Casey Jones #2

[Ascended Master Kief]

Short and bushy via training is good idea, in vertically challenged space. I've only got 60" or so to work with, floor to ceiling, in my space. Grow medium, plant, airspace, light, light-hanging gear, airflow devices, electrical stuff, all has to fit in that space. Gets a little tight sometimes. I'm gonna be trying aggressive topping and bending, and a scrog on my latest grow.

If the stems aren't too stiff, you still have time to lightly bend the plant, if you wanted to. I still think they look great. Keep up the good work. Wind at your back, mate.

 

[Duggan]

Short and bushy via training is good idea, in vertically challenged space. I've only got 60" or so to work with, floor to ceiling, in my space. Grow medium, plant, airspace, light, light-hanging gear, airflow devices, electrical stuff, all has to fit in that space. Gets a little tight sometimes. I'm gonna be trying aggressive topping and bending, and a scrog on my latest grow.

If the stems aren't too stiff, you still have time to lightly bend the plant, if you wanted to. I still think they look great. Keep up the good work. Wind at your back, mate.

Hey A...MasterKief! Ya eh....LST and supercropping is all I do. No topping....just don't like to cut their heads off, seems so barbaric doesn't it! I find that in vertically challenged spaces you can get control pretty good by just LST and supercropping. If you go and have a look at my two Mazar's. they grew into nice bushes and weren't topped once ,that's all from tieing down leaders and keeping them (the "leaders") all the same. Only after i'm comfortable with remaining vert. space will I let them just grow. Have a great day....just thought i'de mention there are much less dramatic ways to get lanky plants under control without topping. Hope that's OK bud! Cheers.....Duggs.

 

[b.real]

hi AMK. thanks for stopping by. I've topped and low stress trained before. duggan I agree I like low stress training better because I run 12/12 from seed and don't want to lose any of the plant.

they're under cfls right now. idk if I should run the cfls for one more day or if I should turn the leds on? you can see the led stress about four nodes down from the top. thankfully I don't think it's spreading anymore.

my white rhino plant is getting chopped today 12-13 weeks from pistil.

 

[Duggan]

Hey B....i would say ditch the cfls. for the led's bud. Just keep them at least 24"away this time .They are big enough to handle the leds,no problem. I think those bad leaves are from some other stress??maybe? Like that last little cola plant there....cute as a button!What strain is it? Cheers eh......Duggs.

 

[skunnymonster]

I'd go with duggan, the majority of the plant looks healthy so I wouldn't worry too much

 

[B A R]

I'd go with duggan, the majority of the plant looks healthy so I wouldn't worry too much

Agreed.

 

[b.real]

the leds are going back on tonight. the plants don't "pray" during the dark anymore even after running cfls for two days. maybe it's because they're done stretching?

BAR where have you been? it's good to hear from you. got any updates for us?

I chopped the small white rhino plant today after 13 weeks of flower from pistil. my lightest harvest ever lol. she's a stinker though.

 

[skunnymonster]

She still looks like quality weed though B, congrats on the chop

 

[b.real]

thanks SM. hopefully she knocks my socks off

 

[skunnymonster]

With all that frost she should do

 

[Tomster420]

I put 2 stunted clones outside to see if they live or not, they prodcued about 2gm of the nicest, smoothest weed i have ever smoked. That white rhino will hit you and you won't know whats going on but high bliss

 

[HUM8OLDT]

Re: Blackout Kush & a Bag Seed

Sub...man this is an awesome grow!

 

[b.real]

SM I hope so. she sure smells strong, really surprised me for her size. I just checked her trichs with my scope and she is very cloudy. not as many ambers as I guessed. all her pistils browned and then I cut her then.

N4W2 that stinks that they didn't get big for you, but good bud is good bud regardless. glad you like the photos

hi H8 and welcome. thanks man. I just gave them some bottled water and the leds have been turned on. let's hope they pull through strong and good. I'm ready for some proper colas in my life if you know what I mean lol.

 

[CronicHempHog]

Gratz Brotha Br

 

[Ascended Master Kief]

Congrats on the cut, b.real. She looks sweet, and looks frosty enough to be uber-potent. Good work!

 

[Mono]

Congratulations on the harvest B! Looks like some amazing bud!

 

[Danishoes21]

Congrats on the harvest b.

 

[Dennise]

Congrats on the chop b... It may not be your largest but it certainly looks like it will do the trick....

 

[Ranger275]

Congrats on the harvest, b. Can't wait to see that herb after a good dry/cure.
I think you're right: when a plant (or animal) is subjected to a stress, it is forever vulnerable to that stress. If you get frostbite, you're probably going to get it again. Same same.

 

[b.real]

really man? I never said you were a bad moderator I just said you were being a jerk. and what? why you freaking out?