bigman4270
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Hell ya!! I cannot wait to see those in full bloom. l they are definately looking sweet my friend. Love the sprinkler running on them like that.
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Rocky Mountain High
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Yep, trying to get those branches used to holding some weight
12benji
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well i would definatly say that those are nice sized if they were like 6 feet tall i would actually put them in the pound range, but pics can b decieving. now that i look at them again i would say you probly got a bunch of 1/2 pound bushes there. but brother i got to say they all look great keep up the good work and everything will be fine!!!!!
theloadeddragon
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and I am just finding your grow.....
Rocky Mountain High
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So I finally took Kid Twist's (friend from another Skunk Skool) advice and decided to stake up the plants. Had a few bigger branches break and one plant that looked like it might split right down the middle, so something had to be done for them. 
Once I started staking them I could also see what Twist was saying about trimming the middles and bottoms. I got the big branches I knew I wanted to keep staked and then started trimming all the small stuff away. I noticed, especially on the Goddess plants, that many had branches that were only being supported by the ground.
Quite a pile of branches and leaves when all was said and done.
Will probably get a little more trimming done next week, see how they respond and see which branches show themselves to be 'keepers'
Once I started staking them I could also see what Twist was saying about trimming the middles and bottoms. I got the big branches I knew I wanted to keep staked and then started trimming all the small stuff away. I noticed, especially on the Goddess plants, that many had branches that were only being supported by the ground.
Quite a pile of branches and leaves when all was said and done.
Will probably get a little more trimming done next week, see how they respond and see which branches show themselves to be 'keepers'
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bud nugbong
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Damn thats a big pile of trim. hopefully u see some major bursts of growth on the tops of the plants. wich im sure you will.
Rocky Mountain High
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Right on brother, glad you're here. We are buddy's from Skunk Skool
I'm a caregiver in Colorado and the neighbor on that East fence is a patient. He actually trimmed his tree to let direct light get to them a little earlier in the day.
I have two other neighbors I share a fence with. My neighbor to the West, I've spoken with and he's cool with it. (A guy was trying to get people to call the police on his barking dog one day, (I didn't, I have a dog of my own) I left him a note about it and we've been buddys ever since) Neighbor around the corner of the house to the south, she would never see or smell them. But I also talked to her before planting. She came over and gave me 6 tomato plants and checks on them from time to time, I think she's amazed by the ganja plants and my giant pumpkins. 
My only worry is the rippers.
Yeah, it felt real weird cutting that much off the plants for sure. Man I honestly hope they just start budding and filling in. Any more height and I might have to do something about it. There is a pretty busy street to my North. Hard to explain but the layout makes it impossible to see the plants, unless they get taller than the stakes, which I think I'm going to paint green or maybe black, just in case.
Next year, it's a green house for sure
Thanks guys for checking out the grow, I appreciate it
smokeymcpotz
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nice plants...im ready for new pics anytime. +rep
Rocky Mountain High
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Right on brother I appreciate that and I WILL keep the pictures coming, Especially when we get deep into the budding !
Exactly. Went back and looked at the pics and took a walk around the block. Can't see the stakes (still gonna paint them though) and there is no fucking way the plants are going to out grow the stakes.......right?
theloadeddragon
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Doin it In Style, 
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Rocky Mountain High
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So I think I will rotate the updates by strain. Today is the Mangos, there are three of them. They are looking real good, and strong. The chopping yesterday doesn't seem to have slowed them down at all and I think the staking is helping too. If not them, my peace of mind as we had a good windstorm yesterday and nothing broke.
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bestbuds09
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they are looking better and better every time........ u r going to be one happy camper with the end results. what r you using for nutrients??????? r u going organic?????? hmmm organic yummy
plus rep for a fantastic job/thread u got going on
plus rep for a fantastic job/thread u got going on
smokeymcpotz
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In the 8th pic r u tryin to show me the clone ur cuttin off for me...well thanks bud send it over.lol
Everythings lookn healthy
Everythings lookn healthy
whodatnation
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Looking good Rocky- 
#1Raiderfan420
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very nice cleanup work. They look very healthy for sure!
nathenking
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WOW man, you plants look amazing!!! Keep up the great work. Sub'd
Rocky Mountain High
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Here's an update on the outdoor garden. Today's featured plant is my Goddess cross. It's (Purple Head Knocker x AK-47), with the PHK being (Arcata cut Trainwreck x Durban Poison)
There are 4 of them in the front row and they are all short bushes with plenty of tops, I'm excited.
There are 4 of them in the front row and they are all short bushes with plenty of tops, I'm excited.
