Quote Originally Posted by joeiskrunk
Crab- I'm starting the plant right not inside and transplanting it outside... so do you think i should just let it grow and maybe lst or something that doesnt stress it enough to slow its growth down. Fimming the plants or topping would probably only stunt growth and a little over a month the plants will be flowering.
Why do you want to do anything to it? Are you going to have a space problem?

The reason I go to the trouble of training like I do is because I have to grow within the constraints of an artificial, indoor environment. I use small lights which means I can't let them get too tall, otherwise I have no yield. You should have none of these issues growing outside in a natural environment.

If you are going to transplant outside, I would assume you have a good place for it. If the plant is growing well, I wouldn't mess with it. Outside she should get all the air and light that she needs, so you should have no need to alter her structure.

I greatly caution you to acclimate that indoor plant to the outside before you do a wholesale move with her. You can kill a plant real easy doing that.

All IMO - I don't grow pot outside
crabbyback Reviewed by crabbyback on . The Pure Aka Original Skunk #1 I recently went to Amsterdam and brought some seeds back with me. I got ten Original Skunk #1 seeds. I sprouted 4 in a paper towel 3 days ago and now the sprouts have been planted two per cup. They should probably sprout in 2 or 3 days. In the time i would love to soak up any knowledge. Any growing tips, plant issues, nutrients used. For my grow which i will be doing outside... even though it's kind of late. I will be using bat guano: Mexican (veg.), Jamaican(beginning flowering), Rating: 5