Pretty sure its 90° or more
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
Lookin good shed!
- Thread starter
- #4,583
Wasnt derby saying to tie them lower? In order to get the center going...
- Thread starter
- #4,585
He did. Then I posted a pic of them tied lower and you said, "Pretty sure its 90° or more." Pretty sure what is 90º or more? How much I pulled them? 90º from what?
Sorry! Just not following you.
Not catching these moose tracks? Sorry I meant like 90° to the main stalk.... as in parallel to the ground status. But idk much about quadlining. Seems like your doing it right from here though
Derbybud
Well-Known Member
I like the way he had them right now madd. He's passed 90 and that's good cause he needs to get things to concentrate in that middle area. Once they take off then he needs to let things go to keep the canopy flat.
- Thread starter
- #4,588
Oh! Derby wanted them below parallel so that's what I did.
If you like it I like it! Thanks Derby.
I’m throwing my vote in to do that too! What Dabs said
There’s plenty of time for the training to settle in and allow the centres to get a good start before it flowers itself I reckon. My outdoor potted ones put up with all sorts of fluctuations in temp and RH.
Let it run! Do it now!
- Thread starter
- #4,590
I'm getting quite a consensus here Amy! As long as I can keep it healthy after the new growth I guess it's gonna be photo #3 this fall!
CraZysWeeD
Well-Known Member
Hope your plant take off now. It looks kinda week but it's probably the abuse. Is the quad method so much better? I would like to learn how to make the one big bud stem like the ones @koolkat ran...
That looks good and like mine do when I tie them down. It will look better as she grows straight up
Ok I just looked more closely and the only thing I would change is where you have her tied. If it were mine, I’d tie it back where I have it marked. As she grows you can readjust, it’s better to tie farther down the stalk where it’s stronger. Don’t split it
- Thread starter
- #4,594
I actually tried that first but because the branch was so woody I had to go further out where there was still some flex in it. The further out I went the less stress there was on the connection to the main stem. Hence the downward curve rather than the entire stem being below parallel.Ok I just looked more closely and the only thing I would change is where you have her tied. If it were mine, I’d tie it back where I have it marked. As she grows you can readjust, it’s better to tie farther down the stalk where it’s stronger. Don’t split it
I was also thinking about what MadDab said about maybe the Haze liking tropical weather. So I looked up the origin of the plant and found this:
Pretty moist climates listed there. So I'm thinking my decision to keep the soil a little wetter than I had been might be a good one. Time will tell!
Derbybud
Well-Known Member
I like where you have it lagged on the plant. I find too far in I run risks of splitting at the trunk. And it being woody already is a good thing once things go vertical. Good support for all those hugh colas.
- Thread starter
- #4,596
Hope so! And I hope the supports are good because of all the schlepping it needs to handle. I'll stick with the Armor Si even if I have to back off the other nutes.
Trunk was the word I was looking for...thanks!
Yes I split trunks...don’t do that
Woody stems are a game changer so your doing the right thing carry on
Woody stems are a game changer so your doing the right thing
carry on- Thread starter
- #4,598
I knew you'd approve once I explained it 
.
.
#queenofthetriline
- Thread starter
- #4,600
LOL!
Similar threads
