Yikes!
I had to fish a plant out of my swimming pool once.
Dude. Sorry. How high was I?
Kevin. LOL!
Keith's First Plant
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I had to fish a plant out of my swimming pool once.
Dude. Sorry. How high was I?
Kevin. LOL!
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On the ground in a 25 gallon pot.Yikes!
I had to fish a plant out of my swimming pool once.
Dude. Sorry. How high was I?
Kevin. LOL!
Now you’re talking. Exactly right. The plant won’t even notice it in a few days and likely neither will you.
That said, you must have been shitting bricks when you saw it on the ground! I would have thought it was a huge disaster. And @marcus611a makes a good point - you might even get some unintentional supercrppong strength from those branches.
No worries man. She’s got this.
Is that all we get of that story? Lmao!Yikes!
I had to fish a plant out of my swimming pool once.
Dude. Sorry. How high was I?
Kevin. LOL!
marcus611a
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All right Keith I found the picture I want to go ahead and post the same picture of the before and here it is now after that bar fell on it. The growth is amazing as I said instead again super cropping results grants the biggest yields!
marcus611a
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Hell yeah the proofs in the pudding bro! Like @Jon said she's got this..
It gets very hot and windy here in October. Outdoor plants by the pool, soil dried out, fabric pot was a little lite. VERY windy one night. Went out the next morning to water and my jaw dropped. FAK! She was half floating in the swimming pool.
Don't think I got much out of that plant.
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WoW that must have shocked the shit out of you.It gets very hot and windy here in October. Outdoor plants by the pool, soil dried out, fabric pot was a little lite. VERY windy one night. Went out the next morning to water and my jaw dropped. FAK! She was half floating in the swimming pool.
Don't think I got much out of that plant.
marcus611a
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damn bro sryIt gets very hot and windy here in October. Outdoor plants by the pool, soil dried out, fabric pot was a little lite. VERY windy one night. Went out the next morning to water and my jaw dropped. FAK! She was half floating in the swimming pool.
Don't think I got much out of that plant.
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Thank you all for the kind words. I will get better picture tomorrow.
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They will be fine
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Looks like my plants will be fine. These are tough plants. Yesterday they were all bent up and this morning they snapped back. I am amazed that they are not all twisted up and broken. Even the Apple Fritter is ok, and it was turned on its side on the ground but no broken branches. I lucked out on this storm. The Sour Diesels are still a little bent up, but they are ok. I had all kinds of bad thoughts going through my head when it happen. These plants can take a beating and still be ok.
Glad they"re all right would suck if they got trashed after all that work, they are looing good
I think
if they were mine I’d take a lot of those bottom fans off like maybe 1/3 rd. But that’s just me, they look fantastic as they are now. CL
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Thanks con I was worried all to hell yesterday. Strong plants.
Whew! Glad they made it through and recovered so well! Sign of healthy plants! 
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Thanks Stone I thought they were trashed. I got lucky.Whew! Glad they made it through and recovered so well! Sign of healthy plants!
Who knew growing could be so relaxing, heh?
Wow! That’s one of the better lose a plant stories I’ve heard!!! Gotta love our war stories. Thanks!It gets very hot and windy here in October. Outdoor plants by the pool, soil dried out, fabric pot was a little lite. VERY windy one night. Went out the next morning to water and my jaw dropped. FAK! She was half floating in the swimming pool.
Don't think I got much out of that plant.
So awesome that you went through this. You just learned one of the most important lessons there is about growing. Good job.
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