StonerGrower
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I've been reading high times and looking at the pictures of 10-15ft trees. ok so i know they start indoors and then transplant but how long do they veg and flower for?
how do i get massive plants?
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Mrfootball420
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first you have to start out with a strain that is capable of getting that big and yielding massive amounts. genetics are one of the most important things in a grow. the flowering time to the size is all genetics. next pinch a shit load of tips and start them outdoors around easter. you can grow them in a pot but you need atleast 35 gallon pots and id say even bigger. otherwise go straight in the dirt but just make sure to treat your soil first so its alive and can break down nutes faster allowing for maximum uptake. it also heavily depends on what region you live in. you obviously cant start plants everywhere outdoors at the same time. some places will just be to cold.
but to grow massive trees outdoors is really simple.
but to grow massive trees outdoors is really simple.
MediGrow530
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i germinated my seeds the beginning of march and vegged them in my hut til the end of april and everything was in the ground by may 1st! only had a couple clone plants start to flower but all revegged very well! i use organic soil from a local worm farm, i added a few additives: bone meal, blood meal, kelp meal, dolomite lime. when i started to see a little bit of a nitrogen deficiency i started the nute schedule of 1tbsp of Maxsea per gal every couple days, I started my bloom schedule august 1st and with that i use 1 tbsp of maxsea bloom per gal plus 1 tbsp per gal molasses and 1 tsp per gal humboldt county's ultra snow storm. this is the first year ive grown some true monsters but im liking the results. its all from past years trial and error and alot of research and preparation! If you plan it out and stick to your plan the best as you can you should be able to get some big girls!
Mrfootball420
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looking good medigrow those look like some monster sativas.
Kevin A
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damn!!!!! Nice