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They look good for your first grow. Maybe a little small but you are in pots. What's that your growing in a car port? It's still early plenty of time left. They will grow a lot more.

Here's where mine are at right now. Things are looking good so far, long ways to yet.

I should have mentioned that I do early. These were done last weekend.

I do, here are my MOB plants. I stake them and use twine or yarn to give the limbs something to rest on. As they get bigger I'll put more stakes in and tie the branches down some for air flow and support. Not saying this is the right way or the wrong way but it works for me.

This wasn't mine, but a good friend that grows monsters. The plant was 14'x14' and yielded 3.5 lbs.

Nice and bushy, looking good.

Looking good.

Put them things in the ground man! Dig some 3' holes fill with a mix of good compost, aged manure, peat moss amended with garden tone. They will thank you. I wouldn't throw that plant away, then again I wouldn't have topped so soon either. Try not to overthink it.

36 here this morning, all is well.

I'm in costal York County, mine have all been in the ground for a week now. Most have doubled in size since dropping them in. I always put them in the ground around the 3rd week of May. Generally average 1-1.5lbs per plant sometimes more depending on strain.

Looking forward to seeing how you do this year. Just put mine in the ground yesterday.

Looking good.

I'd leave them for a couple of weeks to get over the shock from the 1st transplant, then repot if you feel it's necessary. It's not like they won't grow I'm MG.

I normally put mine in a week after Mother's day. This year I most likely will wait until around the 23rd. It's been unseasonably cool here. Currently the hours of daylight is about 14.5, in a couple weeks we will be at 15. Nice looking clones by the way, healthy looking. Depending where your...

If you've lived in Maine long you know September can be very wet. Wet can mean Bud Rot.

IMO and my experience, PH is pretty much a non issue when growing in ground with good soil. I am sure not all will agree.

You'll be fine.

Plenty of time still, a lot of people sell clones up here if you want to go that route. I am in southern Maine and mine will be going in around the third week of May.

I would wait until the 2nd or 3rd week in May before going outside with them. I am in Maine and wouldn't even think about putting anything in the ground yet.