Paint a target with numbered rings on it and make a parlor game! I'm assuming folks in Canada have parlors?
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We do! Baskin Robbins has some great flavors of ice cream. Thirty one to be exact. I don't recall any rings there though. You guys are funny down there with all your games.
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Excellent use of grommets, but I'm concerned that wire might be a bit on the thin side.
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Ya I found the grommet tool on Amazon make lst so easy. The wire holds fine without cutting into the plant the thicker wire i feel is too heavy for small branches to be held down.
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I'm a little confused. Your plants look spectacular, and at 5 weeks you have some outstanding growth. I'd stay at 3g for a couple of more feedings. She's doing fine and I believe you must have some rich soil.
Mainstream baby!
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I missed the second attachment pic. Don't worry about those little nodes. The tops are spitting out new growth and the rest will follow. Only the strong survive so before you flip to flower you will remove those smaller ones that are not going to make a new bud site, or get to the canopy.
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Um its just ff coco loco stuff im trying out for the first time. I have had more growth in the last 3 days then the week before. But ya im going to up to 3.5 next watering with the way she is responding.
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Have you visited Shed's LST tutorial? Some tell me it's worth a visit, and I may check it out too, but here's the link in case you never have.
Worth the effort of a click.
How I perform low stress training on my plants: Lots of pics!
Greetings all! I've had members ask about how I do my LST (low stress training) on my plants so I thought I would do a pictorial on it. My pics are of two different plants but don't let that confuse you. It's just easier to demonstrate that way. Let's discuss the theory behind LST for a...
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Too funny. Nicely done. They look great and shows how good MC is.
Dragoond2
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Lol after reading Emilya grow where she feed as much as she could it got me excited to do the same. But then again she is much more experienced than me so I'll probably chicken out once I see an issue.
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Well I wouldn't be feeding MC as much as you could or you'll be back a week after flower asking what to do.
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I did get a bag of BE and just ordered a bag of SC but they are sold out of SK.
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Careful using that and try not to start with it until your second week of flower.
Dragoond2
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So couple days ago I was redoing the lst and I bent the top too much but I think she will recover from above you can't tell anything is wrong. So lucky or is that the power of mega crop
That's just the plant repairing itself. There's nothing magical about MC other than the price and the simplicity. You can get the same results with any good cannabis nutrient and good advice.
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Well that's not from the MC. Doesn't look like much holding her right now so try and prop a stick with a 'Y' and hold her up. If you hit her again she's likely to go. I'm not sure tape would do anything and hopefully a knuckle forms around the area.
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Hey everybody! I think it's time for a couple of pics. Nothing else to report in the tent.
Well-framed pretty buds are worth reporting. 
Looking GOOOOD MrS! I love this stage (well, I think I love all the stages EXCEPT for the bug ones). They are so fresh and beautiful and are just starting to smell sweet. 
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Thank you. I have a special one coming out shortly for all the art lovers.Well-framed pretty buds are worth reporting.
lol, ya that bug stage sucks. One day I'll know what you are talking about, but for now I'll play with the odd gnat here and there. They are starting to stink up nice.Looking GOOOOD MrS! I love this stage (well, I think I love all the stages EXCEPT for the bug ones). They are so fresh and beautiful and are just starting to smell sweet.