First outdoor grow penny for your thoughts

this thing turned into a monster....any yield estimates? fed it schultz bloom plus for the first time a couple days ago....

good job
check ph n mulch ur beds

I'd guess about 4oz, but you can get more. :jointsmile:
Nice Tree!

looks great to me, Good luck on the flowers!

holy fuck thats a nice plant.:D

Nice shape , maybe a bit thin so I would say maybe 1/4 to 1/2 lb if you can keep from cutting samples on a regular basis. Next time try a high N nute ( I like Miracle Grow all purpose ) until you see flowers starting then switch to Miracle Bloom till finish and I think you'll get a bit fuller plant , also a tip.. More soil the Better.. While they do good in 5 gal bucket..they do Much better in a 25 gal planter... Just my two cents... Paul

yeah man, probably about 4-5 oz :) which aint a bad yeild at all, but if i were you, i would transplant to a bigger bucket.. its not too late (i assume you live in florida too, i see all the bakari (cordgrass) in the background :D) you still have a little bit of stretching time.. i had mine in 7 gallons, and put them into 25 gallons and that was only two weeks ago and it has worked wonders.. check it.. theyll be able to establish a much bigger root system and hopefully that will provide better buddage.. and yes like another poster said, go with a bloom food here soon, something with a high phosphate count.. i recently found some stuff called "Green Light brand Super Bloom" which is a water soluable fert with an npk of 12-55-6 .. its badass stuff and im sure its a common item, i found mine at lowes.. 4.97 too, nice and cheap and it works excellent

i love the port of tampa sign behind it.... those are cool plants... take alot of care for them.. outdoor container plants get picked on alot. make sure they stay nice and hydrated and watch out for high fertilizers and pH problems

I dunno whether its my camera or what but it makes the plant look small. Its actually in a 10 gal planter i believe. Shes like 7-7.5ft tall and about 3ft wide..This set of pictures should give a better perspective. The little plant is a clone experiment in which no rooting hormone was used....alas, it worked! :thumbsup:

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