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Stiickygreen

Stiickygreen

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Some of da fun goin' on here....

Triple Nova. I figure I'm in week 6...maybe closing in on 7. I truly think things flipped earlier this season here across the board. (other than the LVTK's) Might have been timing (went from 24/0 to 3 days of shade...then outside on June 6th....I estimate they started to flower July 15-20). Either way....while these plants were always a far lighter green in color than some of the others in the hoop ..these are fading/going noticeably more lime green than the others. There's one that is far more lanky but still has the same bud structure...and is a good 6 ft tall/5 ft wide. These other 2 are shorter @ 5 ft or so...5 ft wide....

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ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Stiickygreen said:
Tennessee Kush #2- She topped so well....just a round ass bush full of tops. Comin' on strong too. I wish I had an entire field of these....

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Nice work !
The triple nova and the lvtk are 2 I'm looking at doing for outdoor this year
Which one would u say would be more suited to being in ground if you only had one in ground and one in a fabric pot that's smaller than the ground hole
Actually I have lvtk and TK not tk#2
 
Stiickygreen

Stiickygreen

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Kinda hard to say at this point. A lot would depend on your season length/etc. , IMO. Those LVTK's stretch like crazy. IF they yield (aka..you have the time/season to let em run out)..they'd make a serious SCROG outdoors...which..if I remember through the fog...is what you do.

I have 2 Triple Nova's in 30 gal fabric pots. One is in a 20 gallon plastic nursery container. Not gonna be much difference in yield from what I'm seeing now. That 20 gal is rockin it for it's size.

I may try some plants in the ground here next season...up farther on the hill....near the woods where I can actually dig. Down here by the stream...it's rocky as fook and there are huge tree roots. I was lucky to get this hoop house set. Digging holes for plants would be a serious task here.

best of luck out there folks.....
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Stiickygreen said:
Kinda hard to say at this point. A lot would depend on your season length/etc. , IMO. Those LVTK's stretch like crazy. IF they yield (aka..you have the time/season to let em run out)..they'd make a serious SCROG outdoors...which..if I remember through the fog...is what you do.

I have 2 Triple Nova's in 30 gal fabric pots. One is in a 20 gallon plastic nursery container. Not gonna be much difference in yield from what I'm seeing now. That 20 gal is rockin it for it's size.

I may try some plants in the ground here next season...up farther on the hill....near the woods where I can actually dig. Down here by the stream...it's rocky as fook and there are huge tree roots. I was lucky to get this hoop house set. Digging holes for plants would be a serious task here.

best of luck out there folks.....
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Thats good info...yes I do scrog outside..I like to go about 6ft but found I would prob be better served at 5ft scrog then maybe another layer at 7 ft ...
I can get in 3-4 months veg easy and they have up 14 weeks minimum to flower before I even worry about to much rain and/or frost
 
slow drawl

slow drawl

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ruby fruit said:
Was that the bushy shorter pheno from the start ?
I have both the tall one no side branching and the shorter more one with plenty of side branching....
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Mine looked like your taller one but had decent side branching. I topped em at the 5th node and most of the lower branches caught up to the top fairly quickly.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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slow drawl said:
Mine looked like your taller one but had decent side branching. I topped em at the 5th node and most of the lower branches caught up to the top fairly quickly.
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These are going indoor under a couple 600wt hps...u think the taller one will still be ok ..heights Not an issue
I'm starting outdoor germination this week
 
slow drawl

slow drawl

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ruby fruit said:
These are going indoor under a couple 600wt hps...u think the taller one will still be ok ..heights Not an issue
I'm starting outdoor germination this week
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Man that's hard to say, the one in the tent was small when I flowered it. So it a little more than doubled in size, probably could've vegged it for a couple more weeks.
The one in the GH has almost tripled in size since the stretch started, I've really had to work on her to keep her down. Everyone of the LVTK that I've started looked almost identical in the first month...hard to predict.
 
Stiickygreen

Stiickygreen

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My Triple Nova's were far taller and lankier than the LVTK's in veg but they >didn't S-t-r-e-t-c-h like the LVTK.< in flower. The TN's were such beanpoles and I was over count...I almost didn't run 'em. That woulda been a huge mistake.
 
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