I am glad theres no smellivision for this
That is from your gdp autos @Jan Borrego sent me!Look at dem purple buds... oh is she gonna finish up pretty... nice share man... getter done
Mine were all green but fire and wonderful smellThat is from your gdp autos @Jan Borrego sent me!
This purple one has a really really sweet musky nose on her, it's quite pleasant
I also have a green pheno that's not getting the attention she needs lol. Louisville slugger cola and I haven't even sniffed her yet!
Yeah, I wanted to send those to everyone I could, so pay attention people, more cards are going out.Wasn't expecting these!! What an awesome surprise in a stack of bills lol. View attachment 359335
Yo GM my brudda.... I absolutely dig your entire setup.... keeping the grow bags up so air will flow to the bottom holes, excellent. I use these little screens for fish tanks.. almost same as a milk crate if you cut the bottom off each one.I'm all about some energy moving north. I train plants more than most folks and remove leaf as needed.
So many out there miss the train when it comes to removing material to help the plant grow. Growing indoors is not natural so something has to give.
I loath the...leaves are solar panels for the plant speech. Many frown upon any material removal but I've found it a necessary evil that pays off big time.
My latest creation...All power to the top. Free standing girl trained with a screen. She will finish without it.View attachment 359373
There was this Rastafarian that use to do the same thing. He would remove all the fan leaves about 2 or 3 weeks before harvest. Nothing but buds and small sugar leaves. His buds were huge by the time he harvested. He said,,,I'm growing dank not leaves. The buds and small fan leaves take in all the light they need to produce fat cola's.Leaf stripping 101: Done correctly this technique can increase yields by almost triple. It's all about line of site.. and GM hits it on the head with his statement.. "Growing Indoor is not natural".
Outdoors sunlight can penetrate almost any canopy and indirect lighting is so powerful it affects everything during daylight hours..
So, leaf stripping to allow light to penetrate further into the plants branches or just removing lower growth to increase the plants energies to the bud sites...
Sorry to ask anyone to go take a peek at another area for info.... but, if your on Instagram.. go follow my Canadian brother Pa_Nature77 for he is THE MASTER of leaf stripping.... I watched him when we both started doing this and he took it to the next level... really researching everything and taking it to the extreme.
Photo periods, Pa would flip his plants, and while going thru the "Big Stretch" converting to flower.... Pa would strip off every single leaf leaving behind just tiny spots of vegetation alive. everyone told him he was stupid, his plants were either going to die or never produce buds..
WRONG, WRONG... and boy did he prove this was wrong. He told everyone.. the leaf material will grow right back just like a plant revegging. Meanwhile, light is getting to all his bud sites and wowza.... after his first attempt at this he made his point... every branch was naked on the bottom half while the top half was filled with buds from mid branch to tip as the buds from each node met one another....
You have a few weeks. I sometimes wait until they are almost 3 ft tall. Don't like to but they handle it well.Just 1 day after removing the cotyledon leaf and others... let the stretch begin.
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Tonight I made the decision... and culled the smallest of Jan's photo period you can see
in the upper left, the runt.... in front of her, I pulled the shorter of the two and hope to
repot her... sitting in a cup of 20% foods atm.... had to get them to singles to give them
a chance to thrive.... be a bit before I can afford soil to up pot....
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