Here's a crappy pic of the VR..I'll get some better ones as the flowers develop and I weed them out.
Thinking of using local soil...maybe?
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Believe it or not I only have to move about 6 pots.
They have a lot of tops,lots of space under that canopy. Still have to trim all the suckers.
Going to try a new technique this round I picked up on another site coined "sandbagging". Where you wait until around early-mid/mid flower when they really start shifting energy to the flowers and then trim all the suckers and scruff out.
That seems to make sense in theory,shifting all the energy to the flowering tops at peak flower signal. Can't hurt to try.
They have a lot of tops,lots of space under that canopy. Still have to trim all the suckers.
Going to try a new technique this round I picked up on another site coined "sandbagging". Where you wait until around early-mid/mid flower when they really start shifting energy to the flowers and then trim all the suckers and scruff out.
That seems to make sense in theory,shifting all the energy to the flowering tops at peak flower signal. Can't hurt to try.
Somewhere around there.....I usually trim them off when I hit 12/12..and then again a couple weeks later to get the ones I missed.
I think the main reason is heavier flowers..in theory...yet restricting stretch may work on some types,,hmmm.
i tend to wait till stretch has finished - maybe a bit longer - to trim the scruff etc.
i often find, by that time, that the plant has sucked the food out of some of the lower leaves that arent getting any light. also you can get a cutting out of it if you need to.
i have read that trimming too early can remove some flowering hormones and delay them budding up - which may or may not be true
looking nice in there...
VG
i often find, by that time, that the plant has sucked the food out of some of the lower leaves that arent getting any light. also you can get a cutting out of it if you need to.
i have read that trimming too early can remove some flowering hormones and delay them budding up - which may or may not be true
looking nice in there...
VG
Excellent point VG on the plant using those leaves later on,very true..thanks for the reminder.
very timely advice. I'm about to follow it. thanks.
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Do you have photos of the Nigerian x BMR by any chance?
Just curious as usual.
RR
Do you have photos of the Nigerian x BMR by any chance?
Just curious as usual.
RR
1 plant..Nigerian x BMR
She actually finished around 56 days,but I let her go to close to 70 if I remember. Didn't need to,but it didn't hurt the smoke any.
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damn. so sad none of mine made it at my friends place. I'll have to give them a round in my cab so I can take better care of them.
beautiful!
beautiful!
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schwagg
great first post roll14me !!!
