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  | This thread is just what I was looking for, thanks to all for good questions, answers, and examples! This info is way too late for my current grow, in week 3 of flower, and I'm already psyched for doing my next one, lst all the way!!
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| I know yall are talking about inside growing in this thread, but you should go under growing outdoors and check out my thread "Should i tie my plant down?" There are some good replies in there, and check out swordfishes pics. | ||
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05-15-2009, 07:33 PM
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| All you need is one well trained plant outside to get this;
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05-15-2009, 07:36 PM
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| well, i know it can be done indoors as well, with the right combination of things.
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05-15-2009, 07:41 PM
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| Yes it works indoors as well but you must veg for a good two months or longer to get good results for bush grows.
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| then what would be interesting is the lights and potsize of folks. oh and vegtime. i use 4x49w t5 3000k and a 70w hps 4Lx1.3Wx2H ive been veggin for 3-4 weeks, but im bumping it up to 6 weeks now to see the difference. 3 plants this time, though ive got 2 clones and a 3 week old in the wings, since i got about half the space left. though i will probably not veg them as long, im sure the 6 weekers will take up more than just half quite soon. with a 3-4 week veg, 6-10 liter pots are just fine *3 liters to a gallon* 6 week veg>?  i got some big ole trashcans *red* i think they are 20 liters or more. probably overkill, im guessing i need some 14-15 liters for the job this time. | ||
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quit fuckin tryin'? quark frequency transmitter? quiet flower time? quality foreboding transducer? lol I agree with the group. i tend to put my LST plants in much bigger pots and veg for a bit longer to allow the rootball to grow and to allow the plant to really bush out
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