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TrysHard's Single Blueberry Compact LST on the Cheap Grow in Coco
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DC420
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hey you only have so much space up in that tent. 12/12 asap. He has a short tent. his other one is tall. I would grow then in the short tent till they hit the light then move too taller tent get it perpetual as much as he can. His BB's omg i am calling 658 grams. that is dry and all smaller than dense popcorn removed. if this is the right thread lmao i am so F-ing high. Woot woot.
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On my 4x4 grow:
I would love that and I kind of expect to get it. My ultimate goal is to get 1000 Grams out of the tent. I have that whole corner to develop.
On this journal:
You guys are tearing me both ways. I want stronger stalks but I don't want the plant bigger. So I am going to veg for a couple a days till the stress marks heal on it. Then go to bloom. This won't be Flux plant, that is for the future and something I want to do. This is to demonstrate how much you can get in a small space and have top quality. I figure 2 oz every 3-4 months is plenty for most medicinal needs. So end of the week I will switch the lights.
Here are the pictures I promised:
Whole plant:
Here is the main stem:
Here you can see where I stressed the branch. It kind of split in the middle. It appears to be healing nice.
Remember this plant had a strange start. It was the main stalk on one of the tents six plants. I just stuck it into a cube with some root starter so it had a pretty good sized stem to start. Come to think of it, the skinny cola I have in the other tent is probably the new main cola for that plant. I broke it off low, it only had maybe 2 sets of branchlets left.
DC420
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cool remember they grow legs in first 3 weeks of flower.
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Yeah I know, just a couple more days. Plus I can finish off the veg nutrient I mixed for it.
I know what you mean, when you look at how scraggly my other plants looked when I went to bloom you wouldn't believe what they turned into.
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ding ding yep they go nuts. but hey you can move them when your BB's are done. I would give them the big light for the last 5-6 weeks.
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I figured out where i wanted my veg tent. its next to my patio door i will get a 2x4x7 veg tent 2 tier adjustable. then i have my closet 2x8x8 and the room where the closet is 7x9.5x8 to use as flowering rooms. I will also use them to finish veg when i need to i figure i can do 18 5' tall plants if i get 3 led's i can do more i have the room gonna start with 2 1200 watt(585 actual) then each harvest expand it. I want to be able to really make the meds.
that is with my 600 hps running also.
that is with my 600 hps running also.
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If I time it right it can go through final stages of bloom under the big light while the others are just starting bloom and not taking up all the space.
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Today I will update this journal with some training pictures. I also received some 27K Flouro Bulbs for my 24" lights so now all the bulbs are 27K. I have set them to bloom. The stalks are looking good and the plant needs to stay small for my super light stress training. I will be using the plastic ties you get holding together power cords. I have lots of them and with a small plant they have enough tensile strength to manipulate a small plant.
You need to prepare them though don't use them all twisted up. Straighten them smooth first like this:
Then put a small hook on the end.
Make sure the hook is oriented so that the flat part of the tie will rest on the plant
Like this:
Take the hooked end and place it on the limb you want to train: I also at this time position the tie to find out where I want to hook it up to on the pot and gauge the distance I will be moving the limb. My plan is to move it a little each day so this method works as its easy to adjust the ties by just bending them a little closer.
Then bring the other end to the tie down and adjust the length and twist it around to post just enough to hold, I twisted a few and they are hard to adjust, so just enough to hold.
Then its just a matter of looking at the plant and seeing where you want to move the branchlets to maximize the exposure of bud sites as they develop. I am doing this during bloom but it will be only the first two weeks.
My hope is to form a T at the edge of the plant. You can see the black tie holding one branch and I will be putting another on its opposite number and start to pull it the other way.
The Center stalk is being bent over super crop style but with minimal stress.
More pictures of training:
In this picture you can see how I attach it to the pot. This is one of the main branches and over the last few days I slowly moved it down to where it is. You can see the curve in the tie where I have been constantly adjusting the branch down.
Before this round of training:
After the Training. You can see I pancaked it a little with the training. Tomorrow morning I will tighten them up some more.
This is fun.
You need to prepare them though don't use them all twisted up. Straighten them smooth first like this:
Then put a small hook on the end.
Make sure the hook is oriented so that the flat part of the tie will rest on the plant
Like this:
Take the hooked end and place it on the limb you want to train: I also at this time position the tie to find out where I want to hook it up to on the pot and gauge the distance I will be moving the limb. My plan is to move it a little each day so this method works as its easy to adjust the ties by just bending them a little closer.
Then bring the other end to the tie down and adjust the length and twist it around to post just enough to hold, I twisted a few and they are hard to adjust, so just enough to hold.
Then its just a matter of looking at the plant and seeing where you want to move the branchlets to maximize the exposure of bud sites as they develop. I am doing this during bloom but it will be only the first two weeks.
My hope is to form a T at the edge of the plant. You can see the black tie holding one branch and I will be putting another on its opposite number and start to pull it the other way.
The Center stalk is being bent over super crop style but with minimal stress.
More pictures of training:
In this picture you can see how I attach it to the pot. This is one of the main branches and over the last few days I slowly moved it down to where it is. You can see the curve in the tie where I have been constantly adjusting the branch down.
Before this round of training:
After the Training. You can see I pancaked it a little with the training. Tomorrow morning I will tighten them up some more.
This is fun.
DC420
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Vn i tell you what you are in the wrong business. Bondage and GoGo is your area bro. Lmao. Hey they are 2700k spectrum right not 27k? also what watt you using? i like the 54 watt-ers myself.
DC420
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oh yeah please paste all the info on your camera. So i can pass it on to a friend who is looking. the more the better please and thanks bro.
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Yeah 2700. I don't know they were ebay specials didn't have wattage on them. But they are way more yellow.
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I wanted to print something, but I found out if you haven't used your inkjet in a while, it doesn't work. So I've spent all morning cleaning out the print head. At first just using some cleaning solution, but now the print head is out of the printer and soaking. I have a friend who still does not have a computer and access to the internet and he wants to see some pictures. LOL Living in the stone age.
DC420
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oh yeah my BB's are hanging way over now. I scoped her and she is way cloudy so i applied the boiling water. so sunday morning I will chop her down. she is a monster bro.
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Can't wait for the results!
DC420
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you and me both bro. i also want to see yours. maybe we will have to meet in michigan. either post here or email me even txt when you will be there and maybe we can meet and compare. I am meeting a good man their. My gf so wants a road trip and so do i. 2 weeks worth. If i can afford it. I need the C99 to do a lb and then i can do it easy.
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Ain't that a bitch. My HP all in one is doing that. I read about soaking print heads before and kinda forgot about trying that.
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If you soak it, I found that old school windex with ammonia works great for dissolving dried ink.
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Small Update:
Here is the main stalk and its branches: It is looking quite sturdy for a small plant.
I'm trying to get these two to go in opposite directions to fill in the outside
Here is the main stalk and its branches: It is looking quite sturdy for a small plant.
I'm trying to get these two to go in opposite directions to fill in the outside
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Small Update:
Here is the main stalk and its branches: It is looking quite sturdy for a small plant.
I'm trying to get these two to go in opposite directions to fill in the outside
Its starting to work on this one, see the s bend in the branch:
This is the view from the side. From this perspective it looks all disorganized.
But from the top you can see what I'm trying to do.
Here is the main stalk and its branches: It is looking quite sturdy for a small plant.
I'm trying to get these two to go in opposite directions to fill in the outside
Its starting to work on this one, see the s bend in the branch:
This is the view from the side. From this perspective it looks all disorganized.
But from the top you can see what I'm trying to do.