doublejj
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I have to move that to Friday....
doublejj's next big adventure....Lone Oak Farms 2016
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ruby fruit
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Pc had a laugh reading some of the hillbilly stuff in savage henry last nite lol
doublejj
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I flipped the lights to 12/12 today.......will plant out next weekend.
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Immortalpeace
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Holy shit. Beautiful pictures and nice area for your greenhouses. I'm coming back from a broken hand so I'm slowly tearing down my old greenhouse remains and building a new one. Those plants are so motivating. Btw people call me JJ too lol.
doublejj
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welcome jj, good luck with the hand & the new greenhouse.....i'm sure you, like me, have been called a lot worse ...lol
Immortalpeace
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Lmao been called pretty much everything. Can't wait to see more of your progress.
CA MTN MAN
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Wow looking great! Are you going to transplant those and how much longer do you plan to keep lights on ?
doublejj
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one week 12/12, then plants to the greenhouse..
Soilgrownsmile
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How I feel prepping every year lol, cherry pies look great!
northeastmarco
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What size pots are those in?how do you keep them from getting root bound?
doublejj
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They are in 3gl pots & they are getting root bound. That's why it's time to transplant out into the big smart pots in the greenhouse for flowering. They will get much bigger...
Food for thought.
When a plant changes into flower, vegetation and root growth slow and stop.
Does flipping them indoor and then transplanting defeat the transplant or hinder possible yield as opposed to transplanting and then transitioning to flower and letting them grow into the new pot for the first two weeks of transition and the stretch ?
When a plant changes into flower, vegetation and root growth slow and stop.
Does flipping them indoor and then transplanting defeat the transplant or hinder possible yield as opposed to transplanting and then transitioning to flower and letting them grow into the new pot for the first two weeks of transition and the stretch ?