madb
Active member
got it, thanks m8.
got it, thanks m8.
Sweet plants everyone......
great plants. seriously beautiful.
we had a SHITTY season here- whole month of june was rain, into july 30 of 35 days of rain, no sun. most folks lost A LOT if they were in ground. luckily, the majority we grew this year were in well-drained containers.
my question- which is better: two 3-4ft bushes that are 3ft wide, seriously stalky, or one 6ft monster x-mas tree? overall, i would love one six foot monster for keeping plant numbers down, and just being a rockingly massive plant. but i imagine 2 shorter bushes would yield more than one monster plant, as far as mass/volume goes. logic: there is less "loss" to shading of lower branches. thoughts?
again, don't want to distract from this awesome thread. very inspring. so many folks growing AMAZINGLY beautiful plants.
we had a SHITTY season here- whole month of june was rain, into july 30 of 35 days of rain, no sun. most folks lost A LOT if they were in ground. luckily, the majority we grew this year were in well-drained containers.
my question- which is better: two 3-4ft bushes that are 3ft wide, seriously stalky, or one 6ft monster x-mas tree? overall, i would love one six foot monster for keeping plant numbers down, and just being a rockingly massive plant. but i imagine 2 shorter bushes would yield more than one monster plant, as far as mass/volume goes. logic: there is less "loss" to shading of lower branches. thoughts?
again, don't want to distract from this awesome thread. very inspring. so many folks growing AMAZINGLY beautiful plants.
Hey all :smile:
I participated to this thread last year, but I don't think I ever posted the end results here. 4 plants = 3.7 kg dry, i.e almost two pounds per plant
They are ak47s by the way.
hey man, is that a greenhouse tent you got there? did you make it yourself?
I might need to think about a 50 gal for this girl then I guess:
So far she is looking good, I might lollipop some of the lower areas to keep air flow up for her & keep moisture down, marine layer and all.
I'm pretty sure she will make it peeps.
how big is that pot you have there expert?
that's not a half bad idea. when i have plants in buckets. i always dig a hole to set them in for that very reason.
Grandma Gudenhi
Member
I've grown outdoors for many years. Each year I have given my plants more grow room and they have grown bigger. Years ago, my plants were nice and bushy but smaller. They would yield a pound, maybe more. Now my plants grow huge and I get about 3.5 pounds average. I harvest them in stages taking all the top then middle buds. I leave the popcorn buds on the plant to fatten them up for another few weeks.
There are probably good points to both big and small plants. It depends on what your needs are.
I need to bury my naked body up to the neck in fresh nugs. Then I need to have my wife make temple ball hash from the resin she scrapes off my body. What sized plants do I need?
madb
Active member
GG do you find that you are able to get these incredible yields from most strains or is it just a few particiular varieties?
beer batter
Member
have a look at theas grow bags, pots. http://www.smartpots.com/ their as big as 100-200gallon. if someone had a tracktor or something to ammend a shit load of soil at a time with many pounds of dr earth starter fertilizer and compost and kelpmeal.. im not sure what tom hill used but i recall he filled his reveral hundred gallon bags with FFOF or some other spendy bag soil -thats crazy though, even for a truckload(s) of local dirt it could be spendy ammending then filling 6-12 200gallon pots. but just imagen it, tom hill inspired alot of people but i dont know how he made his rigs theas a thread on here suposedly about cloth and wire frame pots
thats a 100gallon smart pot
tomhill was getting what 10 pounds per
thats a 100gallon smart pot
tomhill was getting what 10 pounds per
Jiu Jitsu Playa
Member
here we go... this is lemon haze out of 5 gal grow bag... lb all day long. Thanks to MG
welcome to the jungle
Sweet pics JP!
LOL. Yeah... just imagine it... or evn better.. do it.
Have a look at my grow, linked below... first canna grow ever. 18x65 gallon smart pots in light dep and 18x200 gallon smartpots full season, legal, norcal. Never had heard of Tom Hill till my plants were in their pots. I do know a guy called Weed Santa, though- can't take all the credit for devising my system. the grow is linked in my sig.
If you really want to see Tom Hill style, look at Fisher's Farm thread. He's doin a little something we call KILLIN IT. He will probably pull Some 7lbers and some 10's. I'll be happy with an average of 5... ecstatic, actually.
B
BigTex
Cool stuff bigtex!
