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Jon said:
Hey @Grand Daddy Black, it occurs to me that you might be someone that would know the answer, or AN answer, to this....mind a quick question? I won't clog up Otter's thread with more than this one (thanks for the leeway Otter, sorry, lol, feel free to post your life story in my journal):
how big can a plant get in a seven gallon pot, in a 5x5, with perfect environmental conditions, very good training to create a flat canopy (but without a screen), and a world class light, but no CO2? Assume I want to up-pot like this: Dixie Cup > One gallon pot > Three gallon pot > Seven gallon pot. Also assume Sohum living soil.

Can I fill my tent and harvest a pound and a half from one plant in that scenario? Or could I fit two plants in the 5x5 in that scenario in sevens without choking them out, and harvest over two pounds? Either one of those things possible?

Thanks!
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Here's the Strawberry Cough in a 15 alone in the 4 x 4.
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Jon said:
My mouth is on the floor man. Either you're the luckiest grower alive or you know what the hell you're doing. I'm going with the latter. Honestly man I've seen a ton of outdoor plants, greenhouse plants, etc., and these are among the healthiest outdoor plants of this size I have ever seen. I looked hard in your pictures to try and find any kind of blemish whatsoever and I couldn't find ONE. Amazing. (I'm sure you can show me one if pressed, lol, or no? Are they really as good as they look everywhere we can't see too?) That Geoflora seems to be giving a lot of people good results, I may have to jump in. The stems are so thick! I can't wait to see your harvest. My god. Great great job man. And thanks for saving me the hassle of entering the Plant of the Month contest next month. I ain't competing with this.

:laughtwo::laughtwo::laughtwo::laughtwo:

:woohoo::woohoo::woohoo:
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Hehe, I'm a lucky guy Jon! I get advise all the time right here at 420mag. This lady has many leaves with bug suck spots and bitten off leaf ends. There will be powdery mildew and most likely some botrytis later too. However for the most part she's very healthy and fighting off what she has to. I'm super happy with geoflora's debut this year so far!
 
StoneOtter said:
The wind has no respect for beauty HashGirl! My heart is dented now.
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I told my husband that this is what I don't get about growing outside. Yeah, you can grow bigger but there are too many variables that you can't control growing outside. Personally, I prefer inside growing.
 
Grand Daddy Black said:
I have gotten away from weighing them lately mostly because I have no real need to know the weight. However, just based on the number of (32 oz.) Mason jars I filled, I can tell you it was over a pound.

Damn, I'm just a wealth of information, eh? :laughtwo:
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Lol. I was just curious. Yeah for sure over a pound. Good for a 4x4, eh? Thanks. I'll ask elsewhere if I'm gonna keep asking stuff. Sorry, not trying to take over your journal.
 
Well, slap my ass and call me Shirley!

Your plant is one foxy mama. I think I'm in love. :love: :hugs: :love:
Give her my deets. Maybe we can hit it off!?!?
 
But, to be fair, you really need some sort of object in the picture as a reference point so we can tell scale.

Maybe the obligatory lighter?

:rofl:
 
Hey SO!

That is one hell of a lot of plant:jawdropper:
You should keep the skeleton, put some tinsel, lights, a few other decorations and use it next Christmas.
 
Highya SO,

Love the pics of your Stankberry lady outdoors!! I have one similar, although not quite as bushy! I'm going to measure tomorrow. I can't reach the top. Need a step ladder again. I topped her, and she still went nuts with the stretch!
Yours is so evenly formed with so many bud sites getting the sun! Gorgeous! Happy Vapin'
 
Stankberry is stunning but I have to say it was nice to get a glimpse of the lavender wall again. :cheesygrinsmiley:
StoneOtter said:
Here's the Strawberry Cough in a 15 alone in the 4 x 4.
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As I recall it took a bit of training to get it into that shape. ;)
 
InTheShed said:
Stankberry is stunning but I have to say it was nice to get a glimpse of the lavender wall again. :cheesygrinsmiley:

As I recall it took a bit of training to get it into that shape. ;)
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I really miss the tent growing. There's something about that lavender I think, and yes that plant didn't really want to go with the program as well as most. I got lucky to get her there!
 
StoneOtter said:
I really miss the tent growing. There's something about that lavender I think, and yes that plant didn't really want to go with the program as well as most. I got lucky to get he
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Trala said:
O

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That thing is a mutant!

Did she start as a seed?
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No, clone from a plant I liked Tra. She was kind of an afterthought gone wild.
 
HashGirl said:
I told my husband that this is what I don't get about growing outside. Yeah, you can grow bigger but there are too many variables that you can't control growing outside. Personally, I prefer inside growing.
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I agree.
 
Azimuth said:
But, to be fair, you really need some sort of object in the picture as a reference point so we can tell scale.

Maybe the obligatory lighter?

:rofl:
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I was so happy to see her stand without almost any help I forgot any of that Azi!
 
Bode said:
Highya SO,

Love the pics of your Stankberry lady outdoors!! I have one similar, although not quite as bushy! I'm going to measure tomorrow. I can't reach the top. Need a step ladder again. I topped her, and she still went nuts with the stretch!
Yours is so evenly formed with so many bud sites getting the sun! Gorgeous! Happy Vapin'
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I'd say flowers are showing up this week on those sites. I hope so anyway!
 
Rexer said:
Hey SO!

That is one hell of a lot of plant:jawdropper:
You should keep the skeleton, put some tinsel, lights, a few other decorations and use it next Christmas.
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A nice angel for the top too!
 
Daaamb Otter... (insert 'fire' emoji here)

Hey now, growing outdoors is great because there is an element of chaos...you can only do so much in the face of pests and weather and some of your responsibility in the grow is gone. In a tent it's all you and if you mess up...it's all you. Outside you can be like 'Welp, guess nature karma has other plans' and roll with it.
 
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