grandpa 1949
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Well I'm out of the hospital. Been there for nine months, this time.
Now It's time to get your girls planted outside. I'm located in TN. So adjust your plantings accordingly. Remembering the girls don't like it below sixty degrees. Below fifty degrees and you can pretty much kiss them good bye. What I do is put them in, nine inch pots and take them in at night. Wait till the next day gets above 60 degrees. Make sure you have a spot, not seen by others, and as much direct sunlight as possible. When you do transplant your little girls, be sure you keep up their fertilizers. Don't burn them out. Then don't forget their there! I let my Rottweiler(service dog) guard them. She a small Rotty, eighty six pounds, and barks if anything comes close. When watering, make a circle around the plant. Making the roots reach for the water. The bigger the roots, the bigger the yield. Now everything else stays the same. Trim the main stock at the third set of leaves and then the third set of leaves on the new branches. The chandelier effect. So now I have gone from a single plant to quadrupling the yield. It will take a little longer but worth the wait! Now you have opened up a outdoor bugs. I don't get any bugs, but be careful what you spray on your plant. Remember your going to smoke this.
I'm old school grower. I started growing weed in the middle sixties' and a one hundred watt light bulb! Back then we all grew outdoors as much a possible. We didn't have all the lighting we have now.
Now It's time to get your girls planted outside. I'm located in TN. So adjust your plantings accordingly. Remembering the girls don't like it below sixty degrees. Below fifty degrees and you can pretty much kiss them good bye. What I do is put them in, nine inch pots and take them in at night. Wait till the next day gets above 60 degrees. Make sure you have a spot, not seen by others, and as much direct sunlight as possible. When you do transplant your little girls, be sure you keep up their fertilizers. Don't burn them out. Then don't forget their there! I let my Rottweiler(service dog) guard them. She a small Rotty, eighty six pounds, and barks if anything comes close. When watering, make a circle around the plant. Making the roots reach for the water. The bigger the roots, the bigger the yield. Now everything else stays the same. Trim the main stock at the third set of leaves and then the third set of leaves on the new branches. The chandelier effect. So now I have gone from a single plant to quadrupling the yield. It will take a little longer but worth the wait! Now you have opened up a outdoor bugs. I don't get any bugs, but be careful what you spray on your plant. Remember your going to smoke this.
I'm old school grower. I started growing weed in the middle sixties' and a one hundred watt light bulb! Back then we all grew outdoors as much a possible. We didn't have all the lighting we have now.
