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4X8 Shit @trailanimal i would be running 3 in there easily...i figure 3 feet diameter is needed for bigger autos(4 for the biggest). With some training, one in the dead center, and 2 tied out on each end(planted at 2 feet in and 6 feet in).....kickin' ass!! It would be some effort training, but man it sounds like a fun grow!! II should be there late june i guess to start working on it? ;)
 
I would absolutely go for it man!! A bit of strategic training to maximize light exposure and utilize the space well, and i bet you could feasible pull 2 plants out like that one in that space!
what I was thinking, and the wind rips east and west, parallel with the length of the bed, some wind support
 
trail . if you have the time and supplies...encasing the perimeter of the garden with plastic you could frame in a mini greenhouse relatively easily. That and a heat sink for cold nights could potentially make your autos some of the biggest anywhere!!
 
4X8 Shit @trailanimal i would be running 3 in there easily...i figure 3 feet diameter is needed for bigger autos(4 for the biggest). With some training, one in the dead center, and 2 tied out on each end(planted at 2 feet in and 6 feet in).....kickin' ass!! It would be some effort training, but man it sounds like a fun grow!! II should be there late june i guess to start working on it? ;)
I'm definitely going for 2 and trying to max em. Stoutness, not long necked gonna be best, at least this time:biggrin:
Long legged and thin necked ladies in the greenhouse
 
I'm definitely going for 2 and trying to max em. Stoutness, not long necked gonna be best, at least this time:biggrin:
Long legged and thin necked ladies in the greenhouse

Long necked wispy plants you should find pretty much non existent in a location with consistent stout winds. Constant windy pressure creates very strong thick branches, especially when trained!
 
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