would be huge 
.Yes it was bro but anyway I have gone into more detail about why I wouldnt and why I dont re-veg.
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gardenman
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Man your setup is sick. It puts other excellent grows to shame. Why hassle with 130 small plants when you can get 14 pounds off of 4 larger ones? I started a thread a long time ago looking for people that yielded 1-2 pounds for simplicity but everyone talked trash to me about it. Wow, this is awesome.
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fureelz
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I swear he ripped them out of the ground and put them in pots, SAYING they were indoor the whole time....lol jk
easily over 10 pounds, that would last me a year. Oh ya my Coco tester seedlings just started, I got them in coir starters...nothing too exciting to picture. How close to choptime now?
easily over 10 pounds, that would last me a year. Oh ya my Coco tester seedlings just started, I got them in coir starters...nothing too exciting to picture. How close to choptime now?
Operation 420
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Until you grow beasts (I grow Beasts, not Monsters) you won't know. Cali Love /peace
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