soldiercoleone
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idk maybe its me or im high as fuck right now but whats the secondary growth? could u photoshop some arrows or something pointing to the secondary growth thanks for the help ahead of time
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LST and prune for no popcorn
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MainelyOrganics
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These plants have about 5 oz of bud no pop corn.
Been lurking here for a while. Those photos are most definetly worthy of my first post.
Very nice looking lady's you got there.
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TribalSeeds
The small twigs coming off the branches
Rabbi
Member
Ok so I decided to give this a shot. With this plant(Blueberry x White Widow) instead of tying I topped to get main branches and used Simons pruning technique of removing secondary branches.
Here is a pic. I started flowering just a few days ago(feb 16th). I'm exicted to see how she turns out. I will post another pic when finished.
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To me, it smells similar to most BB crosses - not like much.
I'm hoping the cure will developed a more defined smell.
Simon
how do you like those root pots i was thinking of buying some. what size is that? are you using all perlite?
looks like he's already doing lst to me.
i think maybe it is you who doesn't.
LST simply means low stress training. nothing more.
doesn't mean we have to follow a specific blueprint. it is simply as the name implies low stress training. getting your plant to do what you want in a slow stress free way.
LST simply means low stress training. nothing more.
doesn't mean we have to follow a specific blueprint. it is simply as the name implies low stress training. getting your plant to do what you want in a slow stress free way.
Heh. Seeing how I started this thread to show a specific and well-defined approach, you may want to rethink that comment.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.php?p=4884315&postcount=32
This is the result of your last harvest. Why you feel like you can instruct me as to anything is another question, altogether, so I kindly ask you to troll another thread. TIA
Simon
rofl. thats called topping. not training.
i can instruct you in so many ways you wouldn't even know where to start.
lets see, you are showing a picture of a plant i started in a beer cup for a beer cup contest. it got too tall in flower and i had to top it. any more questions? lol.
i guess i should have LST'd and then pruned all the branches off the bottom like you do. but...im not you so...
<--- these little green dots aren't for not knowing what you're talking about.
i can instruct you in so many ways you wouldn't even know where to start.
lets see, you are showing a picture of a plant i started in a beer cup for a beer cup contest. it got too tall in flower and i had to top it. any more questions? lol.
i guess i should have LST'd and then pruned all the branches off the bottom like you do. but...im not you so...
<--- these little green dots aren't for not knowing what you're talking about.
No, you're not me. I pull 2.5-4oz per every square foot of my room (light dependent) and I stated a thread showing folks how to do that, and you're here arguing for the sake of arguing.
Is there a point to any of this?
Yes, that much is clear. Another of your advanced cultivation efforts:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=35356&pictureid=835185
Simon
