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norcalbob
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I like it alot. It's not boring to me either. I need to get some of that fencing. Two of mine are poking up over the fence that faces the house. Any thoughts on where to get a fence like this? Yeah I like your set-up,
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jackel
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home depot has reed fencing. any home depot or farm supply will probably have it.
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jackel
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heres some update photos. i believe one of the tgu x durga matas on the left is durga mata dominent, and the one on the right is tgu. well at least by there smell. maui is much further along than the others in flowering.
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| Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 11:58 pm Post subject: |
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Jackel, dude, that is sweet. I am jelous. Wish we could just grow out here. Do ya feel like Jonny Gangaseed. That is some sweet pics...and plants
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lookin good jackel, i love the purple coloration on the tgu very sexy plants. just takes a lil longer to flower than the others i guess, im noticing the same difference id. dont think i could grow tgu od here even if i wanted to
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jackel
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| Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 3:02 pm Post subject: |
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the purple stemmed leaves is maui.
tgu does take longer though.
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Cool, I love this time of year! I'm in the worrying mode right now. Hope the Rippers don't hit my garden. I have a six foot fence with two feet of tops sticking over it. Fuckers. A couple more weeks till harvest, maybe four more. My tops are getting hugemongous. I love your set-up. Nice and clean. Great job.
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jackel
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| Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2009 9:42 pm Post subject: |
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heres some recent photos.
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lookin great jackel, should be almost time to start flushin huh? sometimes i wish i lived in cali or was a mexican so i could grow like that lol
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jackel
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almost. im going to feed for one more week. talked to a buddy about possibly flushing with a molasses mix.
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jackel
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well rains have came. i took down the 2 tgu x durga mata plants before the rain hit. i left the others out to battle the storm. i lost a few branches, and have a bunch bending downwards but not broken. i spent a few hours tying branches up that were in severe danger of breaking or had broken. the maui will be coming down this weekend, the tgu still have a little while. no pics today, but just wanted to update anyone whos following.
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Love your garden Jackel. Was wondering why all the fencing around your individual plants are the branches that weak on these plants? How do they survive in the wild grows without fencing?
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jackel
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in he wild, the plants werent meant to get this big lol. but the cage does 2 things. 1) it allows me to train branches through and get more side growth. and 2) support branches when they are producing big ass colas 
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What height should the fencing be? It looks like yours may be 6'? Why did you raise your beds?
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jackel
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the raised beds are lined with steel mesh. this keeps gophers and moles out that devastated a few plants before. the raised beds is filled with bag soil also.
some of my cages are 6ft, some are 8ft. it really depends on where you are growing and how big ur plants get. i would recommend at least 4ft fence, no smaller.
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