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Glad to see my economic hardships are so entertaining to you!! lol...
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I don't care who you are that there's funny.!
Ok, I will leave the supercropping for now.
I think my pH is ok because I have been watering in the 6-6.5 pH range and my runoff is around 7.0 pH. I don’t have any specific calmag mix so I will increase my nutes mix amount in my next watering and hope that solves my leaf problem.
Thanks again Pennywise.
Wait until the flowers form a nice bud. I think you will be ready for supercropping in 10-14 days. At that time, plants will stop stretching so supercropping won't have any effect on equalizing the top heights. I am not using supercropping to equalize the height of the tops. I am just doing that to get more beefy buds. You should design your structure on veg. with proper training. Sidebranch tops won't have the same height with the main tops. I won't be using sidebranches for my next grow. I will be topping 3-4 times and then SCROG'ing. I think that is the key to have an equal level canopy.
Homer sry for missing out but I saw you were well taken care of..
Cal mag is necessary so good buy!!!
No you have it right. A flat canopy means light is getting to all your best colas. Any branches that don't make it to the canopy can be cut to direct growth to the good colas. Awesome looking job!
Yes you're on the right path, that canopy looks amazing! Carry on!
You can always call the Plow King to help...
lol, well the Plow king was a big episode on the Simpson's..Barney had a big part in it...
Regardless of supercropping, your garden looks great Homie. Just try it on few branches and see the result for yourself. You can only compare a bud to itself, to decide whether supercropping makes it beefier or not. Different buds have different branches in different girth so you can't compare them perfectly. I always find supercropping very helpful. Backbuilding, supercropping or tip spreading... These are not essential but very beneficial if you have time
When you super crop aim for the branch to be at canopy level once bent over.