10 Plant Limit Rule

[Jeff]

We take the 10 plant rule very seriously here... but, to offset things, we teach you to grow better so you need less plants

Completely understood. This is a great forum.

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[2wasted]

We take the 10 plant rule very seriously here... but, to offset things, we teach you to grow better so you need less plants

never really thought about it like that..i was going to start 6 plants 2 strains x 3 of each, but might get the same yield from 2x2..

[Bud_Wiser]

we teach you to grow better so you need less plants

I can certainly vouch for that statement...

[Valentina]

bump

[dick_turpine]

We take the 10 plant rule very seriously here... but, to offset things, we teach you to grow better so you need less plants

I do actually grow less plants since I joined this forum, for this reason.

[Fullspectrumhonesty]

Growers those numbers are perfect
For those in the breeding practices I've found a phenotype count of at least a hectare is a good start but obviously this isn't breeders talk its thc talk, that being said if u could somehow confirm folks "breeding" there's alot to learn from that line of work without having to show pics etc. Just a thought. I learned more once I started slowing down with "caring" for them....realizing they are pretty damn tough if they are kept happy the first 2 months of life
I smoked my first joint in 1989....I haven't stopped since

[Blue61]

The reason for the "10 plant limit" is because in the U.K. there is a lesser charge if caught with 10 and under.

Being a personal grow site we don't want to attract undo attention to our members.

I smoked my first joint in 1972. Like you I have not stopped either.

[scoot]

Smoked my first spliff back in 1987.

[Jingo]

1968 for me, same year I stopped using greace in my hair.

[Valentina]

Growers those numbers are perfect
For those in the breeding practices I've found a phenotype count of at least a hectare is a good start but obviously this isn't breeders talk its thc talk, that being said if u could somehow confirm folks "breeding" there's alot to learn from that line of work without having to show pics etc. Just a thought.

10 plants big enough to fill a hectare is quite a feat to accomplish...

I learned more once I started slowing down with "caring" for them....realizing they are pretty damn tough if they are kept happy the first 2 months of life

^THIS. This is where it's at. "Loving" them to death by following feed charts to a T is too easily done too easily. But to have that careful observation of the plant then responding correctly to her needs, then have her really flex and show off her genetics, so basically make her healthy and strong, thus good potency and yield is where it's at.