Louis Stevens
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The big pots was an awesome idea
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Motherlode Gardens 2014
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Louis Stevens
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can't wait to see how them glues do. i'm expecting some good ol' american morbidly obese plants.
My Glues are 2 feet tall and will be bushy monsters when they go outside in 45gln grow bags with the bottoms cut out, so they can grow into the ground in 2 months.
Im a slap happy pappy!
Im a slap happy pappy!
still haven't ordered the rest of our dirt, probably will get a custom mix from Rare Earth. Everything is loving the weather right now, the heat made them explode. 831 too much concrete for ya? haha try growing up in L.A. santa cruz is green as fuck.
sounds like they are about the same size as ours. will be interesting to see how they do in the 45's, if roots will be able to grow down and take advantage of more space
check the GG$ thread as a lot of people that had the cuts from the HT Cup are having the same issue brotha. Looks like the sun might be starting to fix your problems. A few people have brought back their week or sick mothers from throwing them outdoor and letting the sun do her magic
sun fixed everything... glues are looking great! if we can keep them this healthy until october it should be a fun harvest. They are filling in the 10gal smarties and will go into big pots before june.
i left a few gg4 babies outside a week ago to see if they would flower under the current daylight hours, and so far they havent shown any hairs, so we may not need to use supplemental lighting for the gg4. still though i dont want to risk it.
Hardcore OG starts
Hardcore OG starts
these things are busting out of the #5 smart pots and we dont even have all our dirt yet. hope they arent too rootbound in a week or two when we get the rest of our soil and put them in big pots.
we were thinking 3 of these per 400gal, but they are so vigorous that i think we can get away with single-potting them and get some serious monsters. I dont want them to choke each other out if we put 3 plants in a single pot, on the other hand we need to maximize each pot so i want to really fill them up.
Hardcore OG is not an OG at all it reminds me of 91 chem but more lemony. anybody grown Chem monsters outdoors? possible? or should we triple pot them like we are planning
Hardcore OG starts
these things are busting out of the #5 smart pots and we dont even have all our dirt yet. hope they arent too rootbound in a week or two when we get the rest of our soil and put them in big pots.
we were thinking 3 of these per 400gal, but they are so vigorous that i think we can get away with single-potting them and get some serious monsters. I dont want them to choke each other out if we put 3 plants in a single pot, on the other hand we need to maximize each pot so i want to really fill them up.
Hardcore OG is not an OG at all it reminds me of 91 chem but more lemony. anybody grown Chem monsters outdoors? possible? or should we triple pot them like we are planning
first big pot filled!
the lucky lady is Sweet and Sour Cindy from B.O.G. genetics. She was the first of our seed starts to show her sex, so we decided she deserves to be all she can be, full season in a 400gal pot.
We will put some more seed plants in big pots tomorrow, we have a Professor Chaos from subcool that is showing her first hairs, and some monster PSAxUncirculatedOG's that are busting out of their pots.
the lucky lady is Sweet and Sour Cindy from B.O.G. genetics. She was the first of our seed starts to show her sex, so we decided she deserves to be all she can be, full season in a 400gal pot.
We will put some more seed plants in big pots tomorrow, we have a Professor Chaos from subcool that is showing her first hairs, and some monster PSAxUncirculatedOG's that are busting out of their pots.
How big are the seedlings getting? I have a few that i want to run but i have bigger ones
almost don't know what to do
almost don't know what to do
our seedlings are 1 ft tall bushes, definitely not as big as some of our clone plants but seed vigor is no joke, the seed plants will probably get bigger faster. If we had them sexed we would be planting seeds mostly in the big pots but this way we get to throw in some hardcores and pies too
looking at pictures from last year is very encouraging right now...
seedlings went in at the end of june, after vegging in red cups for a month. pretty pathetic:
then 10 days later, beginning of july:
and 3 months later, just before harvest, 3lb plant.:
seed vigor ftw
hell yah!Things are looking pretty frigging awesome in here mate
Tagging along for the rest of the show
Ya what he said
RosettaStoned
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Damn looking real nice! Good luck this year!
Sleeper7784
Active member
Shcrews, things are on the road to start blowing up around the farm. I can't wait to see your guys success on that hillside. Everyone is anticipating the outcome of the GG4. Keep killing it bro. You guys are on the road to becoming Outdoor legends.
Are 10gal smarties easy to transplant out of?
I always try to make transplant as least traumatic as possible, and when I pull the fabrics off my finished indoor plants the process of getting them off is barbaric.
When I transplanted into my 45gals this year from the 2gals they were in, I took a long knife an ran it around the inside wall of the fabric pots to cut away the roots that grew into the sides.
Is this your method? Or do you just peel them off?
Last time I transplanted out of 10gal ridged pots it was a huge hassle, but I also didn't have anyone to help so its probably alot faster with extra hands. Lol
Are 10gal smarties easy to transplant out of?
I always try to make transplant as least traumatic as possible, and when I pull the fabrics off my finished indoor plants the process of getting them off is barbaric.
When I transplanted into my 45gals this year from the 2gals they were in, I took a long knife an ran it around the inside wall of the fabric pots to cut away the roots that grew into the sides.
Is this your method? Or do you just peel them off?
Last time I transplanted out of 10gal ridged pots it was a huge hassle, but I also didn't have anyone to help so its probably alot faster with extra hands. Lol
analogcricket
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i haven't vegged in 10gals before but whenever transplant out of smarties we turn a 5gal bucket upside down, place the plant on it, peel down the sides of the pot, and remove the plant. pretty simple. The thing is the plants have to be fully rooted so that the grow medium clings together or else you will lose some roots in the process
transplanting out of smarties is a bitch theres no way around it. but it could be worse, last year our neighbors vegged their full season plants in 30gal grow bags until june, i think they had a real tough time transplanting those
if you dont care about savign the smart pots you can use a razor to cut the pot in half vertically and peel it off that way.
I let mine get nice and dry and squeeze the shit out of them and they peal off fairly easy
would be easier with 2 people fighting a 10gl SP with a 4ft bush.. Hell no cutting i am way to cheap for that haha
would be easier with 2 people fighting a 10gl SP with a 4ft bush.. Hell no cutting i am way to cheap for that haha
Sleeper7784
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Sounds simple.
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