My 2010 Outdoor Grow

[NSTC]

Hey guys, I grew a few plants just with bags seeds last year and the one that looks like a beast didn't turn out that well cause I left the harvest too late ! , But the second plant I grew was really frosty and sweet smelling I was really proud of it hahaha the 3rd was the skinniest & ugliest somehow the buds turned out to be the most potent of the 3 Anyway I was just wondering if you guys reckon if there's enough space behind my shed to plant another 2 Afghan x Skunk Plants there?. With all the tips ive got from you guys I'm hopeing for a better result this year, (theres 2 plants in the first pic, the 1 in the background of the bushy looking beast is the really skinny plant looks like a twig you can barely see it turned out to be the best) I think that's all got to do with bag seeds, cheers legends !

Edited October 21, 2011 by NSTC

[Guest]

Hey guys, I grew a few plants just with bags seeds last year and the one that looks like a beast didn't turn out that well cause I left the harvest too late ! , But the second plant I grew was really frosty and sweet smelling I was really proud of it hahaha the 3rd was the skinniest & ugliest somehow the buds turned out to be the most potent of the 3 Anyway I was just wondering if you guys reckon if there's enough space behind my shed to plant another 2 Afghan x Skunk Plants there?. With all the tips ive got from you guys I'm hopeing for a better result this year, (theres 2 plants in the first pic, the 1 in the background of the bushy looking beast is the really skinny plant looks like a twig you can barely see it turned out to be the best) I think that's all got to do with bag seeds, cheers legends !

 

 

No reason not to man. The plants will naturally compete for sunlight and space and during the veg cycle depending on how you treat them, will fill out all the potential space. Things like topping and container size/width can dictate direction of growth.

 

 

Nice plants too by the way bro, fat cola on that lady

Edited October 23, 2011 by Anthesis