Biggest I saw in my area were some 16’ Colombians back around 1980. You’re right they aren’t noticeable at first.
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I have seen pictures of some 12 and 14 footers but I have Never seen them in person. I would Love to see some that big
Almost need a Greenhouse or start them indoors early to get them to that size.
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How big will your plants be by harvest or what size do you think they will get to. You are going to need help come harvest time
I’d be happy with 6’ to 7' footers
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ilikemsticky
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im working on it wood this is the first grow in my backyard after mites so im skeptical of some of those are still around so I have a sacrificial lamb of sorts with the wq in my backyard good luck with your outdoor grow bud ill be lurking to
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ilikemsticky
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thanks pc im very excited about the outdoor grow its going to be fun taking care of them baby them to the end lolHay Sticky Good morning , Sounds like you are getting your outdoor grow ready to start... I know you are excited about doing that run and since you will be around home this summer you can watch them grow and tend to them..
im always hoping for big ones bob thats why i dug a hole in the ground next year all 3 will be in the ground ill have 3 big ones ill be trimming forever lol btw ive seen photos of 30 footers a couple friends grew on the sac river 30 years ago good times when i was a kid before i toked yet on the front page of the enterprise record its a newspaper in chico,ca. there was a big write up on the cannibus crop they removed with chainsaws and bulldozers they were large trees
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ilikemsticky
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hell ya that would be very cool!
That seemed to be pretty normal around here.
And here I thought 16 footers were huge back in the day lol
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ilikemsticky
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lol the are huge a 30 footer is just enormous how would you top it lol
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Man I would LOVE to see one that Big , All right now no jokes about seeing a big one Lol we are talking about Big Cannabis plants by the way 
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ilikemsticky
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I got back from painting and I have been getting some pics of the outdoor there isn't much new growth yet they've been in there new homes for 4or5 days now im thinking a few more days and they will take off plus its going to warm up some for a week theres a high temp of 87 for thurs and Friday that will wake em up 
heres some pics
guess ill start out with the group pic.
the sour bubba.
the ud I believe is a chem leaner.
the wq she has a look.
that's all folks
heres some pics
guess ill start out with the group pic.
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You put them on drip I can see. Good decision, you work less and you save a lot of water this way.
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Man I am all jellyI got back from painting and I have been getting some pics of the outdoor there isn't much new growth yet they've been in there new homes for 4or5 days now im thinking a few more days and they will take off plus its going to warm up some for a week theres a high temp of 87 for thurs and Friday that will wake em up
heres some pics
guess ill start out with the group pic.
the sour bubba.
the ud I believe is a chem leaner.
the wq she has a look.
that's all folks
Congrats on getting them all settled in.
They’ll take off soon.
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ilikemsticky
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I really like the drip line then theres no worries about them getting water I still need to do some work on the wq water line theres way to much lol ill fix it tomorrow but I did the drip line last year it worked great
thanks pc I get all giddy when I get around themMan I am all jelly
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ilikemsticky
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it wont be long when that wq gets its roots on its going to fly.
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ilikemsticky
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I love having plants rite in my backyard to play with this one is about 20 ft. from my recliner lol rite now its pointed due west first thing in the morning before its even light out its already pointed east waiting for the sun to come up then it follows to this point.
rite now its pointed due west first thing in the morning before its even light out its already pointed east waiting for the sun to come up then it follows to this point.
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Good Morning Sticky... Plants are looking Great, I know you are happy about being able to tend to them this summer. Looks like this Virus thing is going to last awhile. Sorry about your vacation being put on hold but now you have your plants to keep you busy
