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fdd2blk

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hello. very nice grow. i shoot for 1lb a plant. it's a realistic goal. looks like you should hit that mark. :blsmoke:
 

dmxcrew03402

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Damn FDD a 1 lb per plant, that would be amazing but the nodes are kinda far away from each other but the buds are growing into each other either way thanks for the props
 

fdd2blk

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ya never know. i'd say 20 is a safe #. i see you were somewhat limited on sunlight. they have nice top canopies though. 1/2lb a plant would be a more than safe #.
 

dmxcrew03402

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im guessin 20lbs atleast since you got 32 of em
I am going to be loving life in a month, i am guessing they will be done in a month, has anyone else grown northern lights #5 outdoors. Any info is appreciated. and those pix are some of the smaller ones I'll get new ones up tomorrow hopefully thanks
 

dmxcrew03402

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i see you were somewhat limited on sunlight. #.
Actually the sunbeams at the spots I do have some get more light then others. I actually transplanted trees in the middle of my plot to blend in so the ghetto bird won't see it but it took away some light
 

dmxcrew03402

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2 months. don't rush it. relax, have a beer.
Oh yes as hard as me and my buddy have worked on this I definitely want them to mature and be the best they can be. Do you suggest any of the foxfarm late blooming products like beatie blooms or cha ching thanks FDD
 

Beaner

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you could probably risk taking the fence off at this point...would help the yield a lot. awsome growth though! they look wonderful!
 

dmxcrew03402

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you could probably risk taking the fence off at this point...would help the yield a lot. awsome growth though! they look wonderful!
Nice to see you around beaner all your tips helped a lot. Maybe I'll test it with one and leave it off for a night. It was the rodent like animals I was worried about but now it's the deer even though I havent seen any prints in the plots.
 
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