I use any kind of string and paper clips (the bigger ones) for my LST
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What church you go to? Last time I went to church choir looked like the manson family.They look like a church choir and we are your congregants enjoying the showing. So glad I got a front pew. Best service ever for me.
New, not doing it myself its bottled already and its a 1 part system used through the whole plant life. All you have to do is add it to your water adjust the PH and feed. I dont know if I can post the name since ive already had post removed for naming non sponsor products.Hey Mr BR, I just started my own fish emulsion today. By 4 weeks all odor will be gone and that's when I bottle and store it. It will only.have a minor vinegar smell. You and Mrs BR should be fine.
You are totally right about the look of my church choir, they were so hard to look at, they were on the balcony behind the pews.
So glad this view is so much better!
And it is all organic and OMRI certifiedHey Mr BR, I just started my own fish emulsion today. By 4 weeks all odor will be gone and that's when I bottle and store it. It will only.have a minor vinegar smell. You and Mrs BR should be fine.
You are totally right about the look of my church choir, they were so hard to look at, they were on the balcony behind the pews.
So glad this view is so much better!
NF, heres basically whats in it. Hope I didnt miss the name in it somewhere.It should have no bad smell then. You just use a little bit. Mine will be 1 tablespoon to 1 gallon. That strong stuff. Then just give a regular watering to help encourage the plant to use it. I am even getting some seaweed to add even more micronutrients to it. I hope mine comes out as good as the store stuff. Everyone says it's the best food for the ladies. My outdoor girls are starting to flower and need that boost. Good luck with it. Let me know what you think.
Very well explained! Makes sense I broke stems but didnt cut them which is probably why they recovered quickly. I have gotten better but still in crop growing training. I had the 3 plants in photos and all bs aside i tried different trainging on them to see which got better results. It was all bag seed so not a issue on tossing money down the drain.Ideally, Low Stress Training involves more than just opening the plant up for more light penetration like the OG Spring though. Here is an explanation of how LST works:
Cannabis plants grow up to the sun. They have a top (apical) cola and side branching. Most of the growth hormones (auxins) go to that apical cola, which is why an untrained plant often has a beautiful huge bud on top and then progressively smaller buds as you head toward the soil. Topping a plant tells the plant that there is no longer an apical cola (damage alert!!!) so it needs to send the auxins to other branches to assure its chances to pass on its genetics. You then end up with two tops from that one.
LST is a method for tricking the plant into thinking it no longer has an apical cola without actually removing it. The method involves pulling the top down flat so that it's not higher than the rest of the plant. The plant still thinks it's lost its apical cola and begins to send the growth hormones to the rest of the branches, but there is no recovery time as there is with topping because nothing has been cut.
As each of the lower branch grows in response, it gets tied down toward the outside of the pot, allowing light and air to get to the rest of the plant, and forcing the plant to continue to evenly spread the auxins.
As long as you have time for your plant to recover (i.e. in no rush to flip), you'll never throw money down the drain with different training methods. I have a plant that I did nothing but LST and supercropping on. It's enormous now, but not too tall!not a issue on tossing money down the drain.
True. I just bought a bunch of seeds, regular, feminised and auto. I think im ready for the next episode. Have been setting tent up for their arrival.Thanks BR...I've got an entire thread on LST in my sig!
As long as you have time for your plant to recover (i.e. in no rush to flip), you'll never throw money down the drain with different training methods. I have a plant that I did nothing but LST and supercropping on. It's enormous now!
Thanks Shed! Appreciate the kind words!I would skip the FIM if I were you! Many growers with more experience haven't successfully FIMmed and it slows down the training even further when it doesn't work.
If you want to do a quadline, @Dutchman1990 did a great tutorial on it a while back that I will dig up for you. He does great tutorials!
Topping and training is pretty easy, as you just cut the top off (leaving ½" of stem above the node you're keeping to prevent splitting down the line), and then slowly tie the top nodes lower and lower. Then, as the lower nodes grow taller, you keep new growth even with the top nodes.
LST is good too, but some of your plants might be getting a bit too tall to get the top tied down to the edge of the pot without breaking anything off.