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For those of you who are interested but have no clue what I'm talking about, the shit-talking began on page 9 of this thread. Turns out the plant in question surprisingly to me yielded a bit less than I predicted but not too much. I say surprisingly because it was bigger than the mom it was...

LOL yeah I'm positive. I had to go back to my order history of both and match the strains...I had them mixed up but they are the only two places I ordered from in that timeframe.

I've done it several times before. In their defense, the pic of the plant in my tent didn't really do it justice without scale. But at the same time people shouldn't talk shit and criticize based on a single pic. If it doesn't end up 3/4 lb it will be really close.

Just wait for my thread coming up in a week or so when I'm done harvesting/drying this California Sour Diesel. All the fucks that laughed at me and ridiculed me for my claim of 3/4 lb from a 1 gallon gonna be put in place soon.

I posted this in the other recent ILGM thread, but deleted and decided to make my own thread about it because I feel bad. I incorrectly and unfairly blamed ILGM for some shitty beans several times on this forum, only to later realize I was a dumbass and had them mixed up with some that I bought...

100% coco >>> coco with anything else (including perlite) added.

I had to cut the topmost cola down a week early due to light/heat stress. Plant got way taller than I anticipated and it started to foxtail on me. I'm going to cut the rest down this weekend. 12oz coke can for scale, pics are before and after trimming. I'll continue to update with pics and then...

Yeah I sold the day after I posted when it was up 20%. Made a nice little chunk of change and may buy back in this week.

Sorry guys, not letting this thread die. You fuckers had me doubting myself for a bit but I am NOT a bull-shitter...I cant stand bullshit-talking keyboard warriors so this shit isn't going away until this plant is dried and jarred with pictures/results. If I'm off I'll own it but I won't be by...

The pics I posted dont do it justice, and I'm not pulling it from the tent to take better ones yet. Several branches are all tied to each other and the tomato cage to stay somewhat upright and I dont want to disturb them. I'm basing my guesstimate on the mom she was cloned from. She was close...

:lol: It has about two weeks left, I'll take more pics out of the tent and the branches hanging with something to scale. Then more after trimmed/dried/jarred. Guarantee it'll net 10oz minimum, but based on momma and size compared to her I'm betting on quite a bit more. The main cola is almost...

:roll: My last plant of the same strain produced 12.75. The one in the pic seems to have a bit larger colas than it's mom. Believe me or not, I give zero fucks.

What size containers are you growing in? Indoors or out? Fabric or plastic? Plastic more than 3 gallons indoors during veg I'd agree. But other than that, yeah for best results it absolutely does. Coco is supposed to be kept saturated, if you let it dry out you're just asking for problems.

Growing in coco already requires daily feeding, but if you want to not only waste more money on perlite and hydroton while at the same time causing your medium dry out faster and adding even more time feeding...more power to you I guess. Sounds counterproductive to me but you guys do you!

And some of the same shit dried.cured.

100% coco, 1 gallon pot. Yeah I could grow in 3 gallon pots and probably cut my watering down to once/day, but why when I can routinely pull 12+oz from 1 gallon of medium?

It doesn't hold enough water to make it worth adding. Do this: fill a pot with 100% coco and another one with 50% coco and 50% perlite. Water both thoroughly and sit side by side. The next day put a soil hydrometer in both and tell me your readings. Perlite is beneficial in soil, but unneeded in...

But coco holds the water with nutrients the roots absorb, perlite and hydroton do not. They just waste space that more coco/roots could be filling. The roots also occupy a lot of space if allowed to and the plant is healthy. Most of my plants are hard to get any coco out of after harvest because...