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Thursday update, where I supercrop the Jack Herer from @Weed Seeds Express!
I'm sure you have all ready my thread on supercropping, but since I did some today I thought I would drop a few pics here.
There are a lot of benefits to this technique and one of them is that you can do it without making the plant wider. I did that to two opposite branches, and I also cropped sideways to fill in some empty space.
Here is one of the branches I supercropped outward:
Had I pulled this branch down to keep it level with the top of the plant, it would have added width...width I don't want!
It's hard to show the crops I did sideways unless you get a top view:
The crops at 9 and 5 are the sideways ones. There were no lower branches coming up in those gaps, so I filled them in. The ones at 7 and 2 are straight out. You can see they don't make the plant wider than the widest branches below.
Here is a side shot:
Normally, outside growers are less concerned about flat canopies and plant width, but since I pick these up and carry them inside every night and out every morning, it means I have to treat them more like those folks growing in tents would.
I hope your week is ticking along smoothly! Personally I am really looking forward to trimming the Summer grow...it's outta hand.
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I'm sure you have all ready my thread on supercropping, but since I did some today I thought I would drop a few pics here.
There are a lot of benefits to this technique and one of them is that you can do it without making the plant wider. I did that to two opposite branches, and I also cropped sideways to fill in some empty space.
Here is one of the branches I supercropped outward:
Had I pulled this branch down to keep it level with the top of the plant, it would have added width...width I don't want!
It's hard to show the crops I did sideways unless you get a top view:
The crops at 9 and 5 are the sideways ones. There were no lower branches coming up in those gaps, so I filled them in. The ones at 7 and 2 are straight out. You can see they don't make the plant wider than the widest branches below.
Here is a side shot:
Normally, outside growers are less concerned about flat canopies and plant width, but since I pick these up and carry them inside every night and out every morning, it means I have to treat them more like those folks growing in tents would.
I hope your week is ticking along smoothly! Personally I am really looking forward to trimming the Summer grow...it's outta hand.
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Thanks Tommy! So many crossed fingers it's a wonder anyone can still type here.Nice update as usual. The Candida’s looking promising! My fingers are crossed for you as well!!