Thanks brother 
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Only 27 days in and they all look outstanding already! Your canopy looks great @alwaysnoob !
Best harvest yet?..
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My thoughts were along the same lines brother, i couldn’t calculate their exact flowering time outdoors because it was in flower then reveg and then it hit the terrace…
I’ll quote from my previous posts so that it’ll be easy for you to see and give feed back…
That was on December 11/2023…
This was on January 22/2024…
That was done within only 6 weeks from when it hit the terrace from veg indoor 
Absolutely brother 
I can tell from the outdoor samples already, both of these strains kicks ass 
Thanks brother 
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Looking awesome in here bro! Very nice, gonna be some monster nuggage in there! Wow
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Thanks brother
It’ll be interesting to see if I can beat last time’s yield (with 4 plants) by this time with 1 plant less 
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Let’s hope so 
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32 days in…
Sour Pop
Orange
Overall shot
I like to work in shade 
Thank you for visiting 
, have a pleasant day 
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That scrog is frickin stacked! Nice work man! 
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Thanks brother 
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Ya, I love popping in here
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Looking very kind over there @alwaysnoob ! You must be getting excited! Almost looks like you know what you’re doing.
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Thanks for the kind words brothers @Cartwright @Budderton
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Smashing it or killing it? You choose the word buddy…
That’s a wicked idea of transplanting the airpot into another pot.
Absolute madness.
Nice work my man…
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Very well done 
I think I see airpots? What’s going on with your potting technique there?
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Thanks for the kind words brothers @iceman @BigDaddyDrew 
You are right brother, once the gender of the plant is known, i would like to fill my canopy with my photos, seems like a logical thing to do coz very little extra time makes up for huge differences in the yield 
Roots always seems to fill up unless I use the 6 gallon pots, so I just lowered the airpot into 6 gallon pot till the holes were visible and covered it…
I water it on the sides only which helps keep the humidity low around the root zone, comes in handy if you are prone to gnat/fruit fly attack 
I recently added perlite too as a top cover to keep the top coco dry…
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Crazy like a fox
I’m just wondering, Why do you bury the whole pot, versus just unscrew and unwrap, and bury for a soil to soil connection? Or is it that you think the barrier helps and want to force the roots only thru the small holes in the airpot?
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I have observed from DWC and also in Octopot grows that when the roots hit the reservoir the plants start to grow like crazy, no matter how small the bottleneck (or the wick area) in them…
So it is to my understanding that the amount of roots that makes contact with the medium we are transplanting to is irrelevant, as long as the roots make contact and have ample space to spread around in the new pot…
It would be cool to compare side /side experiment from clones transplanted properly, the above method and keep the small pot directly over the bigger pot with just couple of holes for roots though 
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So far so good (Day 37)…
Orange
Sour Pop (2 different plants)
Overall canopy
If you see white bits on the flowers which are other than trichomes, don’t be alarmed, that would be perlite blasted by the fans 
Thank you for visiting Have an wonderful day
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Just a quick experiment…
I simply stuck a trimmed branch from one of my sour pop trees into the soil with my household plants…
And then this happened…
Nature always finds a way
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Wow- that must be excellent soil…you are a blessed grower, your stuff inspires me! 
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