Monday update, and it's
supercropped!
The Amnesia Lemon Kush is getting its stretch on (flip day 8 today), so this weekend I did a bit of supercropping, both to keep it level and add a few tops in the middle where it's sparse.
For those who haven't read my supercrop thread, it's here:
Anyone interested in a bit on supercropping? Here is my introduction to the technique. I don't deal so much on the actual way to perform a supercrop, but the reasons and places to do it: DISCLAIMER: This is high stress plant training and I do not recommend it for an autoflower plant. Not that...
www.420magazine.com
It explains what it does and lays out some cool things it can accomplish besides having a flat canopy. Check it out!
Let's take a look at what I did. Here is a bend I did on one of the tallest outer branches:
I bent it in toward the middle into a gap where there was nothing below it. Here it is from another angle:
You can see the paperclip I used to keep the top from popping back up (there's a hard-to-see small binder clip at the bottom for added weight). That clip will get moved further out as the branch grows until the growth further down gets established, and then I'll let them all grow up together.
Here's another bend I did, near the top:
That had been the tallest branch and now it's level with the rest.
I bent another outer branch into an open space, but it didn't bend far enough in, so I've tied it to a lower node to keep it in place:
Here you can see that bend in relation to the rest of the plant:
And here is the side view where you can see I still have a few more bends to make:
Not to be left out of the update, Le Creme CBG:
And finally for the day, the high and low temps on the floor of the tent between 4pm and 8am:
It had gotten down to 59º on Saturday night, so I put the oil heater next to the tent on the side where the intake fan is on top, and that gave me an extra 5º. I'm okay there.
That's it for me! Happy start to the week...let's make it a good one.
Quotes:
That's the 68-70º question!
Thanks CL! I'm sure I've watered using warmer water, that would be outside in summer in a cloth pot, so root rot wouldn't be an issue there.
I'm going to start paying closer attention to temperatures now!
Oh sure, I
guess you could...
I'll let the hydro master take that one:
And back to WH:
"Examples of plants that can be propagated from root cuttings include raspberry, blackberry, rose, trumpet vine, phlox, crabapple, fig, lilac, and sumac."
I would definitely keep banking that money so when growing is legal you can spend it there!