boilingoil
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Seeds can be planted anytime after last frost. They can be planted earlier with a greenhouse. Most seedlings take 4-6 weeks to be mature enough to go into flower. Been doing it in the Midwest for decades.
In pots or in the ground?
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Trippyness
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I know this mate. Appriciate it.
ruby fruit
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You could still use a 60-100 gallon smart pot and achieve the same yield as the one i had in the ground if u wanted to...
ruby fruit
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If 100 gallon is to much for you ive seen plenty of ppl on here pull a pound of 40-60 gallon smart/fabric pots 
DrunkenRampage
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ups and downs to everything. the only advantages i see to using pots is, being able to move your plants, it keeps some pests at bay that dont wanna scale the pot, and you control your nutes alot better. now if you wanna big yeild, dig a 4x4 hole in a sunny spot, and fill it with good soil. the roots will eventually go past your good soil bit the chances of them picking up some more valuable micro nutes in the native soil are pretty good. put weighted cardboard or plastic down around your plants until they are thriving. this will keep the youngings ccompeting for lighting amongst the weeds. take it out once you have thriving plant above the other weeds, so the roots can be more exposed to rain water. hope this helps.
MaiNiaK420
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Is that an Irish Wolfhound?
Trippyness
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My plan is as follows.
Dig a 30 gallon hole in the ground. Fill with proMix.
Reason is the roots can expand past the promix but the mix helps it.
Likely will get a better yeild.
Dig a 30 gallon hole in the ground. Fill with proMix.
Reason is the roots can expand past the promix but the mix helps it.
Likely will get a better yeild.
ruby fruit
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Pounder
boilingoil
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Sorry I wasn't really directing it at you. Just the people that didn't comprehend that you where doing seeds.
From experience raised beds or fabric pots will give a better yield than in ground planting. Also 30 gallons of soil seems like a lot for a plant that is only going to be growing for 12-16 weeks. In my area I find 10-12 gallons is plenty enough to take my crops to the first of October.
unspecified
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treemansbuds
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100 gallon smart pot monsters.
@unspecified that's the Orange O.G. X SR-71 closest to the camera. 8 plants total under the greenhouse film.
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Orange O.G. X SR-71 Purple Kush Bud
I like smart pots!
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@unspecified that's the Orange O.G. X SR-71 closest to the camera. 8 plants total under the greenhouse film.
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Orange O.G. X SR-71 Purple Kush Bud
I like smart pots!
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doublejj
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smart pots are made of fabric material...
MaiNiaK420
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unspecified
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Looking good! I cant wait to start the seeds! i still need to take pics of the banana kush in i have in my greenhouse. She is the last to show shes in flower and last to harvest
This is an orange og X romulan From last season.
not as big as the trees you grow but getting there.
Trippyness
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My main goal is a lb per plant. 10gall wont get me there. 30 gallons is better. Reaspon is more roots more bud.
unspecified
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I love my 100gal smart pots except for at my last house. The ground there was amazing, i could have probably bagged and sold that soil. i was in a nice farming area, now rock...
KittyBudette
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That is a GORGEOUS plant! Good job!Looking good! I cant wait to start the seeds! i still need to take pics of the banana kush in i have in my greenhouse. She is the last to show shes in flower and last to harvest
This is an orange og X romulan From last season.
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not as big as the trees you grow but getting there.
