Conradino23
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Yes, LST works wonders if done early
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Agreed Conradino.....My practice is to supercrop when they are very small as to not break them or stress them out too much. Now,when i do that,supercrop that is, i always start off by gently squeezing and snapping the inner walls....that's it at first.Never damage them so much that the leader dies. Just enough stress to encourage those tiny little side branches to get going.I'l do this quite a bit for the first month or so. When they are tall and ,or strong enough,that's when i start tying the leader down.The combination of the two gets them how i want.Like a bush....so you can't tell who is boss,so to speak. With this present grow of two Mazars, i let the main leader run ahead a bit at the end of training on one, just to take advantage of the larger main colas this strain is known for.Yes, LST works wonders if done early
also thank you for sharing your technique Gray, it's intresting how you train your plants so much and adjust them almost daily to get the results you want but you don't top at all
would you say that topped plants yield the same and/or even less than plants that have not been topped but have however been trained into a way that hormones are distributed equally to each cola?
Greytail, I've noticed a proclivity for sativa-dominant strains within the HB ranks. Is there a reason for that?
'Cause sativa smokers are still awake enough to post?
No, seriously, that's a good question. I hadn't really noticed but you're right - there seems to be a bias toward sativas. Doc has pointed out that this soil tends to bring out sativa traits in most phenos and nobody thinks that's a bad thing. Personally, I view indicas as a sort of necessary or convenient pollutant, to tame behavior or add an aroma. I want the soaring rushes, not the narcotic stupor. I smoked far too much brickweed to revisit that state of mind. Heck, I'm old - I already know how to chill, I can fall asleep all on my own - I want a good buzz!
I've harvested 20+ strains and I'm just now narrowing down what I like best.
I believe there's something in the Brazilians that's special. I absolutely loved my first Utopia Haze pheno, and the others have been almost as good. This Carnival I have is amazing! But the genetics are undisclosed and I'm not even sure it's a typical pheno, so I don't know where to follow that path. I've found that I really don't enjoy the psychedelic sativas - I don't like the disorientation I get from them. Although, my only experience is with Super Lemon Haze, which gives me a headache, and Cotton Candy, which has Power Plant in it. Someday I'll give a good African a try, but until then I still have some American sativas to check out, and I really want to find a superior Thai. Gotta take a crack at another Indian or Nepalese sativa, too.
I've liked several of the hybrids I've grown - Jamaican Dream, White Panther, Grapefruit - but as fun as they were to smoke, they all had too much intrusion from the indica side. Carnival and Utopia Haze have no crash at all. They just fade away.
I love your reasoning for growing sativa strains, I'm right there with ya. The LST info is perfect. I have been debating on what to do to the Tikal, Tangerine and Chocolope. I know the Tangerine wants to be a leggy beast, she got to almost 5' with only 6 weeks of veg from seed last time. I imagine chocolope is going to do the same. I really like how you train them, I will be coping you.
I hear you all talking man that's got to be so cool to experience different buzzes they're all the same to me just some are stronger than others. Ahh, maybe someday.....