New England outdoors 2017

bi polar express

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Wait really? I flowered in some 6 gallon pots last year and I started them in March inside
I kept a plant in a 5 gal smarts with just a couple months of veg it was so rootbound it went through the pot into the ground leaves and structure looked wild as duck and required me or my pal to water everyday and the yield was definitely effected
 

doug mirabelli

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I kept a plant in a 5 gal smarts with just a couple months of veg it was so rootbound it went through the pot into the ground leaves and structure looked wild as duck and required me or my pal to water everyday and the yield was definitely effected
Feck I got mine in 5 gals don't have the space to upgrade. I can see how they will definitely outgrow the pots too. Shit someday I'll get this right.. I see people out here with 65 gallon making me feel very inferior lol
 
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bi polar express

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Feck I got mine in 5 gals don't have the space to upgrade. I can see how they will definitely outgrow the pots too. Shit someday I'll get this right.. I see people out here with 65 gallon making me feel very inferior lol
Haha I felt the same when I first started some of these guys have 200 gal and more! I've only ran 45 an below myself I like the 45s alot. If you can put em in the ground you'd be much better
 

sandhill larry

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Whats the deal with doing that? It will never be an option up here but that sounds really cool. Is there a downside to it? I'm just wondering why these Cali farmers don't do it too then, it would eliminate the need to keep restarting
Space is too valuable to do it in Cali. Those guys are growing for a living, have plant counts or only have so much backyard space, so they have to get the most out of the space/number of plants available. Re-veg plants are kind of funky. Some say the potency is effected. Growing from seed or clones would get you a better yield.

The BIL and I are hobbyist. All we are after is some good tasting smoke. And we have a 200 acre farm with about 600 acres of other family land we can grow on. So leaving a few to reveg won't take up too much room. Never having seen it done, I would like to check it out. If they turn out good, I may do something like that with my Spring crop plants next year.
 

GreenThumby

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Afghani dew (Frisian dew X Afghani) in bags
Bubba gift x skidder trail in gallon pots that I just put in 5gal bags after picture
OG Kush clone in the ground
Sorry about the double post but I think I got the picture upload method down now. Before it was a pain doing a picture url and using a 3rd party site
 

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GreenThumby

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If I have a smart pot, can I transplant without taking the pot off?
I've seen people do that before. They cut out the bottoms an place the pot on top of the new larger container. Common using rockwool cubes I think too. I have plants in 5gal bags now and have 20gal smart pots that aren't much taller but are wider so I'm going to attempt to cut away the around the bag about 4" above the bottom and transplant so it's stacked inside the smart pot. Not sure it will work but I think it would.
Anyone have any input on this?
 

bi polar express

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I've seen people do that before. They cut out the bottoms an place the pot on top of the new larger container. Common using rockwool cubes I think too. I have plants in 5gal bags now and have 20gal smart pots that aren't much taller but are wider so I'm going to attempt to cut away the around the bag about 4" above the bottom and transplant so it's stacked inside the smart pot. Not sure it will work but I think it would.
Anyone have any input on this?
I just did this today I'll try to get pics tomorrow
 

bi polar express

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The one transplanted in the larger container was a bit bigger so it went into that one as an experiment to see if those roots will fill it out or use most an then try to go straight down through the pot it's probably as deep as the others just much wider
 
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