Starting with a nice sized plant 
Now you just have to keep the deer away 
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Looking like the start of something good. 
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Is it a Santa LucĂa landrace?
Salud.
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@KingGhidora I’ll snap a few more pics once I get them in the ground. Should finish up over the weekend
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So I really dropped the ball on my 4 girls.
With work and my month long vacation I have spent no time on them.
Never finished the bed so they’re still in 7 gal fabric pots. I’m amazed they look this healthy considering the rough ride they’ve had.
Thankfully I have a friend that’s been watering them.
The living soil in the pots has kept them fed up to this point.
I finally get some time to visit in 2 weeks. They just started to show hairs so should I just go with the flow and leave them or should I transplant and maybe do some pruning / tying down??
Need pics to advise.
Feed them for sure.
Sounds like a transplant would yield some monsters.
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Just happened to catch me the first round.
These look really healthy. I might just keep feeding and see if they can run the way the are.
Nice!
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Leave them they are in perfect size containers . . . IMO Anything older than 3 months needs a 5 gallon and anything over 8 months needs a 10 gallon, so unless they are older than say 6 months I would leave them
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Good luck gro bro.
99
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Thanks 99!
I was hoping the budding would be further along but I shouldn’t be suprised it’s where it is.
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They move a little differently outside, but one thing is for sure, the more sun, the better.
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Looking great man. Congrats on some beautiful plants 
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nice piece of land you’re on there! looks like beehives too? the buds look about right for Massachusetts area
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Thanks!
It’s northern Ontario so not too far off.
Good eye on the bees!
Best honey ever
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I was loving your guard dog, his name is “Bees” right. Sure would keep me away, unless I had a smoker.
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