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starting to think i shoulda cropped my PK more, will have to post some harvest pics in a few months see where its at. very pretty buds. reminds me of a grandaddy purple grow i seen.

just had to take off 5-6 top fan leaves off my 6 1/2 foot PK, something (mountain beaver) got into the roots, top started to wilt, rest of plant is healthy. I guess that is one example of when you need to take fan leaves off, better removed than to cause mold.

just grind it into the ground, expend your energy on something worth while.

bummer, id just dry and hash it out, only thing you can do. maybe you should get some pics up so we are clear on what your sayin.

i would suspect some type of burrowing animal, maybe a mountain beaver. Personally i have never lost a plant in the ground. leaves lots of scents, the deer will steer clear. one bite will take care of the rodents :eek:

go to bigger pots, will make a difference. if you can just go straight into the ground, you will enjoy a nicer yeild. looks great! i miss the days of growing outside the house.

i had an 18 incher bud out last year in august, one fatty nug, 19 grams :hubba: . But everyone is right, absolutely no way to tell how much your going to get. Although, you will lose roughly 80% of what it weighs wet.

Just curious, but what strains are you growing? A few appear to be late bloomers.

Its not too late to transplant them to a safer location. find a 3-4 year old clearcut and get your spot ready, in the wee hours of the night, load your plants up and drop them off near your new location, in the morning, transplant into the ground, and wait till fall.

I always start off with organic soil, after about two months of vegging, the soil needs more ferts, so nitrogen based ferts are what i use for re supplementing the soil. The plant will absorb chem ferts a lot faster than organic, not to mention if your in the ground you have a lot of other...

If your in the PNW, you might actually wanna check on your ****. My stuff is big enough now where im getting mold problems with all this moisture, heading out now to do some LST to help them air out better. Cant believe im battling mold in july....:holysheep:

I have more free top qaulity organic soil than you could spit at, but i prefer a nitrogen based fert for veg, by all accounts it is superior and far more convenient. So, you dont use any supplemental ferts, just whats in your dirt? your likely missing out on a huge part of your veg stage, if...

I spent my first 3 years growing strictly from bagseed AKA hermies 80% of the time. Out of about 100 plants, maybe 10 were hermie, lots of good info on this site, but i think this is more myth than reality.

Some people might not have thousands of dollars extra to spend on the "superior" organics

They would have to be desperate, i would think. i like to put sticks, or a branch , or blackberry vine accross my trail, too look natural of course. If it has been moved aside, i know somone has been on my trail.

oh... well that clears that up. Apologies ruffy.

So why is it raining if its in the mid 20's? i understand freezing rain, but if thats the case, your plants would have an ice coating over them.....just not buying this.:stuff-1125699181_i_

Not to be argumentative, but if LEO walked in on a grow room with no MJ plants, there is no crime. Many people grow vegtables indoor, with very simular setups.

well one of the most important rules of growing as you are, is to minimalize the traffic in the area, certainly not a good idea to have any fires or campsites near you garden. My advice would be to leave the crop alone for 2 weeks and come back. If they are still untouched, and your trail isnt...

a high dose of nit will help promote reveg.