Well that makes since since I did ******* miss lolI think what you did to #6 is called fimmimg. View attachment 302297
Thanks for the info, I was under the assumption that any hst should be done in veg to prevent stressing your plants out. I will have to try it in flower next round and see the difference.Nice thread to read thru... yeah, FIM works great and I've used it for years... do this at week 3 or 4 of flowering and what happens it is slows upward growth and causes the plant to concentrate on lower shoots.
by the time the upper part of the plant heals, the shoots have caught up to the top and you now have an even canopy..
Supercropping is the act of pinching stems, done properly it will kind of pop when you squeeze it.. if getting a lot of resistance, rotate your fingers 180 degrees and do it again.. this causes all the growth agove the pinch to go nutso in a good way.. some supercrop early in veg.. good thing to read up on.. I followed Soma's methods when I learned it....
things look great... luck
I ended up doing a lot of HST in my current flower tent. I let them get to big prior to putting them in. I did some major bending to keep my flowers from hitting the lights some being well into flower when doing it. The flowers continued to stack and are now bulking up even thru the major bends some have. I too think this HST should be done in veg mode but you gotta do what you gotta do and sometimes it works out ok for you…Thanks for the info, I was under the assumption that any hst should be done in veg to prevent stressing your plants out. I will have to try it in flower next round and see the difference.
Lol still looking great though seemed not have any issues from it.This one was bent a few weeks ago almost hitting the light.. didn't tie her down at a 90 degree angle as I should have.. now she's healed and formed her knot at the bend and has again reached upwards.. my bad for being lazy. LST is mostly done in veg and done right. boy oh boy. keep at it manView attachment 302567
I don't think lst would stress them to much. As long as you don't bend it too much.This clip shows the crazy bends in my current tent. The flowers keep growing tho even thru the craziness
Thank you but I’ve got a few bent like this. Shoulda woulda coulda mistake but the plant managed to take a licking and keep on ticking. It really surprised me…I don't think lst would stress them to much. As long as you don't bend it too much.
They are looking great BTW
Impressive but not overly surprising I have a few tomato plants out side that look like that but still living and growing me some tomatoes. If only I could get to them before the deer. LolThank you but I’ve got a few bent like this. Shoulda woulda coulda mistake but the plant managed to take a licking and keep on ticking. It really surprised me…
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Looking good, Subbie.This clip shows the crazy bends in my current tent. The flowers keep growing tho even thru the craziness
Bag seed for your first grow makes sense to me. No sense in murdering high dollar seeds if you don't need to. Looks like you've done 'em proud so far.Quick update:
#1 has hermied on me, to the trash it goes. This is what get for using bagseed my first go around. Owell still have 4 pretty ladies atleast.
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On better news #2 is starting to get frosty this baby is looking delicous.
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