Whoa! Those ladies blew up, looking good Big.
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Thank you @CaliRob i am most grateful 
I need to spend some time tying out a few branches here and there tomorrow morning.
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Holy cow, they said BOOM!!! Beautiful!!!
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Thank you @Borderryan22
I trimmed a few lower branches here and there, plus did a little more super cropping and outward training.
We had some brief rain 
showers yesterday, I sprayed with PureCrop1 in the evening 
the weather forecast looks cooler than normal and I am most grateful 
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Looks wonderful! 
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We had a minor garden set back this past week. Pretty excited to see some solid new growth over the past couple of days. Very very grateful the is moving forward. Much love brotha!!
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Thank you @HippieRunner1 much appreciated 
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Looking good @Big123
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Thank you @Budbrother much appreciated
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Greetings:
I have been tying them out and super cropping where needed 
200 gallon posse:
100 gallon gals:
Thank you for visiting 
I am most grateful
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They are really taking off! Beautiful 
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Thank you @TT much appreciated 
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Hey Big, I know you start your plants in the greenhouses and bring them inside at night to keep warm but at what point do you keep them outside?
I started a new plant about 4 weeks ago and this week have been putting it outside in the greenhouse during the day. Wondering when I can leave it outside permanently?
Thanks in advance for any info.
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Once the nighttime temps move into the 40’s they’re good to go. The seedlings prefer to stay warmer at night up until 3 weeks or so, and it helps them develop more quickly, sunlight during the day, warmer at night.
If you’re at higher altitude it takes longer to be ready for outside at night.
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Thanks Big! Appreciate the info.
I’m a little outside the Bay Area where the weather is warmer. Night time temps have been mid 50’s so I will just let this lady stay out with her older sisters.
May keep her in the green house for a few more days and then let her do her thing in the shade/sun.
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I am most grateful
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They grow up so fast!! Beautiful!
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I realized we were overcrowded, so I chopped down two plants, so it will be more manageable a White Widow Skunk and Willy’s Wonder Skunk both smelled amazing 
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Curious on how you water these when they get this crowded. Are you top watering or just sneaking the hose in where you can?
They look absolutely beautiful Big!
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Thank you @CaliRob I have irrigation system for them with a timer, you can see part of it below. I will hand water when I give them some supplements, usually around the Waxing Gibbous moon phase.
I culled a plant yesterday in a 100 gallon bag as it was too much, taking us down to 6 plants with more room. They were out growing the area and I finally realized drastic action must happen to prevent going over the fence and roof:evergreen_tree:
My garden gets more sun this grow as a neighboring tree went down over the winter.
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