Alienwidow
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Those arent 30 feet wide. This is what thirty feet looks like. Those are like 15 feet wide.
Is a hundred pounds plant possible ?
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Alienwidow
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Ryan to be honest ive only grown outside once, but my plants were 11 feet high, and 12 feet wide. I got like three pounds off of the biggest one. The insides dont really have much weight, its all about the outer buds.
racerboy71
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there's no way on god's green earth one of those plants is pulling fifty elbows per, unless of course they used mountain dew, silly me, what was i thinking..
Bugeye
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I think we are talking dry weight. I could believe 50+ wet on those.
I'm pretty sure that is a member here's garden. Had 400 plants or something out of Oregon maybe. Sasquatch or something like that
Alienwidow
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@mucha_mota , do you have any idea what those video monsters would ring in at?
rikdabrick
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Plants in that video are 10'-12' tall, maybe 14' at the max. I'd guess they're 5-10lbs.
The guy to the right on the beginning of the video is a foot taller than the plants, use that as your guage to the plant heights. It's pretty hard to tell with the lens they're using one the first time watching it, but look at the guy to the right and the first row of plants. The ones in the back look bigger than they are with that lens.
The guy to the right on the beginning of the video is a foot taller than the plants, use that as your guage to the plant heights. It's pretty hard to tell with the lens they're using one the first time watching it, but look at the guy to the right and the first row of plants. The ones in the back look bigger than they are with that lens.
mucha_mota
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you loose 75% of the weight. easy.
my boy grabs 4lb (dry) off a purple NL#5 from bodhi & 6lb (dry) from trees of dream lotus.
you can "reverse engineer" the math for the wet weight.
ive seen 60 to 90 dry zips on trees grown by pros.
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my boy grabs 4lb (dry) off a purple NL#5 from bodhi & 6lb (dry) from trees of dream lotus.
you can "reverse engineer" the math for the wet weight.
ive seen 60 to 90 dry zips on trees grown by pros.
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mucha_mota
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his sins og. these were 3lb (ish) each of dry product.
Alienwidow
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this was 3lbs of dry too. So i would need 16 of these to make 50lbs. That would be four of these in a row, stacked four high. 4x4 in a square. This plant is 11 feet tall so the end super plant would be 44 feet tall and 44 feet wide.
WeedFreak78
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Just graft branches together on all those plants early. By the end of the season, they all become one plant, then you got your 100# plant. Only way I see it happening.
racerboy71
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your work alien?View attachment 3646525 this was 3lbs of dry too. So i would need 16 of these to make 50lbs. That would be four of these in a row, stacked four high. 4x4 in a square. This plant is 11 feet tall so the end super plant would be 44 feet tall and 44 feet wide.
Budley Doright
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Doable IMO, start a journal
Alienwidow
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Ya, first outdoor. Heres another, last one was cherry pie, this was jillybean
Budley Doright
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Doable I think with the proper defoliation, and all 42 bottles of AN nutes/additives.View attachment 3646525 this was 3lbs of dry too. So i would need 16 of these to make 50lbs. That would be four of these in a row, stacked four high. 4x4 in a square. This plant is 11 feet tall so the end super plant would be 44 feet tall and 44 feet wide.
Here's @Two Year Old Sasquatch garden link ryan. I believe that's what you showed you can ask him about those 50 pounds plants
https://www.rollitup.org/t/2-500-plants.868068/page-5
https://www.rollitup.org/t/2-500-plants.868068/page-5
ryan1918
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yours look nothing like the one's posted, they are 1/10th of a scale if your lucky, but if you don't believe me then don't but you should see the new setup that was last years grow from themView attachment 3646525 this was 3lbs of dry too. So i would need 16 of these to make 50lbs. That would be four of these in a row, stacked four high. 4x4 in a square. This plant is 11 feet tall so the end super plant would be 44 feet tall and 44 feet wide.
Michael Huntherz
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I love it! Saying 45359 grams per square meter, giving away the troll, and people still answer in earnest! You are an artist. Welcome back.
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