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I'm kinda miffed. This will be my third year growing and there's so much to learn. Well anyway this year I wanted to use better soil so I ordered the Fox Farms Ocean forest from Amazon ..38.5 quarts. I paid $49.99 for it. So that's why I thought I could stretch out. Well heck yesterday I went to our local farm store and guess what they had. The same size bag for $19.99. I couldn't frigging believe it. Plus they also have the Fox Farms liquid fertilizers. Still saving thee too. The lady at the store says they gave carried this brand for a long time. Arhhhg. Wished I would have known. And I do now.. ok I'm done ranting. Thanks for listening 😀😀
 
Don't you just love it when this happens f-ing hosers. Now get busy with planting LOL. I wanna see some pics. My ag store was out of age old organic ferts so I needed some bad and got the FF grow big never used it but i'll go easy with it till I see the results. It's for outdoor grow this summer, I don't even know if it smells bad haven't opened it I better check it out . Bye happy gardening :)
 
Solo cups put real plant size in perspective.
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Your garden looks phenomenal!!! I wish I had put my solo cup next to the rest of my garden.....I just wasn’t looking at it in the right perspective!lol😂😂
 
BUDGAL. Yes it does. I did buy two more bags plus I have 4 qts each of the fertilizers now. And I need to transplant. Just trying to figure me aybe I should plant them into 6-7 gal pots..
 
GardenLady. I use 7 gallon bags and one thing for sure is you can develop amazing root structures and nicely sized plants. Many of those with 7 gal bags look beautiful at 36” to 42” tall, 8-12 colas and thick. Great yields.... I would love to try 20g or larger but they get too heavy for me nowadays
 
Budgal I've seen you post something about age old organics before but I didn't realized you used them I thought I was the only one . roots organic has different types of soil there original is potting soil and there green fields is close to super soil they usually go for around $15 when on sale and this is the time they go on sale , I was going to order all of my boxes of soil amendments on line then I happened to look at HTGsupply.com and all the same stuff was 3 to 4 bucks cheaper per box at HTG , I absolutly hate it when I get overcharged for things . I would go back and show them the receipt from there store and the one for 19.99 maybe they will adjust it
 
Farmall I know what you mean I filled 2 25 gallon pots and tried to lift one to go inside holy crap was it heavy (isn't getting old fun) lol Last year my woods grow I had 5 ,7 and 10 gallon pots ,I emptied them out to amend the soil the 5 gallon pots were almost root bound,the seven had a few roots but looked very comfortable and the 10 gallon had almost no root structure showing on the edges of the dirt . so this year I'm doing all 7 gallon pots in the woods grow I am going to use 25 gallon pots in the green house
 
So I messed up in a good way I thought this was week seven but after looking at my calendar a few times its the end of week 8 and I found one amber tric one of my white widow cbd is fox tailing like a sativa does but the rest are filling out nicely , I re potted the next run into 3 gallon pots they all have 4 to 5 nodes but the nodes are so close together its going to be hard to train them . I just love problems like this lol
 

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Thanks. It’s more of a pain in the butt, but I found that I end up taking off way more when I wet trim, and the buds dry too quick. Aesthetically, they look better when I dry trim too. This is that Purple Kush that you said you grew. You’re right, it smells just like a wine! Still haven’t tasted it yet.
 
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