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Iriee, if this is Lemon Zkettles photoperiod and you growing in your own garden? Then3 gal would be a nice experiment to let in.
Depending where you are and your climate photoperiods can get up to 3 meters and more only in veg
then with stretch in bloom they can easliy reach 4.5 meters and stretch will last till mid 09/19.
I growed 12 photoperiod plants last year in 50 liter/13 gallon grow bags and they were all around 3.5 - 4 meters of height at the end
Tell me....
Are you legal or not?
Is this in your own garden?
Do you have neighbors, cool ones?
What feeds?
Also helpful what i did 2 years ago to keep a plant in range, i topped her and kept her growing in a Scrog net outdoors and at least she had a canopy of more then 2x2 meters / 6.5 feet and it worked and i could her keep at 1.5 meters height, it was a Durban Poison/DP a true outdoors champion.
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Hey Mongol, thanks for the strain specific information, man! So, I am in a legal state and can have 6 adult plants at any one time. The problem is that if neighbors can see or smell it, they can file a public nuisance. If I can keep at around 2 meters, I don't have to worry about height. I chose this strain partially because of the lemon scent, as I thought the fact that I also have a lemon tree, the scent wouldn't be as noticeable during flower.
I am using MC for the outside grow. I love the price, and so far the plants seem to love it also. I plan to use some of my AN Bud Candy and Big Bud during flowering phase.
It's nice to know that they can grow that tall, but I also know that the size of the pot should limit the size of the plant. If I keep it in a 3 gallon, what do you think my experience will be heightwise with this strain. Could I expect a plant around 6 feet (just over 3 meters), without topping or training? Would the small pot restrict roots, which decreases growth? Or would it continue to grow as tall as you noted, just wanting more frequent feedings due to the smaller pot size. I definitely do not want to encourage them to grow taller by transplanting them into a larger pot!
What do you think, Mongol, buddy?
like i mention today before to keep her in range you can top her and make it a nice bush, also bending down or Scrog is working fine, there is enough time to train her to keep her short n bushy, but doing all that in a 3 gal pot 
it will not work that good, she can get luxuriant growth, there are still 2 months of veg and then bloom
i would transplant her to a bigger pot, better into the ground of the garden, so you don't lose pot height, after transplanting her into ground give her 2 weeks to settle in and then top and train her, then you easily can keep her under 2 meters, my favorite would be a nice big Scrognet.
You can easily transplant her to the ground and keep her lower then 2 meters, how tall is she now?
