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As he slowly raises his hand and says....oh, oh Teacher pick me...lol.

Bar, the fans closes to the base where the flux arms branch out. Place your wire just below those. One per arm.

Shrub, I believe the purpose of clipping or nipping the fans is to ensure the energy goes to the tips and not wasted on the side shoots.

How'd I do Teacher...??

Renegade
 
Renegade goes to the front of the class! :) spot on!
Bill loving it my friend! :) Happy Fluxing to you :)
 
Hey m8.decided 2 read through ur thread,been busy going through so many others,plus loads of comments ect.then I seen how MASSIVE it is,frigging hell.u should make a movie man.that's 1 hell of a thread.another night m8 it'll have 2 be.shattered.by time I'm done with this bbad boy,my plants will be drying themselves shouting downstairs "hey arsehole.is there any fucking chance,are we gona do all the work,u lazy bastard" :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
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Renegade goes to the front of the class! :) spot on!
Bill loving it my friend! :) Happy Fluxing to you :)
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Yea me...lol. About the above pics, although a bit more aggressive then I'm use to seeing here but the end result is the same. Fluxing. What's the pinch method called I forget?

Oh hell was about to comment further till I went back to those pics. Is that a double and yet a triple flux? Awesome. Another example of how this method rules. Way to go Bill.

Renegade

Ok back to the shadows...lol.
 
I just bumped your PoM lead another notch :high-five:, those are all great looking member plants



you are doing a fantastic job sharing & spreading your precious & cherished input here at :420:
 
OK LA, I'm home. Exactly where do I tie her down?


Here at the top;





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Or here underneath the new growth;




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Your very kind buddy but wrong lol and premature :) it looks like Buckshot has it in the bag this month! Cheers anyway my friend :) :)
 
BAR its pic one for the win! A loose loop right around where the end of your pointer is. Then it slides to sit caught behind the leaf stems giving a good anchor point. :)
 
I'm slightly color blind,:oops: edit coming! glad you got a laugh, I got a great laugh here when I noticed BAR practicing large font:thumb:, not like the outburst I woke to from LA, but any chuckle is almost as good as those onehits that make one see stars.:peace:
 
Tell me I got it right LA.






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:) :) Nice one! Now were fluxing :) Just try and judge only a slight tension against the flux arms. Just to be safe this early on! :) then once you have enough growth you undo and move down to just behind the next node and so on as the flux arms grow out! :)
 
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:) :) Nice one! Now were fluxing :) Just try and judge only a slight tension against the flux arms. Just to be safe this early on! :) then once you have enough growth you undo and move down to just behind the next node and so on as the flux arms grow out! :)
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I'm getting good at this...lol.

Question.... When do you clip the first set of fans? Now that we know where to attach the wire and we know to move the wire up as she grows, when can we clip the fans that we are passing?

Renegade...
 
Light Addict said:
:) :) Nice one! Now were fluxing :) Just try and judge only a slight tension against the flux arms. Just to be safe this early on! :) then once you have enough growth you undo and move down to just behind the next node and so on as the flux arms grow out! :)
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Now it makes sense to me. I had to see it to get it. I left the wire loose as you said. Remember your fluxxing this, I'm just your hands.
 
Ok, with removing of leaves :) you want the node point established and with its own decent foliage before you think about stripping the fan leaf at that same node point.
The other ones that you remove at end of flux arms every so often are done every other node. Remember your gonna want to train the first node as it sits on side of flux arm. The next set, the shoots would be top and bottom of arms. So we remove this node growth and leaf set totally. This gives you all the branches coming off the sides of flux and stops you having to twist your girl! :)
 
No worries BAR :) dont be scared to just let her be. I let the ends build upwards in growth adjusting every 3-5 days depending on the speed.
 
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No worries BAR :) dont be scared to just let her be. I let the ends build upwards in growth adjusting every 3-5 days depending on the speed.
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Quote...."let the ends build upwards in growth"... The point where the ends start turning up towards the light?.

And that is and was the last and end of my questions....lol.

How often do you adjust?... Every 3-5 days...got it...lol. At every other established node, right?

And cutting previous or lower growth every ? (days)...sorry I did say last question. But really just fine tuning at this point.

Wouldn't it be great if we could get multiple flux's going at once. Mine won't be ready for several months. This is indoors right? We could plan on a fall, Thanks Giving or even Christmas Group Flux-a-Thon...lol.

With LA leading the class we all can't fail.

I'm in...anyone, anyone?

Renegade....
 
Renegade69 said:
And that is and was the last and end of the questions....lol.

How often do you adjust?...

Every 3-5 days...

Wouldn't it be great if we could get multiple flux's going at once. Mine won't be ready for several months. This is indoors right? We could plan on a fall, Thanks Giving or even Christmas Group Flux-a-Thon...lol.

With LA leading the class we all can't fail.

I'm in...anyone, anyone?

Renegade....
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My first flux is starting now. Shes just a baby but is well on her way. She has no idea whats in store :)
Right now shes under cfls but in 3 weeks when i harvest my ww she'll be going under 900w of led for the remainder of her veg :)
 
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