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[mr.nobody]

I have a metal popcorn tin that you get for xmas and wanted to pot up a plant in it and bring it inside its deep as hell just wondering



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[slunt]

No problem, as long as you bloom while it's young, and don'y wait til it's 6 feet tall.

[The_Duke]

I see no reason why not, I'd drill some holes in the bottom though for drainage

[mr.nobody]

Originally Posted by slunt

No problem, as long as you bloom while it's young, and don'y wait til it's 6 feet tall.

you should see the got my charger thread.....about two that I suspect are male are about 1-2 feet.....And there are two I suspect that are femme that have skinny leaves but are fuller and shorter. I want to take one of the two inside from outside(out of the ground) to force bud because I really dont have the time/privacy to wait till sept/oct If I do that they will be huge stretching over the fence. They where some schwag seeds so im not expecting anything spectacular like the tubgirls. This was just to see if I can have a successful grow. so I would leave it about 10/13 is that right?



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[mr.nobody]

here is link got my charger...heres my youngins


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[Blippy The Slug]

Originally Posted by mr.nobody

I have a metal popcorn tin that you get for xmas and wanted to pot up a plant in it and bring it inside its deep as hell just wondering

Prolly not. Most metal popcorn tins (like boy scout popcorn) are a cheap tinnish bronzy metal that will corrode when exposed to plant foods, dirt, and water. Your plant may very well experience metal toxicity. Look at any cookie tin left outside for a year.

Check on trash day. This time of year, everyone and their cousin are throwing out appropriate sized nursery pots that will work perfectly.

[slunt]

Might try getting some "BIG" cardboard boxes from your local Fridge/Stove dealer.You can place them over each of your plants at night and trigger artificial bloom.