Plant size during flowering

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exoticweedlover

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I have plant growing outdoors that are 2 ft tall. There are only a few more weeks until flowering. Are they at their maximum size or will they continue to grow during flowering?
 
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Chewwy1234

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It depends on what strain your growing,But yes it will continue to grow while flowering.....how much I dont know :mrgreen:
 
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exoticweedlover

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i have a white widow and a super silver haze. The white widow 2 ft. maybe a little taller. The silver haze is almost 2 ft. What general size and yield if possible to tell could i expect outdoors from these strains? any help is much appreciated. thanks
 
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IGTHY

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exoticweedlover said:
I have plant growing outdoors that are 2 ft tall. There are only a few more weeks until flowering. Are they at their maximum size or will they continue to grow during flowering?
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They will have one last stretch before they begin flowering; usually your plant will double in size.
 
misshestermoffitt

misshestermoffitt

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I love to hang out with my plants. When they're outside I go out and "pull weeds" near them. When they're inside I can't seem to stay away from their cabinet. I feel like they're my children.

Mine are just kids right now, I can't wait until they are more grown up and sprouting some buds.
 
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Sherry

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worble7 said:
i talk to mine when i go out and see them lmao
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Man I thought some would think I was nuts, I do the same thing - my ladies are in 3 growth stages and just watching em mature - some have buds and others are very close to preflower. The babies (female clones from my medusa and lemon skunk) are just starting to shoot up. I'll post pics very soon.

A friend of mine gave me 2 supposedly 'female' plants a month ago - I planted them way from all of mine (so he could visit his without knowing I am growing about 80) - both of his were male - the only males in the soil!

I had him come look at them himself b4 I pulled them up. I felt sorry for him, really - gorgeous plants, but no ladies. What a waste of energy that was :(

sherry
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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Christian? How about proper? Christian values follow along most values of most cultures and religions. I can understand reasons people have for ridiculing them, but ridiculing their values that seem to be shared by humanity itself does not seem very correct.... no offense, I just take offense to being referenced to as a Christian...
 
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GarryFroker

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theloadeddragon said:
Christian? How about proper? Christian values follow along most values of most cultures and religions. I can understand reasons people have for ridiculing them, but ridiculing their values that seem to be shared by humanity itself does not seem very correct.... no offense, I just take offense to being referenced to as a Christian...
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Ok.....:-?......how about; Why that would be a very Muslim thing to do.
 
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Sherry

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theloadeddragon said:
too bad for your friend... will you donate one of your 80?
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Um,... Gee, did I say 80? Um, well, stop on by - I'll give ya one. The code is: "This is not entrapment, honest.." :)

sherry

p.s. I already donate to charitable orgs - but never my girls
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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I meant to your friend because of their tough luck... lol, I do have a thread about giving away (donating) portions of our crops to qualified patients... its somewhere here on RIU
 
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Sherry

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theloadeddragon said:
I meant to your friend because of their tough luck... lol, I do have a thread about giving away (donating) portions of our crops to qualified patients... its somewhere here on RIU
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I can't let my friend know - at all. Biggest blabbermouth in the southeast. Don't trust him, but I had to keep my back by not acting in a suspicious manner - lots of land involved and to look at me you would not think or get a picture of a very surreptitious individual growing outdoors (or indoors).

I wish I could donate now. I haven't grown since 1983, and I have my reasons for growing - some sick folk around here. Perhaps a couple of years (2) until I 'learn' this soil and geography (weather patterns etc)..

We may get in touch then to discuss any possibilities of donating :)

But first, I need to be safe, so I save money for:
solar energy plans
underground shelter
underground greenhouse (my ladies, tomatoes, lettuce, spinach, potatoes onions, peppers, garlic, etc etc...
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However, my friend will see some come his way; gotta keep em happy.

sherry
 
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