@Big123 looks like the stretch is among us. Fasten your seatbelts brother!!!
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Damn brotha!!! Looking great back there 
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@MattyBear thank you, Iām grateful to @LF-the-OG for perimeter support advice, now I can more easily train them out and down.
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@Big123 some fine engineering there bro with the supports you could not drive into the ground!!! Canāt stop looking at themā¦hopefully your in the meditation garden now taking it all in. How cool is it that @LF-the-OG offered some great adviceā¦could have easily just been quietā¦andā¦you ran with it bro!!!
Gotta love this forum and the great peeps!!!
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Yes, must love this forum, especially when we learn from others at just the right time.
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Wew! not much to sayā¦amazing!!! putting this on watching 
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Wow didnāt know you had this going on and all not just 4 or 5 but all of them look good. Great job on setup and wish I could smoke one or two with you in there. Happy growing
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@Big123 could you take a pic of the main stem? Iām curious to see how thick they are. My little 6 gal potted plants have a stem a little thicker than my thumb.
Also, what are you using to feed in flower? My indoor looks good but it only looks like maybe 4 or 5 ounces for my first grow. Iām hoping to increase my yield on the outdoor plant that Iām bringing back in.
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@ElChingon82 I make teas of different types of Seabird guano and bat guano, plus I use Deuce Deuce for K as needed.
GSC-x
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CA Dream
First phase internal support up between GSC-x and CA Dream
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Gorgeous! Next grow I will train early. In comparison my plants are too tall and not as bushy. Plus theyāre in measly 6 gal pots. Whatās your npk on the guano? The sea bird Iāve found a 0-11-0 but the bat guano Iāve come across varies, either nitrogen heavy or phosphorus heavy. Iām guessing youāre using the P heavy stuff?
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Yeah; itās the difference between fruit bats and insectivores.
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Thank you, for flowering I like the fossilized seabird guano 0-9-0, the Roots seabird guano 0-12-0, the Peruvian seabird 10-10-1 & 12-11-2 for veg and early flower. Jamaican bat guano, 0-10-0 for flower, dr. Earth bat guano 7-3-1 also a good one.
I always go a little under suggested dose, and donāt give teas every watering. I try to wait until theyāre a couple months old before giving them any fertilizer beyond whatās in the soil.
I ordered some Madagascar bat guano 0-13-0 to throw in the mix this season.
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Man this grow is truly beautifully insane man! I love it! I say everyone underestimated and 6 plantsā¦ 12 lbs. easy. The colas on these ladies will be human baby sized 
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@PurpNGold74 thank you, wanted to grow the best plants with best quality flowers possible, perhaps I became slightly carried away 
at some point, going to keep them firmly reined.
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@Big123 hmmmā¦ peruvian, jamaican, fossilized, madagascarā¦DUDE!!!
Nothing to see here, just keep moving along lolā¦
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I guess itās like they say go BIG123 or go home. I check in on your journal quite often. Iām just mesmerized by your girls. Great job you definatly grow some big beautiful monsters
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thank you!This is a perfect specimen of an outdoor grow. Your pics are a growers porn.
I see u r worried about them growing over the fence. Not worried about smell? U are gonna have an insane amount of buds flowering.
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