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08-22-2007, 10:17 PM #1
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4 ft tall!!!!! and bending them is'nt helping lol
well i wanted to find sex so i could find a good mother and then grow the rest as i did'nt want to flower to show sex then back to veg like sum do that stresses them but it did'nt work out that way so i started in another closed off area a mother so it's all good now but now i just have to deal with what i have so i guess i'll just have to keep bending them down. and u think 6 plants is way to much for that area lol thats nothing i started out with 16 plants and 3 watermelon,2peppers,2 carrots,2 lettuce i grew them all for a month under 1400w mh and them moved them outside and the other plants sum were males and the others i moved.
Originally Posted by xcrispi
1000w 3 x 5 x 8 = 1 - 5 gal. bucket , and 1 fem. plant in my world = about 8-12 oz w/ some topping -n- training. and with my plants the way there looking im lookin at 2 or 3 ppalerider7777 Reviewed by palerider7777 on . 4 ft tall!!!!! and bending them is'nt helping lol just finished first week of flowering, and there reaching real close to 4 ft tall. im roping them down and they are still growing up i tied them down from 4ft to 3 ft last nite, and i check them this morning and they grew back to 3 1/2 ft over nite. i know it did'nt grow the whole 1/2 ft over nite sum of that was just where the stalk bent upwards so maybe the growth was 1 or 2 inches . i tied sum string close to the top of the stalks and bent them over and over nite they curved back up and Rating: 5
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