InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time

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That was a way creepy thing to scroll up too ...:eek::eek: eeeek!! :eek::eek:o_O:eek:A disembodied hand :eek:o_O:eek:

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Fantastic! I’d literally just had a vape about 5mins before too... perfect timing.
 
Amy Gardner said:
That was a way creepy thing to scroll up too ...:eek::eek: eeeek!! :eek::eek:o_O:eek:A disembodied hand :eek:o_O:eek:

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Fantastic! I’d literally just had a vape about 5mins before too... perfect timing.
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LOL! Creepy yes, but not purple :). Glad to hear my timing was good :thumb:.
 
Ouch :cool: to that plurple!

It’s a great gif - I’ve saved it :thumb:
 
Amy Gardner said:
Ouch :cool: to that plurple!

It’s a great gif - I’ve saved it :thumb:
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No ouch intended! I try to keep a purple-free journal :). Besides hurting the brains of some users here they are useless in telling the plant's story.
 
Tuesday and I'm not sleeping well. I fall asleep okay but wake up and can't fall back to sleep. I think I'm trading hours with @TheMadDabber!

I thought I'd post some pics of the oft-neglected Haze Xtreme. I watered it this morning with:
½ tsp Armor Si
2 ml cal/mag+
½ tsp Tiger Bloom
½ tsp Great White.

I'm not going to let it dry out as much as I have been in the past and see if that makes a difference. TDS was only around 300 (not including water) and I had the pH around 5.3 because runoff has been high. This time it was 6.6 :thumb:.

Enough details...pics!

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Haze Xtreme quadline

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I'm not sure when to let the ends go up, as I was hoping that the growth along the branch would catch up to make for a more even top. That doesn't seem to be happening yet and I don't want it to get too wide. @Derbybud or @newty?

Another scorcher today, so I went with an ice pack in the cloninator. I also put cups on top of the new cuttings in the clone box because different age cuttings have differing RH needs.

Stay cool, calm, and collected. If you can :).
 
You can let them go up now. I quad a bit different as I see you took a #jesusonthecross type approach. :D I usually tie them to the pot and let them stretch while I re adjust and once they reach the outer edge of the pot. I secure them there with a tie and let them grow up. Yours is not aloud to grow up yet because it’s fully attached to those posts. If it were my plant, I’d put the posts in the soil on four parts of the pot and tie the plant to that allowing it to grow up. Make sense? Lol
 
newty said:
You can let them go up now. I quad a bit different as I see you took a #jesusonthecross type approach. :D I usually tie them to the pot and let them stretch while I re adjust and once they reach the outer edge of the pot. I secure them there with a tie and let them grow up. Yours is not aloud to grow up yet because it’s fully attached to those posts. If it were my plant, I’d put the posts in the soil on four parts of the pot and tie the plant to that allowing it to grow up. Make sense? Lol
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#jesusbuiltmyhotrod by Ministry (not risking another hand-slap just yet ;)), or maybe #jesusbuiltmyquadline!

Ooops, I'm at least 6" beyond the edge of the pot here!

Since the sticks are tied to the branches and the branches are tied to the pot, isn't that basically the same thing as what you describe? I don't think the stick are really doing anything now except helping to maintain a perfectly straight line. It's not going up because I keep retying the new growth down with the patented Van Stank clips on the ends. The ends want to go up and I can stop flattening them any time and let them go.

Can you explain what the difference would be between the tie-down pipe cleaners I have now and putting the sticks in the soil and attaching the branches to them? I'm not sure I can picture the difference.

:thanks:

Pennywise said:
And remember that the pure Sativas tend to be light feeders so you'll want err on the side of caution.
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I'm trying to hold back as best as I can! My newborn clones get this TDS :). Do vegging sativas need phosphorus? I could just feed cal/mag+ and Armor Si and give it no P.
 
newty said:
No difference except a bit more starting height. This is a Sativa so just leave her and let her go up:) Is she making the change of life yet?
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I'm not even sure it's a female!
 
I'll just go light on the feed when I run my Haze from Ace, my Malawi was 5' tall at chop and 500 ppm almost burnt it up.
 
I can always back the Tiger Bloom off to ¼ tsp. Gonna be practically tap water!
 
Will do! It's a balance between yellow leaves and burnt tips.
 
I'm only looking at this on my phone but if it was mine I would take those chop sticks out and pull the end way down so more resources go to those inside of the plant. Maybe leave it like that for a week or so until those centers take off. Then release the whole thing and let it all go vertical. Those centers will grow crazy if they are the highest part of the plant. Maybe take a 12 oz. Can and bend it down over that in all 4 corners.
 
Derbybud said:
I'm only looking at this on my phone but if it was mine I would take those chop sticks out and pull the end way down so more resources go to those inside of the plant. Maybe leave it like that for a week or so until those centers take off. Then release the whole thing and let it all go vertical. Those centers will grow crazy if they are the highest part of the plant. Maybe take a 12 oz. Can and bend it down over that in all 4 corners.
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Oh, interesting idea! I'll see what I've got so that I don't put all the stress on the connection to the main stem. I did pull them down today but not lower than the middle.
 
I may cut some 1x4s and stand them up as fulcrums.
 
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