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Grow size outdoors i didint think i would need bigger but whats a decent size pot size were i can keep it at a good size because i thought you could grow in 5 gallons and be just fine outdoors ?
wrath420 and Cannabinoid-Boyd-
What are you growing in? Living soil? Coco? What are you feeding
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Bigger roots better fruits!
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I started with 5 gallon buckets outdoors and had decent results for a few summers. Then I built a raised bed with well over 100 gallons of soil and now I’m growing monsters. It’s true… bigger roots = bigger fruits. Go as large as you can👍
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Yeah if you have decent drainage in the area. Either amend the ground soil and put it in the ground or open the bottom of a pot and partially bury it. Get the plants foot into the ground and watch it take off.
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You can grow outdoors in any size pot you want as long as you keep it watered and properly fertilized it will grow and thrive!
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looplife posted an update 2 months ago
Heres the clone after a few days the roots are just crazy put her in a 5 gallon pot as well today this is from the white tahoe cookies
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looplife posted an update 2 months ago
Here is the final results after transplanting i put a black pallet under the plants because the ground there is alwasy moist and i cut down bamboo so i dint want holes in the bottom of em ill give em a few days and prob water them
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One of the plants when looking at the soil and so forth the middle of one of the girls was dry soil layer like a cake and top and bottom were moist kinda werid
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I also added mint to the bottom of the tress see if they grow and do me justice with pest
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looplife posted an update 2 months ago
The roots on the girls from the 5 gallon to 20 gallon were getting root bound they still look nice and white
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