GROW 3 PLANTS IN 5 GALLON BUCKET

[stonerdude456]

has anyone ever tried this. would this be possible plant them like this
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stonerdude456 Reviewed by stonerdude456 on 04-14-2009. GROW 3 PLANTS IN 5 GALLON BUCKET has anyone ever tried this. would this be possible plant them like this 0 0 0 in a triangle Mod note: Starting threads in the wrong forum is becoming a habit with you. Please start threads in the right forum. This thread has now been moved to a more appropriate forum. Rating: 5

[everTree]

I was thinking about doing that myself, but after looking at one plant in a 5 gallon bucket i dont think its worth the trouble of growing 3 in the same bucket. After all they might get crowded, have limited space to grow in (1.67 gallons a plant) not very much, might get you 3 ft at most, depending if you can get sufficent light to all the plant. Might be more work, than your willing to put in. My answer is no, lol.

[xcrispi]

Bad idea ,
What happens when 1 or more of the plants is male ?
Cardinal rule = 1 plant per container unless they're pre sexd / clones .
Crispi :jointsmile:

[the image reaper]

while I don't necessarily recommend it, I always used to plant 3 seeds per container, but, only long enough for them to sprout. ... when they reached a few inches tall, I would snip them all down, at soil level, except for the best one ... really no advantage to doing it that way, except to save a bit of time, if one or two seeds failed :wtf:, (we didn't do the 'wet papertowel' crap back then) ... and they were free bagseeds, so nothing really wasted ... survival of the fittest