That 2 footer was in the SIP in the 3 x 3 and the first one I grew. You have/had a bag of her. These of yours and mine will be the first outdoors a Cherries DubeLee has lived. So far mine has a good start with no bug infestation and she has firm shiny leaves. And she's not dainty like the IKLWA! IKLWA is growing nicely and has the daintiest branches and leaves! She's a real cutie! Cherries DubeLee looks like a bodybuilder compared!
That's my thought Smokes! Now for some help from Mother Nature to test our theory!
Busy is good Shed! Great to see you around!Excellent earwax and happy plants! Off to the new journal two days late and at least $50 short.
the order came yesterday and I'll be on that today mixing so I can begin reversing sex on a branch on IKLWA and SURPRISE, the gorgeous male in the solo cup getting Geoflora wasn't a male afterall! It didn't show sex after the 10 day 12/12 light regimen earlier in the grow for sex reveal. I like a surprise! I put her in a 3 gallon plastic pot of used LOS soil and I'm feeding her Geoflora. I'll do the reversal on her, she's a perfect specimen I've been admiring for a while. Pic of her in a bit.
For some reason they are Bode! Mine too! Not going to be 12 footers probably but it looks like they know what they're doing. Can't ask for more.
Hah! I'd say I have it made in the shade but that's too close to the weather here!
Man they'd be something with some sun on them!I'm going to paint/spray both IKLWA and CDubeLee with the sts I mixed today, tomorrow. Just a branch of IKLWA and who knows with the one in the 3 gal pot. Maybe a few branches and I'll take it in and give it a room if it stays smallish when things develop.What Lerugged said! ↓↓
And nice you've got a reversal candidate to round out the summer.
gonna try it too! thanks guys!SUPERCROPPED AND WAITING UPDATE
Hi all, I've been reading all around, and over in @Danishoes21 beautiful organic garden I noticed he supercrops his ladies instead of topping, getting the hormonal bennies and not the lost time for repair of a lost limb. And the lost limb. I decided to try it.
Here's IKLWA bent over right above a set of three beautiful nodes. Let's see where this leads us! Thanks Dan!
IKLWA got bent!
Looking great stoneSUPERCROPPED AND WAITING UPDATE
Hi all, I've been reading all around, and over in @Danishoes21 beautiful organic garden I noticed he supercrops his ladies instead of topping, getting the hormonal bennies and not the lost time for repair of a lost limb. And the lost limb. I decided to try it.
Here's IKLWA bent over right above a set of three beautiful nodes. Let's see where this leads us! Thanks Dan!
IKLWA got bent!
after our discussion of not topping mature plants I think this is definitely the way to go.. once nodes start staggering you'd only be sacrificing a top to get a bushy plant instead of two main colas but this way you can get that same result without loosing a top by super cropping. I use this indoors too as it just makes sense 
Supercropping can slow down growth during the knuckling, so quality LST might be a better idea for non-topped autos. No reason not to experiment though if you're in the mood!
I used the technique once on an unruly plant in the tent just to get her to calm down and have her branches catch up to the canopy. It was a good compromise that time because that plant wasn't about to do anything I asked otherwise
.Yep, makes sense! I watered a minute ago, of course I had trouble and couldn't take a pic, but the wound is fine and she's healing up nicely facing up again! I'll get back out for a peek to share in a while. The node/nodes below isn't, but appears like a triple whatever that's called. I have a special place in my heart for those oddities! The mother(Wedding Cake) of the Cherries DubeLee was one and a real beauty!Looking great stone
That's the best news I've heard in a while Bode! We're going with the flow brother! I'm getting impressed with them and this lack of sun. They seem to have grown well in spite! @KeithLemon will like to hear that![/USER]
Good morning Shed! Thanks! I was watching Danishoes in his garden and thought I'd give his method a shot on the sativa. I was surprised how easy this one was to crush in my fingers! She's fairly fragile up top there. I would have liked a less broken plant. She's facing up today so no big issue. I don't want to climb a ladder too if I can help it so there's that.Supercropping? Never heard of it!
Supercropping can slow down growth during the knuckling, so quality LST might be a better idea for non-topped autos. No reason not to experiment though if you're in the mood!
SUPERCROPPED AND WAITING UPDATE
Hi all, I've been reading all around, and over in @Danishoes21 beautiful organic garden I noticed he supercrops his ladies instead of topping, getting the hormonal bennies and not the lost time for repair of a lost limb. And the lost limb. I decided to try it.
Here's IKLWA bent over right above a set of three beautiful nodes. Let's see where this leads us! Thanks Dan!
IKLWA got bent!
effect on a recovered apical main 24 hrs after heavy bending and training.
I’m liking your experimental approach. Dani gets some unbelievable results from his n I’m expecting you will also. This will be a fun 1 to watch. Same as Dani’s are. CLSUPERCROPPED AND WAITING UPDATE
Hi all, I've been reading all around, and over in @Danishoes21 beautiful organic garden I noticed he supercrops his ladies instead of topping, getting the hormonal bennies and not the lost time for repair of a lost limb. And the lost limb. I decided to try it.
Here's IKLWA bent over right above a set of three beautiful nodes. Let's see where this leads us! Thanks Dan!
IKLWA got bent!
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Thanks Dan! She's made the hook already! Pic to come!I applaud and appreciate your bravery Stone.
Bending and snapping stems isn’t easy from a conventional growers point of view.
I’ve seen your plants, you grow healthy thriving plants, you should expect a 24 hrs relocation of the main you just bent.
Look for a hook like shape that’s the sign of the hormones acting, also to be expected the lower growth to “jump nodes”, the lowers will have a huge gap between nodes that’s the elongated growth pushed by Auxins to meet that Apical main at the same height.
Once you start pushing hormones the plant takes the successive bending and snapping like nothing. I find it hard to stop once I start this training. It helps me project the size to be of the plant. You can make them to have 30 main tops, or 50.
When you get the nasty never bending Apical main, that’s when you pull out the string and tie her down. The ultimate blast for the lower growth, after that they all become main with their own apical dominant gravity to them.
Tie down of the apical main.
Hook
Apical dominant main blasted on a flowering Auto.
Hope this helps and encourages you to keep doing it.
All the best
This will be good to watch having the one next to her unbent!I’m liking your experimental approach. Dani gets some unbelievable results from his n I’m expecting you will also. This will be a fun 1 to watch. Same as Dani’s are. CL
