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09-03-2009, 05:54 PM #11Senior Member
WHOLE PLANT DROOPING!
Im tellin ya, if you re pot it, it would grow bigger and healthier, but thats just me man. I grow in pots and they love new ones with fresh soil:rasta:
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09-04-2009, 02:12 AM #12Senior Member
WHOLE PLANT DROOPING!
not for nothin, but it's a little late for repotting. All the growth is in the buds now, the plant won't really get any bigger as a whole. The stress may affect the flowering and have a harder time adjusting.
My posts are completely hypothetical fiction. The photographs I post were found on the internet. I only post on these forums as a kind of fantasy gardening.
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09-04-2009, 03:01 PM #13Senior Member
WHOLE PLANT DROOPING!
I thought so, outdoor plants even in 5 gallon buckets can go many days without water. And those dreaded spider mites and aphids wiped out about 30 of my plants back in the Spring before I could move them, left me nothing but stems.
It turned out there was a swamp nearby, never plant anywhere near a swamp or you're doomed!
Originally Posted by WhoaMan
\"There is nothing new under the sun\".
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09-04-2009, 03:03 PM #14Senior Member
WHOLE PLANT DROOPING!
I just noticed this as well, thank you!
There's so many sub-forums here, it's easy to miss things.
Originally Posted by savage7garden
\"There is nothing new under the sun\".
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