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getawaymountain

getawaymountain

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FresnoFarmer said:
Hahaha only?? I would be happy if I pulled 4oz off of one of mine lol
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bahia3.jpgbahia2.jpgthose where done on sept 15 also so they airn't a bad strain for a june to oct 1 season they don't mold either here where ya get slammed with fog and rain the last 10 days of sept every year the top in the pic was 125 grams dry smokable bud that is one of our short stocky fast brazian /afghani cross been aclimated to a wet climate for over 10 years but was well worth the time it took to stabilize and can count on no matter how short or wet a season is so what i'm saying is if ya got the right strain ya can get alot of a small plant but i takes alot more than people think to get a lb on a plant
 
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Caloran

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I would say one onze per one gallon of dirt would be a decent guage. so say 4-5 onzes off a 5 gallon pot. Thats doing pretty well though and will need pretty damn good sun/water/love.
 
Balzac89

Balzac89

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Moving them this late in the game will kill ur hravest just leave them or you will regret it. They are way to big to be moved. Or move them and findout i don't really care.
 
Rottedroots

Rottedroots

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Clarify for me Kowa... Your growing in good ole five gallon buckets correct? GIANT difference between growing in a big hole filled with sweet soil and getting full sun and plenty of nutes and growing in a five gallon bucket in part sun. :D

I think if you get a QP out of a bucket grow then you have done very very well. I would be very curious to hear of bigger yields coming out of a fiver. Is it possible to get a half an elbow out of a pickle bucket?? Right now my four best plants are in what I think are 15 gallon tall tree pots and they get all the water and nutes they can use.(could use a bit more sun but WTF) I can only hope to get a solid 4 zips out of each Pot. That is a lot of head weed but not much if your looking to make money. The drought has been rough on my in the ground plants especially with a two week vacation and NO water or rain while I was away. They did not like that! One of my buckets has a Cheese and one an OG #18 in it and I think I read that 4 pounds was possible in the ground for those varieties. Don't know about the Super Silver or the Budha Tahoe but they sure are pretty looking 5 footers with a couple of months to go.:D:clap: Just thinking about a cured pound gives me a woody!!

I do think if you have a good hole with good sun and genetics as well as some love one and two pound plants can be a regular occurrence and HUGE yields are possible!! :leaf:
 
kawasakirdr131

kawasakirdr131

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Rottedroots said:
Clarify for me Kowa... Your growing in good ole five gallon buckets correct? GIANT difference between growing in a big hole filled with sweet soil and getting full sun and plenty of nutes and growing in a five gallon bucket in part sun. :D

I think if you get a QP out of a bucket grow then you have done very very well. I would be very curious to hear of bigger yields coming out of a fiver. Is it possible to get a half an elbow out of a pickle bucket?? Right now my four best plants are in what I think are 15 gallon tall tree pots and they get all the water and nutes they can use.(could use a bit more sun but WTF) I can only hope to get a solid 4 zips out of each Pot. That is a lot of head weed but not much if your looking to make money. The drought has been rough on my in the ground plants especially with a two week vacation and NO water or rain while I was away. They did not like that! One of my buckets has a Cheese and one an OG #18 in it and I think I read that 4 pounds was possible in the ground for those varieties. Don't know about the Super Silver or the Budha Tahoe but they sure are pretty looking 5 footers with a couple of months to go.:D:clap: Just thinking about a cured pound gives me a woody!!

I do think if you have a good hole with good sun and genetics as well as some love one and two pound plants can be a regular occurrence and HUGE yields are possible!! :leaf:
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yess there in five gallon buckets i moved them to a spott were there is 8 hours of direct sunlighttt i haddd wayy more plants in the groundd with 20 gallons of dirt in each hole but someone riped themm all outt itsa good thing i still had these 2 left in the buckets in a complety diff spot or theyd be gon tooo imma juss leave them in the pickle bucket & see how it comes outt
 
Rottedroots

Rottedroots

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Kawa I'm sure balls did not realize you were in buckets. What ever you do do not transplant them my friend. Better off by far just letting them run their course. The thieves got you and the heat and drought got my best ones. It can be a rough game. Of course I would like a ten pound harvest but a pound of head weed would sure give me enough time to start and finish an indoor grow. I have five plump juicychronicfruity beans or whatever the he'll they are just need things to cool down. Be happy with what you get Kawa and next year will come quickly. GO Budski
 
kawasakirdr131

kawasakirdr131

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i dont plan on transplanting wat so ever it is a rough game but heyyy i just like to see them groww
its awsomeee i was mad at first when i found my plants gone but now i am happy with wat i got
nxt year needs to hurry thoo i mite runn my 1000 watt but i was gonna wait till my outdoor plants are donee
patience is a virtue!
i got 20 auto bomb seeds & 7 deiselryder seeds so i mite b popping them in the dirt soon who knos
 
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jack12

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indcolts77 have you ever tried growing your plants in the ground with soil you purchase from the store? You will get alot more off your plants because the roots dont have limitations.
 
Laney

Laney

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If you mulch your ground consistently, you won't need to amend much. Most of the time, I just put it in with the soil from it's 1 or 2 gallon pot. I keep several inches of alfalfa hay year round on my grow spots and the dirt is fantastic (Ruth Stout method). Black, breaks up in your hand, lots of worms. Just need a hand spade.
 
kawasakirdr131

kawasakirdr131

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Hey quys
Srry bout the pics I've been bussy lately ill have some for yu asap
Thinqs are goin greattt thooo! :D

Nxt update ill have some Pics for yah

Stay burning fellas!
 
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