Hands are cracked from washing!LOL 
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r0am1ng st0ner
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Use dove hand soap it has moisturizer in it and it helps, can even get it in dove mens nowHands are cracked from washing!LOL
Grandma Weedstein
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I’ve heard soap with lotion actually defeats the purpose of soap, LOL. (Meant to break up and wash away fat and oil buildup).
The plants look great and yeah, there’s definitely an aroma even in veg.
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Mizztrish411
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Hello 420 family 
update on the babies i fed them today my bruce banger Im LST it its growing wildly lol here some pictures enjoy, and if anyone sees any mistakes please let me know asap 
thank you in advance
update on the babies i fed them today my bruce banger Im LST it its growing wildly lol here some pictures enjoy, and if anyone sees any mistakes please let me know asap thank you in advance
r0am1ng st0ner
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Looks killer, I forget are you only topping some of them?
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Mizztrish411
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Yes 2 of them the 2 that I tied down and thank you
r0am1ng st0ner
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will it matter if 2 get a lot taller then the others in your tent? this is all I was thinking about
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Mizztrish411
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No my tent is 6ft tall 4×4 I'm good lol but I'm going to do 3ft than throw them into flower
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Mizztrish411
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Wait why you ask that you know sumthin I don't lol?? Are 2 of them gonna get hella tall??No my tent is 6ft tall 4×4 I'm good lol but I'm going to do 3ft than throw them into flower
cannanewb
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The girls are looking superb.
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Mizztrish411
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The girls are looking superb.
thank you
Grandma Weedstein
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The ones that aren’t topped will have a different growth structure — the top cola will grow taller than the ones where you clipped it, which will be bushier. The height difference may be an issue if you need to keep all your light as the same height.
Enr0n
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Greetings, enjoying the show 
Same light I have so seeing what works.
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Mizztrish411
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I topped 3 of them i didn't do anything to 1 is that going to make a bad difference?? The one I didn't top is already short and bushy whereas the other one's are getting taller.
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Mizztrish411
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Its doing the job so farGreetings, enjoying the show
r0am1ng st0ner
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Well I would worry the tall ones will cast a shadow on the shorter ones personally
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Mizztrish411
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Should i move the lught closer or away from them
Grandma Weedstein
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I’d mostly be concerned about that one getting a lot taller and forcing the light to be moved too high for the other ones. However, it’s always possible to supercrop the top cola to avoid that.
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Mizztrish411
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I'm going to tie down the tall ones tomorrow ☺ I can't afford another light at the moment so only other option without cutting is to tie down n see what happens
Grandma Weedstein
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Supercropping might be an easier way to take care of it. There is plenty of info about it, but basically supercropping just boils down to bending the stem without breaking it.
It sounds like it would hurt the plant but they virtually shrug it off. Basically I just pinch the stem at the point where I want to limit its height. Then I sort of wiggle it back and forth until it’s malleable, sort of how a paperclip gets easier to bend as its bent back and forth.
The trick is to do it slowly and carefully so only the inner part of the stem is broken while the outer “skin” (xylem and phloem) that transports water and nutrients remains intact.
Once it’s malleable, you just let the cola flop over in the direction you want and it will grow that way. Even if it flops over at a sharply acute angle, the bent stem will eventually straighten itself to grow at a 90 degree angle to the main stem.
It’s actually pretty awesome to watch since it seems like it would hurt the plant but in reality the leaves usually don’t even wilt.