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The Quadsquad Thread: A Community For Quadlining
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Day 52, 12 from flip
Ifbleaf
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Nice. I just love waking up to far better set ups. Nice work though. 
Ifbleaf
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Do you have a quantum board kit ? Or are you literally building your own?
limpfingerz207
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Heck yeah! Me too, I'm glad I found this thread. So far it has been a positive experience for me and i think i will continue doing quadlining. What kinda lights are you building? Have a journal going? If so, add it to your signature so others can follow
Here's a quick update on one of my quadlines. They all are about to start flower this weekend after installing new bulbs.
falstaffo
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looking good ehHeck yeah! Me too, I'm glad I found this thread. So far it has been a positive experience for me and i think i will continue doing quadlining. What kinda lights are you building? Have a journal going? If so, add it to your signature so others can follow
Here's a quick update on one of my quadlines. They all are about to start flower this weekend after installing new bulbs.
I just harvested my first grow (quadlined) yesterday. With very few exceptions, I plan to quadline ALL my grows for the foreseeable future. I made a few mistakes along the way. In addition to the fantastic info available in this thread, you should also learn what NOT to do. Check out my first grow journal HERE to see the mistakes I made along the way so you don't accidentally do what I did. What should have been an estimated 3-5 ounce yield end up being about a 1.25 ounce (estimated weight once dried and cured) yield.
I have two qb96s from hlg. Finally got a driver for them. Now I just have to build a frame for them and get them wired up.
Heck yeah! Me too, I'm glad I found this thread. So far it has been a positive experience for me and i think i will continue doing quadlining. What kinda lights are you building? Have a journal going? If so, add it to your signature so others can follow
Here's a quick update on one of my quadlines. They all are about to start flower this weekend after installing new bulbs.
I'm just putting together a couple of qb96s. Two of them are about perfect for my 2x4 tent. It's been slow coming together.... mostly a money thing. It's a big investment that I'm very lucky to have a wife that supports me in this.
I don't have a journal yet but if I put one together I'll do just that. Thanks!
Ifbleaf
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I've got to dissemble my whole grow as the landlord is making an inspection of the property.
Ifbleaf
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As if that ain't bad enough,I snapped a main top branch .last night. Just starting to see how rapidly this technique deploys itself. My first attempt and straight away I'm v.aware of watering seedlings and the resulting height of the plant. I'll have leggy quadlined first effort... Unless I have to bin them due to the landlords agents doing up the kitchen and bathroom. .
Ganjagrandaddy
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and still with the beautiful red stems fal. looking so near. am in similar place too. 1 week and counting. fingers crossed matelittle update on the quads, not far off now.
rooms pretty full, taken last night
little subs smelling good funky little thing
Ganjagrandaddy
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ffs. they are a pain in the arse ifbleaf. can you hold them somewhere temporary. outside in back garden till inspection done. ?. I have had this so many times too but been fortunate with the timings and only ever during early veg. good luck mateI've got to dissemble my whole grow as the landlord is making an inspection of the property.
Ganjagrandaddy
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just keep pinning them back down until flip mate. keeps leggy girls in check. Any snaps will be replaced by secondaries soon enough. They fill the gaps well with this method
Ganjagrandaddy
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excellent summary Derby.
@falstaffo , @Dutchman1990 , @farside05
Great montages back there!
Thanks for posting your gorgeous photos
Great montages back there!
Thanks for posting your gorgeous photos
Thanks Donkey!
Quads produce some top shelf nugs without a doubt!
Here’s some buds off my Critical+2.0 I harvested a few weeks ago now! She turned out even better this round than the last and always using the Quadline!
Quads produce some top shelf nugs without a doubt!
Here’s some buds off my Critical+2.0 I harvested a few weeks ago now! She turned out even better this round than the last and always using the Quadline!
falstaffo
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cheers guys!!
getting close to the end now!!
have a few snaps from last day or so
has been hottttt here again though, hitting 35c in thhe tent at times, the alaskan has had a little strop at it
both her and the bubblegum fat though
getting a bit wild, ive dimmed the lights through the heatwave, and the bubblegum suffered a little led light bleach in a couple spots, the woes of 120cm headroom ehhhhhh
i wonder if i might be better to stick with smaller plants in 10l fabric pots than the 30l rolled down to make a shallower 20l pot.
subs is in a 10l
half the height..
maybe the heavily indica side helped her too though lol
she is life a frosty carpet
getting close to the end now!!
have a few snaps from last day or so
has been hottttt here again though, hitting 35c in thhe tent at times, the alaskan has had a little strop at it
both her and the bubblegum fat though
getting a bit wild, ive dimmed the lights through the heatwave, and the bubblegum suffered a little led light bleach in a couple spots, the woes of 120cm headroom ehhhhhh
i wonder if i might be better to stick with smaller plants in 10l fabric pots than the 30l rolled down to make a shallower 20l pot.
subs is in a 10l
half the height..
maybe the heavily indica side helped her too though lol
she is life a frosty carpet
Ifbleaf
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Yeah thanks. I've seen some of my badly nutured plants shooting like 8 or more branches all trying to fill out in bud and have been looking at them and wondering how I can get the right kind of training technique to maximize on this basic seeming? trait!
