what the hell ru guysputtin in the soil toget them that big i usally will get afat haf pound of a plant but ive been seeing people with fuckin huge harvest ofa single plant what ru doing diff i start em in m gow pottingmix put them in the ground throw a couple 20-10-16 around ea plant then ill throw 10 -60-10 at themid aug and theyalways turnout great but i want a monster
how r these people getting such monsters whats the secret
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plantsinpants
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dahm son! i think the greed has gotten to ya? listen to yourself-- 1/2 lb per plants is plenty,
CrackerJax
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Well, right off the bat I would change your second fert. to 10-10-60.
CrackerJax
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Secondly, a lot depends on the genetics of your plant. You'll need to match your strain to your goal.
Space Angel
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how true1 I have some afgani mazar, that are almost 8'tall. actually taller than I thought they'd be. puts me into mind of a x-mas tree. nutes help with the growth also.
mrgreenbudz
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Damn if I only got 1/2 lbs I would quit the business. Normal for me is around 3 - 4 1/2 per plant. You gotta start early and you gotta have large holes with great soil. Also a good amount of sun and water doesn't hurt either.
darkdestruction420
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yeah, its not secret super-hi tech crazy growing techniques that make these monsters its all about lots of great soil, direct light, and good genetics(vegging inside all winter probally wouldnt hurt though...lol)
Here is a fuzzy pic of my little tree (going on to 6 foot 29 days budding). I have the main top bent way over. Grow trees if you want big yelds.
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Spasticsmoke
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alot of these 'monsters' you have been seeing are vegged inside for a while before they either go outside, or before they are forced into flowering... also the guys here know what they are doing.. i have seen really good results from extended veg. and coco as a medium with use of the canna producs as nuets...
the easiest way to get some monsters is to follow peoples grow guids that have monsters and try to mimic them as closely as possible.
the easiest way to get some monsters is to follow peoples grow guids that have monsters and try to mimic them as closely as possible.
cbtwohundread
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lots of direct sun,a good healthy strong vegging period,love,a large container or put her in the ground,some good compost tea and worm castings and thats a good start
greenjunky97
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when you plant it in the ground put it in a sunny spot and dig it a biiig hole feed it regularly and maybe sum wire fencing to scrog it while it grows
mrgreenbudz
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Normally I start my clones out in April inside under 400 wt Halides and by the end of May they are in 3 gal pots ready to go outside in partial shade to aclimate them for a week. As for holes go. I dig large holes almost 4 ft across and a little over kneecap deep. Now as for soil and nutes go, I use Promix HP for my base soil as it contains canadian sphagnum peat moss which holds moisture real well while staying very soft and light allowing roots to grow great. I then mix in some extra perlite, a 20% earthworth mix for the local worm factory and one bag of organic composted chicken manure.
Now as for nutes, Tea's. I will cycle different teas during the week during their growth phase. But I use 1 drop per gallon of Super Thrive, great shit! Here is one of my recipes.
I mix in a 5 gallon bucket that when ready in 24 hrs get mixed into a 55 gal barrel for watering.
3 - 8 oz cups of Bat Guano 10-2-2 of something close to this.
2 - 8 oz cups Organic Composted Chicken Manure
10 - TB Spoons Organic Soluble Seaweed
5 - oz Molasses but I only add this once a week or every other week.
Strain everything and then dump in to the 55 gal barrel and fill to the top with well water. The ony difference is sometimes I use straight Worm Castings in place of the Bat Guano or Chicken Manure.
Last but not least is foiliar feed my plants 2 times a week with a much more diluted version of the above. Now a trick for you guys that don't want to spend $300 buck on a atomizer for feeding is to buy yourself a cheap electric paint gun like the Wagoner Power Painter, basically it's a baby atomizer for about $50 or cheaper. This works fantastic and great to use in the evening time after things cool down a bit. I like spraying early evening as the plants stay wet longer absorbing the nutes.
Hope this helps out a little.
Mr G
Now as for nutes, Tea's. I will cycle different teas during the week during their growth phase. But I use 1 drop per gallon of Super Thrive, great shit! Here is one of my recipes.
I mix in a 5 gallon bucket that when ready in 24 hrs get mixed into a 55 gal barrel for watering.
3 - 8 oz cups of Bat Guano 10-2-2 of something close to this.
2 - 8 oz cups Organic Composted Chicken Manure
10 - TB Spoons Organic Soluble Seaweed
5 - oz Molasses but I only add this once a week or every other week.
Strain everything and then dump in to the 55 gal barrel and fill to the top with well water. The ony difference is sometimes I use straight Worm Castings in place of the Bat Guano or Chicken Manure.
Last but not least is foiliar feed my plants 2 times a week with a much more diluted version of the above. Now a trick for you guys that don't want to spend $300 buck on a atomizer for feeding is to buy yourself a cheap electric paint gun like the Wagoner Power Painter, basically it's a baby atomizer for about $50 or cheaper. This works fantastic and great to use in the evening time after things cool down a bit. I like spraying early evening as the plants stay wet longer absorbing the nutes.
Hope this helps out a little.
Mr G