Yeah, I'll bet with those huge leaves that 5 gallon pot is extra heavy!
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No worries, T!- we'll have you growing wide, stubby plants in no time!I can’t thank you enough for doing this for me.
Ha! Not only am I old, but I'm a bit lazy too! I actually planned this grow to happen without moving the plant in and out of the box...by planned, I mean I got a bigger drain pan, and a pump to pump out the runoff...hell, with the extra weight, I have to re-learn when to water, because the pot never seems to get "light"enough to need watering...I'll get it figured out eventually...Lightweight. I've been lifting 5-gallon pots all along.
Ha! I'm sure they're not helping....They are definitely in the way, I can tell ya that!Yeah, I'll bet with those huge leaves that 5 gallon pot is extra heavy!
The leaves removed this time would block the nodes below them outside also, so removing them outsideWould that training be for a fixed light source only
If I thought it'd make them grow a little, I'd give it a tryMaybe the runts don't like bubbly water?
Took me ten minutes just looking back and forth between your pics and my plant before I could even get started...Carcass said:That took about ten minutes to do, so it's not real time consuming-
You made the right call- I like to leave the big fan leaves on as long as possible- I figure they wouldn't be there if the plant didn't need them. I leave all but the 8 I removed yesterday, and work around them for another week or so, but once the branches start growing well, I remove any fan leaves that are in the waydid I make the wrong call keeping those on? I thought I saw some potential in them so I kept 'em.
She looks just like she should- Nice work, Adora!Please tell me I didn't just tangle her into a mess.
I fully expect the Wookiee to outpace the DDA. We'll have to see what actually happens though.A closer look at the DDa:-Not growing very fast, but also not a mutant, so that's a good thing
For some reason I thought your Wookies were feminized autos….no?J said about 20ish days to show sex on the Wookiee, iirc?
Thanks, candy!Your garden is looking perrrty and lush as always C!
Thanks,Adora- They're not going to get very big, but they may produce a little bit...actually, the White Chem may have started growing a little bit today, so that one may not be as muchI'm excited to watch your Wookies and White Chem autos grow outside in the ground.
The one outside showed her first tiny little flowers today, on day 25- but, she's still only 4" tall, so she isn't going to amount to much. But, I only put her outside because I don't like to kill any pot plant, even if it's a runty little thingJ said about 20ish days to show sex on the Wookiee, iirc?
Luckily, this one skipped the wonky part- she seems to be growing fine...a bit slow maybe, but some autos seem to do that for the first ten days or so. I think she's going to do just fine in the long runNot the bad kind...just the temporarily wonky kind.... Ugly duckling syndrome.
That was more of an annoyance than anything...I think it was just some kids "exploring" the place, because they basically took nothing...except that $2.00 plastic box!I am so sorry to hear that your mom’s place got broken into,
I think you're right, Boo...I hope I don't regret using that 5 gallon pot...That GSC is gonna be a biggie…..just sayin’.
For some reason I thought your Wookies were feminized autos….no?
Omg I’m big smiling!Thanks @Carcass I can see my Blueberry's leaves already starting to point back up.
Your plants all look wonderful. I'm glad your DDA isn't a mutant. In fact, she's pretty cute. Also I'm excited to watch your Wookies and White Chem autos grow outside in the ground. I've got little bird gardeners too. Mine were planting sunflowers in my potted plants last season.
Yes, you will- no doubt in my mind!one day I’ll nail that canopy.
Thanks, Stunger! I've got to say- the method you're using now works damn well too!I promise myself that next grow I'll follow your example
Thanks, Shed! And it doesn't hurt that the GSC is growing like a (very healthy) weed!methodical! :noice:
Carcass Canopy Training™Yes, you will- no doubt in my mind!
And, while I'm here, I figured I'd do a little training Update- some more big fan leaves have to go...
in fact, most of them...It may seem extreme, but the results speak for themselves- once a healthy cannabis plant really starts growing, it takes more than losing some leaves to slow them down... (imo)
The Girl Scout Cookies is 33 days old.
* @Trala- you probably won't need to do this stuff for 7-10 days.
So here's what's up- I like to leave the big fans on as long as possible, but there comes a time when they're just so in the way that there's nothing to do but get rid of them so the new branches become the star of the show....I was going to wait till Saturday, but those leaves got so big and in the way, I did this yesterday..
So here we are 12 fan leaves later (16 if you've got 8 main branches)- look at all those happy little branches smiling up at the light...
A day or two after removing the leaves from the sides of the branches, we grab the clippers yet again,
And we go after the leaves and branches growing out the bottom side of the main branches... the leaves are in the way, and the branches won't amount to much, so we don't need the plant wasting resources on them...* If you want, you can leave the leaf, but the branch needs to go...
So that's 6 more fan leaves gone (8 if you've got 8 branches) And that's the last of the defoliating for awhile....
So now we just keep the main branches tied down, while we wait for the new branches to grow a little...
That's about all the tricky stuff, from here on in, it's just tying things down and adjusting branches to hopefully end up with a nice, even canopy-
We'll start that on Monday..
And that's it for today...
As usual, any questions, don't be afraid to ask!
Thanks for looking, I appreciate the support
Good afternoon C TrimmerYes, you will- no doubt in my mind!
And, while I'm here, I figured I'd do a little training Update- some more big fan leaves have to go...
in fact, most of them...It may seem extreme, but the results speak for themselves- once a healthy cannabis plant really starts growing, it takes more than losing some leaves to slow them down... (imo)
The Girl Scout Cookies is 33 days old.
* @Trala- you probably won't need to do this stuff for 7-10 days.
So here's what's up- I like to leave the big fans on as long as possible, but there comes a time when they're just so in the way that there's nothing to do but get rid of them so the new branches become the star of the show....I was going to wait till Saturday, but those leaves got so big and in the way, I did this yesterday..
So here we are 12 fan leaves later (16 if you've got 8 main branches)- look at all those happy little branches smiling up at the light...
A day or two after removing the leaves from the sides of the branches, we grab the clippers yet again,
And we go after the leaves and branches growing out the bottom side of the main branches... the leaves are in the way, and the branches won't amount to much, so we don't need the plant wasting resources on them...* If you want, you can leave the leaf, but the branch needs to go...
So that's 6 more fan leaves gone (8 if you've got 8 branches) And that's the last of the defoliating for awhile....
So now we just keep the main branches tied down, while we wait for the new branches to grow a little...
That's about all the tricky stuff, from here on in, it's just tying things down and adjusting branches to hopefully end up with a nice, even canopy-
We'll start that on Monday..
And that's it for today...
As usual, any questions, don't be afraid to ask!
Thanks for looking, I appreciate the support