LOL, she didn't die there. She patrolled for critters and kept my plants healthy. I ordered lady bugs on ebay back then just for that basement grow. They did well. ;-)
Oh thank the stars she pulled thru...whew.....well she gonna be pissed....those csi guys may or may not have harvested her home sweet home.....she gonna flip when she outta the hosp......lolLOL, she didn't die there. She patrolled for critters and kept my plants healthy. I ordered lady bugs on ebay back then just for that basement grow. They did well. ;-)
The CSI guys would have their hands full in this old house!
I'm not 100% sure but I think it's called mainlining or quad lining or even manifolding ...I like that one too but I'm not sure,tbh I always getting grow techniques mixed upWhat was this method called??? My brain is freakin' dumb this morning. LOL I think some call it "manifold", but I don't think that's the term we used back in 2014 following @Light Addict when he was showing how to do it.
I did it, and remember getting some awesome plants and buds. I'm going to do it again for the spring grow next year, but wondering if any of you have tried this with Autos? Pointless? Does it help produce more buds even though you really can't keep a veg longer with them?
I think the method in these two pics is called "fluxing", but I'm not 100% on that.
Oh shizz I never ever heard of fluxing ? What is that ? Sounds cool ?
What you see in the pics, two branches, spread out, vertical leaves and branches removed, horizontal branches spread out, fan leaves removed.
YES! It was Fluxing! I kept thinking an "F" word, but a nasty one kept getting in the way. LOL
Nice ty,
Thanks Stone! I have some notes on manifold technique in the grow room.I like a good flux! Here's my LC-18 of Matts from @Table Mountain Sativa Co . It's a fluxed quad. I'd go with manifold next time. That second level was tough to train and time.
I did a complete scrog with the netting with about 8 plants under it years ago, and it was so hard to get in there to water and trim etc. That's why I came up with the individual one from the garden wire. In the basement it worked out well because I had a huge room with lots of lights hanging in different areas to put plants under as needed.
BTW, Stone...did I mention what a beautiful plant that is? And your grow space is always so clean and neat.I like a good flux! Here's my LC-18 of Matts from @Table Mountain Sativa Co . It's a fluxed quad. I'd go with manifold next time. That second level was tough to train and time.
I'm thinking I'm gonna try fluxing w my veg plants, due to space restrictions I have to keep plants low for around 4 to 5 wks. I think it is my best bet.BTW, Stone...did I mention what a beautiful plant that is? And your grow space is always so clean and neat.
I'm on the fence now with fluxing, or manifold...or jumping on the quad-lining train. Maybe in the spring I will try two different methods. I like comparisons.
Welcome to the grow. 