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Here's a method I've been using for growing Bubba and Las Vegas Purple Kush.
Just wanted to show you how I train my bitches here at the ranch. I do my Kush's like this to open them up to get max light penetration , grow them BIG, and to get a huge yield off of them. The process pays off very well provided you have the time, space, and patience to work them this way.
I start them as clones in a 6x6" pot. Then to a 2 gallon pot, then to a 4 gallon pot and finish them up in a 7 gallon pot.
The girls are somewhere around 3 1/2 to 4 months old now. I'd have to look through my records to make sure.
They have been repotted to the larger 4 gallon pot at this time(3rd repotting) but I'll show you the basics that have lead up to where I'm at now.
I start with assembling the equipment I need for the job.
Twist ties, zip ties, bamboo garden stakes, side cutters(any kind of clippers will do that will cut through the stakes) a drill, and drill bits that will fit the lip of your pot and is large enough to allow the zip ties to pass through. I used a 5/32" bit.
The frame work will need to be attached to the new pots every time you repot them. I can be a pain in the ass to do, but once they are tied down they just need to be retied about once until repotting again is needed.
First off gather your materials-
Here's a method I've been using for growing Bubba and Las Vegas Purple Kush.
Just wanted to show you how I train my bitches here at the ranch. I do my Kush's like this to open them up to get max light penetration , grow them BIG, and to get a huge yield off of them. The process pays off very well provided you have the time, space, and patience to work them this way.
I start them as clones in a 6x6" pot. Then to a 2 gallon pot, then to a 4 gallon pot and finish them up in a 7 gallon pot.
The girls are somewhere around 3 1/2 to 4 months old now. I'd have to look through my records to make sure.
They have been repotted to the larger 4 gallon pot at this time(3rd repotting) but I'll show you the basics that have lead up to where I'm at now.
I start with assembling the equipment I need for the job.
Twist ties, zip ties, bamboo garden stakes, side cutters(any kind of clippers will do that will cut through the stakes) a drill, and drill bits that will fit the lip of your pot and is large enough to allow the zip ties to pass through. I used a 5/32" bit.
The frame work will need to be attached to the new pots every time you repot them. I can be a pain in the ass to do, but once they are tied down they just need to be retied about once until repotting again is needed.
First off gather your materials-
