Bud Love
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Hey squiggle
Looking top drawer mate.
Sterling job
Looking top drawer mate.
Sterling job
Squiggle Is Testing The Sylstar GL4000a: Multi Strain Grow, In A Brand New Set Up!
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Paul Squiggle
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Spooky. I was just on your page leaving a compliment tooHey squiggle
Looking top drawer mate.
Sterling job
Thanks man
Have you tied that down Squig? I'd say a little lower would have been good insurance, but what do I know
That Blueberry is looking fab matey, good work
That Blueberry is looking fab matey, good work
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Paul Squiggle
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Thanks mate. I was thinking lower too..Have you tied that down Squig? I'd say a little lower would have been good insurance, but what do I know
That Blueberry is looking fab matey, good work
Oh!! While your here. I've done a little bit more reading and I'm semi convinced you haven't bought snake oil
Good job on the bending Squiggle!
However, they just might come right back up without something to assist with holding them down.
I use large plastic-coated paper clips when I supercrop to help keep them down at least for a little while. Of course they will come back up no matter what you do.
Here's a pic:
However, they just might come right back up without something to assist with holding them down.
I use large plastic-coated paper clips when I supercrop to help keep them down at least for a little while. Of course they will come back up no matter what you do.
Here's a pic:
Great job on super crop brother , yes they are pointing up so you did a great job , I super crop all the time even in mid flower , sometimes I do the same branch in multiple places , soon you will get a mighty knuckle ,,, rumour is the knuckle is like a turbo for nutes to that bud site , hahahha
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Paul Squiggle
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Great advice Thanks for that.. I'm on to it now..Good job on the bending Squiggle!
However, they just might come right back up without something to assist with holding them down.
I use large plastic-coated paper clips when I supercrop to help keep them down at least for a little while. Of course they will come back up no matter what you do.
Here's a pic:
I love this forum and it's members.
I've heard that too. The knuckle is said to be like widening the road for the nutrients to flow through.
Bud Love
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What @Growings said mateHave you tied that down Squig? I'd say a little lower would have been good insurance, but what do I know
That Blueberry is looking fab matey, good work
I had to pinch em twice to a couple of branches as I never tied them down..they didn’t slow down much at all after super cropping
It was my first time
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Ahhhh!! You've just answered my next question. Can it be done in flower without freaking the plant out; itake it can.. So, is all this "hermy" talk a load of old poop? All the yootoob videos say, "don't even breath on your plant whilst in flower or she will grow a dick"
So I've always tried to leave them alone in flower, just incase..
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That's a good analogy.I've heard that too. The knuckle is said to be like widening the road for the nutrients to flow through.
So it's like having a stent put in a clogged artery. My mate had one of those to unblock his pipes.
Wonder if supper cropping your aorta would help with blood flow
Yes and no ,,, I've had a good experience with super cropping but I know my plants had zero issues and it wouldn't upset her much ,,,,,,, but I was having stretch issue , so don't use this method to much , play safe with some lst , but if one branch is irritating me I'll give it a pinch and yell bendover
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Did it feel weird to you ? Breaking the branches. It just didn't seem right to me. I had to build up the courage to do itWhat @Growings said mate
I had to pinch em twice to a couple of branches as I never tied them down..they didn’t slow down much at all after super cropping
It was my first time
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Paul Squiggle
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Gotcha. So it's not the go to method. It's more last resort.. have you ever had any that failed? Or do you just tape the wound up if she spills her guts out.Yes and no ,,, I've had a good experience with super cropping but I know my plants had zero issues and it wouldn't upset her much ,,,,,,, but I was having stretch issue , so don't use this method to much , play safe with some lst , but if one branch is irritating me I'll give it a pinch and yell bendover
Some people do it all the time it's whatever your comfortable with or how much risk you are willing to take ,,,,,,, yes I've snapped some hard with a nice big split,,, and I did nothing it healed on its own like when we get a cut , but my environment is super sanitized no bugs I hate bugs and i wash my hand before entering grow area , the dirtiest thing in my home is most likely pierogi and she gets shampooing from wife all the time,,,,, to be honest Squiggle I popped one of those free seeds we always get and used that as a test dummy long ago,,,, since I didn't care about the plant so much I tested the waters with her , FIM ,hst , super crop , over defoliated etc.... it gave me a big confidence boost
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Yeah mate, definitely.. however once I got started and there were no issues I got a bit more confidence and had a good go.
I let the natural listing of the branch determine which side to pinch..
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I might give that a go.. I hear you on being clean. I change my clothes before I enter the room the tents in. I would freak if I had a pest issue.. we suffer badly out the back in the garden.
I used to run an experiment plant also. But that was to test the nutrients I use, I think I mentioned before that they aren't cannabis specific and are house and vegetable plant products. I never thought about using one as a means of training my training skills. You've give me food for thought. Thanks for the input.. it's been a really good informative weekend; thanks to yous guys.
Appreciate it
I used to run an experiment plant also. But that was to test the nutrients I use, I think I mentioned before that they aren't cannabis specific and are house and vegetable plant products. I never thought about using one as a means of training my training skills. You've give me food for thought. Thanks for the input.. it's been a really good informative weekend; thanks to yous guys.
Appreciate it
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Paul Squiggle
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More good info. Look for the natural curve in her.. got it..Yeah mate, definitely.. however once I got started and there were no issues I got a bit more confidence and had a good go.
I let the natural listing of the branch determine which side to pinch..
Ta very much like
Mustang92
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some my largest harvest outdoors have come from my kid adjusting plants with the lawnmower.
I've been experiment with chocolate edibles, i made this one batch with maybe a little too much chocolate, after eating i break out in a chocolate sweat, followed by chocolate face
, 10 mins of chocolate withdrawl, then fall asleep.
I've been experiment with chocolate edibles, i made this one batch with maybe a little too much chocolate, after eating i break out in a chocolate sweat, followed by chocolate face
, 10 mins of chocolate withdrawl, then fall asleep.
That's all I've been making is chocolate ediblessome my largest harvest outdoors have come from my kid adjusting plants with the lawnmower.
I've been experiment with chocolate edibles, i made this one batch with maybe a little too much chocolate, after eating i break out in a chocolate sweat, followed by chocolate face
It's just too easy and hides the butter taste. But oh yeah, they're great for naps or at night time to get some good sleep.