Supercropping Outdoors?

[DuskrayTroubador]

I'm looking into different plant training methods for outdoor guerrilla grows and I'm very interested in supercropping because I feel like it is the best option because it increases yield without controlling height/size of the plant like topping does.

Or do most Outdoor growers just leave their plants untrained nowadays? I know it is strain dependent at times so the strains I'm consdiering growing are KC33, Armageddon, and Texada Timewarp.

 

[guest8905]

supercropping works wonders outside

your plants will get much bigger and thus a larger yeild.

good luck

 

[DuskrayTroubador]

When is it safe to begin supercropping?

 

[niceeven]

Hopefully you'll get more answers ShakiraLoba, I am interested as well...

 

[TheGreenReaper]

Once a clone or seedling is properly rooted it is good to go: 21-28 days for seed and about 7-10 days after roots show on clones...you can just do the top on a little plant, or do every branch on a bigger plant to bush it out more. It should really be done with your endgoal in mind - every time you crop you change the integrity of the plant, and not every change is positive.

Every time you crop, you stop growth from the twist/pinch/bend forward for 7-10 days while it repairs the wound...everything before the "knot" will grow in response to the cropping. The main goal of cropping is to cease the formation of a terminal cola and spread the auxin's responsible for flowering to other lower branches on the plant. There is more info if you want it, I am not typing it, this has been discussed endlesslessly on every cannabis site on the web, we have stickies in the forums on the subject. Good luck and safe growing.

TGR

 

[Wascally Wabbit]

If your doing guerilla farming I wouldn't bother supercropping, personally. I would just make up for it by planting more clones.