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She has 3 months of growing in 3 gallon coco under her belt. Transplanted into 15 gallon outside mid may. Going to give her some support as it can be quite windy here! She should get pretty large also might take a clone of her for indoors
She finally bound into 15 gal bag. Coco going into soil definitely took few days to adjust I’m sure. Leaves showing nice dark green growth. I’m sure this plant will be fuckin huge which is what I’m going for mad some other transplants outdoors. Should be quite the outdoor garden this summer. 😎 ☀️ 🤘 peace
Well, fully rebounded from transplant. Beefy daily growth. Cicadas are in love with the plant. Might have to get a net when flower starts. love the rain!!!
She is getting very bushy now. Many nodes I counted over 30 now. Plant gives off slight skunk smell already. Expecting big thing. Notice I’ve compacted into root bulb. May be able to do a transplant prior to flower. Go big or go home
Should I transplant her out of pot into earth? I have space, more so worried about pests on the out skirts of my lawn where I don’t have peat control. I do like the mobility of the grow bag too any thoughts maybe increase size of grow bag b4 flower. If I don’t go in ground.
I would put her into the ground. It’s much easier that way unless you are able to water every day during the hot summer days.
As far as the pests go. I think you will be experiencing the same pests outdoors no matter where you’re going to put it. If you are talking about animals though, then yes, having it out further out will have a greater risk to animals munching down on your plant.
If you choose to keep it in a pot. I suggest going with 10 gallons minimum outside. And transplant as soon as you can.
I hope this helps.
All depends on what nutes you will be using, if bottled, then bigger pot , if some simple or slow release - better give full space in ground.
I tried few summers outdoor guerilla grows in pots, stopped it because of constant watering or other care was needed.
I grow on other peoples land, so for me its the way and results are very similar ussually.
If I grow outside I prefer to grow in the earth.
I have only grown on my baloney in pots as I lack any ground space. but the plant will be bigger in earth given its good soil. More room for the roots to explore and take it all in. Big pots also help.
If in the earth it will be staintory and if someone sees it you won't be able to move it vs a pot. I don't know about your area, but some people track ppl growing and will come back and chop the plants then run off with them end of season. They can also do this with a pot but it can be moved indoors or something away from them. I also find it easier to feed plants in earth as they have most of the micros and you really only need to worry about basic NPK and Ca-S-Mg, mostly Ca,
Pros and cons to each, will be your choice in the end.
Storms rolled in after extreme heat and drought. The plants really love rain water. Soaks in any build up and or poor water habits. This plants original growth was in 3 gallon coco indoors. Got her fairly decent size b4 moving her outdoor into soil. I feel this is key to developing some very weather resistant and just plain huge trees 🌲. I think she’ll be taller than me one day ❤️☺️
Happy 4th ot July! Pulled out compacted root bulb and filled 1/4 of pot with soil. Maximum surface area for root growth in this 30 gallon bag. Higher humidity hasn’t been issue if anything. Enjoying the needed rain. Watering does get hard to keep up with. Signs of preflower so timing is good for transplant. She should be a monster!
Massive crown like structure. Mane cola is a watermelon size bud and frowning still. Trichs filling in nicely. Wow just wow might be over 500 grams on her
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