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Good shit i rolled mine down yesterday and It makes it easier to work at the base of the plant!Hey there @Smokiemcpot19, I don't know if anyone recommended this already but what I did was roll the bag down into a cuff, kinda like rolling your pant leg up, and then I used binder clips to loop the wire around. I have a photo either in my journal or my autoflower grow picture threads. Have a good one. Sorry about the link below, I'm tryin to figure out how to make it just a link lol
cool I'm glad I could help. I had messed up by not putting enough soil in my 3 gallon grow bags and I didn't want to pop holes, I had to roll mine down like 3 or four inches.Good shit i rolled mine down yesterday and It makes it easier to work at the base of the plant!
I'm a noob, go figure. Plus I had started LST at about 8-9 days after sprout, after that they never really grew tall enough to add some more soil. Lesson learned lol next time more soil...Just out of curiosity, why not just add more soil on top? That's what I do when either it settles with time/water or roots appear on the surface.
Seems pretty young to me! I wait until they're tall enough to be bent down to the lip of the pot when tied. The top needs to be lower than the lowers for LST to be truly effective.Plus I had started LST at about 8-9 days after sprout
it worked out pretty well for these ladies, on their 46 day of the grow today. These are untopped autoflowers as well.Seems pretty young to me! I wait until they're tall enough to be bent down to the lip of the pot when tied. The top needs to be lower than the lowers for LST to be truly effective.
I did a tutorial on the hows and whys of LST here:
How I perform low stress training on my plants: Lots of pics!
Greetings all! I've had members ask about how I do my LST (low stress training) on my plants so I thought I would do a pictorial on it. My pics are of two different plants but don't let that confuse you. It's just easier to demonstrate that way. Let's discuss the theory behind LST for a...www.420magazine.com
Works for photoperiod plants as well (this is untopped):
Have you to thank for thatLooking green and healthy on this end.
Have you to thank for that
Ok so would that work the same then for this sns 209 stuff? Would it be ok to use during flower as a soil drench n not effect flavor?
Never used the sns 209 so i have no clue on that one. As far as the neem oil gos, yes you can drench soil during flowering and it will not effect the flowers taste etc!
I have used a farmers trick on my outdoor vegetable plants, which is a hydrogen peroxide and water solution 1 part hydrogen peroxide to 4 parts water. thats just for a soil drench, as for as foliar spray, I have used 1 tablespoon per gallon for white powdery mildew and any existing pests on cannabis and vegetable leaves, with no ill effects. I even use it on my clones that I put in plain water to root.Ok so I'm guessing this stuff would be the same lol atleast I hope so Haha. I'm guna try this sns stuff for my GSC clone I got in flower I ended up having to give it one spray down with some Monterey garden spray with spinosad and then some neem. But I'm hoping it was done early enough that once the buds start really showing up an making frost it jus covers up some of the taste that is left on it from the ipm I did. And then with the continued sns 209 done as a soil drench it should keep any mites or anything away threw till harvest.
I run mine 24/7 through veg maybe I'll go 18/6 now and save some money lol
Ahhh right these are photos