You'll be amazed at how much more you get growing outside. If you can grow 'em in the ground it's better yet. I had an indoor crop and had three plants past my limit. Couldn't bring myself to kill 'em, so I stuck 'em in five gallon buckets full of dirt and stuck 'em out behind the barn. Come late fall, two were big gals and one was huge. All the same plants, but one just flat out dwarfed the other two. I harvested the two little ones first and came back for the monster. When I went to pick up the bucket I ruined my spine. The bugger was glued to the ground. Got a shovel and dug underneath the bucket and discovered that the roots had grown through a crack in the bucket. I've grown outside in the ground ever since.
