Incognegro
Member
that was a typo.. 90g, 90g, 93g...i missed the other g...
lol, what kinda details are you looking for exactly? I gotta find the other pics...
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that was a typo.. 90g, 90g, 93g...i missed the other g...
lol, what kinda details are you looking for exactly? I gotta find the other pics...
well, if the defoliated plant produced 90 and the foliated produced 93... I think we have a winner
seanseanhen
Member
hi would like to see the results of this side by side as I am a modest defoliator and having just finished reading a 10000 post thread on the subject (no kidding), I'm still curious.
peace.
peace.
ok so the untouched plant won. Just by looking at the freshly cut grams, anyone would definitely say that the untouched plant was the winner.
now, I think you may have lied or not told the complete truth about the completely dry weights because 90,90,90 sounds a bit unrealistic. I mean, if I had a plant that was 100g freshly cut and another that was 182g freshly cut, then I would never assume or even think that I would get 80 grams or even 80 grams on one and 88 grams on the other on both plants... Maybe to other people it sounds realistic but to me, it doesn't.
I mean seriously.. how in the hell does a plant that produced 315g freshly cut ends up being 93g while the plant that produced 233g ends up being 90g?
seanseanhen
Member
Much obliged.
if he really weighed the nugs of the "untouched" plant without removing the leaves to weigh the nugs then this side by side was a total waste of time.
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OneTokeOver
With run with the side by side experiment yielded the same overall yield, both plants bringing in 78 grams... not too bad... when i have time and space to do this again, I will, and will wait til after the stretch
Did I miss something? Where did the other 12 grams come from?
Incognegro
Member
The plants were weighed after cut and I believe trimmed as well,...
Different plants with different growth structures WILL dry and weigh differently... if you can't see that... then I'm sorry for you; but to call me a liar in your first post? LOL, that's pretty bold... you must be one of Japanfreakier's multiple alias's or one of the other pestering folks with nothing better to do than bitch and moan and try to pick out faults.... but oh well, fuck ya, it is what it is...
I clearly stated that the 78grams was from another project in a previous post...
Different plants with different growth structures WILL dry and weigh differently... if you can't see that... then I'm sorry for you; but to call me a liar in your first post? LOL, that's pretty bold... you must be one of Japanfreakier's multiple alias's or one of the other pestering folks with nothing better to do than bitch and moan and try to pick out faults.... but oh well, fuck ya, it is what it is...
I clearly stated that the 78grams was from another project in a previous post...
Incognegro
Member
I'm glad you feel that way... then this side-by-side wasn't for you
why would you weigh the LEAVES?
SteadySmokin
New member
Wow a bit cocky arnt ya incog? Dont get too pissed when ur growin plants as big as waterbottles. Lets do a side by side, If i have twins and cut the legs and arms off one, lets see witch one weighs less. Great thread
The plants were weighed after cut and I believe trimmed as well,...
Different plants with different growth structures WILL dry and weigh differently... if you can't see that... then I'm sorry for you; but to call me a liar in your first post? LOL, that's pretty bold... you must be one of Japanfreakier's multiple alias's or one of the other pestering folks with nothing better to do than bitch and moan and try to pick out faults.... but oh well, fuck ya, it is what it is...
I clearly stated that the 78grams was from another project in a previous post...
oh.... so they all weren't one plant? Well then this test was a waste of time then..
not only that but you weighted the leaves of the untouched plant too? seriously?
So repeat again, which one weighted the most at the end of the test cuz from what I read from your conclusion is that the untouched plant weighted more after dried.
what makes you believe this? any proof?
yeah i use the shades of green technique bro, ive been doing it for over 5 years now ive found some plants love it they make nice bowl shaped plants with bottom growth coming to the top with a nice even canopy.
then on some plants the bottom shoots never really take off they stay small. also where the new branch comes from above the shade leaf, it can stunt on some strains, i find sativas and sativa indica mixs love it where af afghany andother strong indicas, not all, but some dont really take that well to it.
also when you pull you leaves off matter immensly, i found just b4 you put her into flower is the best time about a week b4. then you get lots of extra nodes. its best to wait for the leaves the shade is supporting to show nicely b4 you pull otherwise they take forever, if there is enough new tip to take on light then its good to pull the shade leaf under it.
i like to work my way from the top then pulling off each set as the branch gets nearer the top. that coupled with bending produces some impressive specimens
this is what ive examined in my experience anyway, thats all i can comment on.
then on some plants the bottom shoots never really take off they stay small. also where the new branch comes from above the shade leaf, it can stunt on some strains, i find sativas and sativa indica mixs love it where af afghany andother strong indicas, not all, but some dont really take that well to it.
also when you pull you leaves off matter immensly, i found just b4 you put her into flower is the best time about a week b4. then you get lots of extra nodes. its best to wait for the leaves the shade is supporting to show nicely b4 you pull otherwise they take forever, if there is enough new tip to take on light then its good to pull the shade leaf under it.
i like to work my way from the top then pulling off each set as the branch gets nearer the top. that coupled with bending produces some impressive specimens
this is what ive examined in my experience anyway, thats all i can comment on.
