BudmanTX
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morning, on my second cup of coffee, here at work now....was thinkin bout u guys and gals though....
sunday morning fishing with a nice smoke
how's our mini palm tree noob?
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sunday morning fishing with a nice smoke
how's our mini palm tree noob?
tangerinegreen555
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He's over there showing off his amazing plant from his current and first ever grow.
Quite the prodigy. He'll probably weigh it wet in the pot and claim abouta pound next month.
tangerinegreen555
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I suddenly have tons of these, 2 and 3 at a time.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i think they might be expanding to fill in for the bees that are dying off
BudmanTX
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still? omg what a joke? just so you fine people know Mrs Budman gave the "wft" sign to the palm tree, and then a major laugh we were pretty drunk on the beach so........
UpstateNYGrower
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Hey y’all I could use some professional opinions on something that happened to me yesterday. I have plants in 5/10/20 gal smartpots. 5 each. I put them in my spot that is more or less a wetland. Which is nice bc I don’t have to water as often but my Pineapple Kush was getting less sun on one side so I started turning the pot under I noticed that while turning it the roots had grown through the bottom already and I ended up breaking roughly 5 really nice big white roots. I didn’t move it any further. Any suggestions on what to do? And will she die or just be stressed for a week or so?View attachment 4162556
Roger A. Shrubber
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they will grow through the bags if you leave them in the same place too long. it might take a few days to get over it, but i think it'll be alright. if you don't want them to root to the ground, you have to sit them up on something.
UpstateNYGrower
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It’s good furtile land that they are on. Next year I may put them up on something. Doesn’t it kind of benefit me that they have gone through the pot and are getting even bigger in the ground under them though?
Roger A. Shrubber
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yes, it does, as long as you're aware they do it and don't try to move them. just try to get them where you want them asap. a lot of growers will use tens, then just drop those into 50s, then drop the 50s into 100 or bigger, the roots just keep growing into the new containers
UpstateNYGrower
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I’m definitely going to do that next year. I’m assuming all the roots from the 20s,10s and 5s are already through the bottom so yeah I won’t be moving them anymore. Thanks for the advice man!
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Bareback
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Hey new member I have a question for you......
Where in the world are you at, that green cage looks so familiar, if I only had a clue as to where your located I might could help more.
jerryb73
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Wow, is this what we have to look forward to, the softer side of TNT
Bareback
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No, no, no, I only phrased it that way to be funny, an inside joke . Coming from a guy with my name the new guy might take the standard question seriously. I would prefer someone else ask.Wow, is this what we have to look forward to, the softer side of TNT
UpstateNYGrower
Member
Thanks man I appreciate it. I’ve always referred to this site for advice, just finally made an account todayWelcome to RIU.
UpstateNYGrower
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Chunky Stool
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I saw some of those upside down tomato cages at the store yesterday.
Is it a new trend?
I just use three bamboo stakes plus a long piece of jute. Works for all my pots (30 gallong max).