pics of crop 30 days

[nomadherbman]

here are some pics taken yesterday june 24th......plants started may 26th

nomadherbman Reviewed by nomadherbman on 06-25-2005. pics of crop 30 days here are some pics taken yesterday june 24th......plants started may 26th Rating: 5

[nomadherbman]

some more pics at various times in vegs

[nomadherbman]

more......

[nomadherbman]

if you look at the first set of pics and the first pic you'll see one huge one standing out over the rest...somehow it managed to grow up to 3 feet in 30 days! another on is 2 foot 9 and the rest are just about 2 feet

[nomadherbman]

yeild????? anyone have guesses??

[Zandor]

Finished, dry, cured buds.......I would guess around 8 oz not including stems or leafs.

[nomadherbman]

ya i was thinking about the same,, tho im shooting for a pound...right now it looks like all 20 are females so atleast an ounze on each and ill have more than enough

umm the one blueberry thats growing out of control is getting too damn big.. i was wondering if i cut out the bottom of the pot and put it outside in my moms garden in some nice soil, well it continue to grow, i would expect soo????

[nomadherbman]

and this is my first grow...how do they look????

[rastabill89]

wow man they look awesome

[Zandor]

ya i was thinking about the same,, tho im shooting for a pound...right now it looks like all 20 are females so atleast an ounze on each and ill have more than enough

umm the one blueberry thats growing out of control is getting too damn big.. i was wondering if i cut out the bottom of the pot and put it outside in my moms garden in some nice soil, well it continue to grow, i would expect soo????

Ok there are 20 there? I did not realize there were that many. With that many plants you should end up around 25-30 oz that's just over one oz pr plant and average is really 1.5 oz pr plant.
By changing the environment you risk some shock to the plant. Bend it down out of the way if you need to. The full light cycle is different for outside and inside growing. It would take longer to finish if you move it outside...but that's not always a bad thing. Then again you open it up to bugs and spiders too.
No right or wrong answer only choices to make.