Lol yes I know, re I wait to long. And yup the side branches catch up because you just bent the plant in half lol. It made a few of my White Russians turn into foxtailing mofos once. For me it’s a sign I fucked up and had to take drastic measures
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I used supercropping years before I ever grew a plant indoors along with topping. Lots of guys did. I learned it. Didn't invent it.
I wasn't claiming to have invented it...not sure where you get that from
Foxtailing means you had heat issues through-out the room or genetics, I've never had super-cropping cause foxtailing…Lol yes I know, re I wait to long. And yup the side branches catch up because you just bent the plant in half lol. It made a few of my White Russians turn into foxtailing mofos once. For me it’s a sign I fucked up and had to take drastic measures
Hiding it from rippers. Started growing on the border in 1966. Sativas getting 12' tall and easy to spot. We did whatever to hide them including from the air. Cops look for the color and a perfect round shape from above.I wasn't claiming to have invented it...not sure where you get that from
I've never super-cropped outdoor plants, just topping mostly.
What is the point of outdoor supercropping?
Foxtailing means you had heat issues through-out the room or genetics, I've never had super-cropping cause foxtailing…
It's not that drastic, they always recover within a day or 2 for me.
When growing from seed, you never know how much they will stretch + you get surprises sometimes.
And did you notice a difference in yield? Why were you doing it outdoors? I’ve found I get better yields outdoors by topping a couple of times and letting it do its thing. If it gets to tall I will do a bit of LST but yup tried all the stuff over the years. And yes why would you think anyone thought you invented it lol.
Uncle Ben's Secret Topping technique. Love that old thread. I did it because of cops and rippers. Sativas get kind of tall and noticeable . Especially in Fall.
