What yield to expect without troll?

MICHI-CAN said:
Top and train. They get over it and reward well if done close to right. More tops = more weight.
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only thing I can do is lst but since their so woody they just break so its one of those strains where is better to do a fucking load of smaller ones and have many doesnt like ph changes either just a picky strain trying to learn what it likes but she acts ok for a while then she starts having heat stress problems under a t5 i have it like 3 feet above with three bulbs and shows heat stress i dont get it i only water like three to 4 times a week and i make sure the soil is dry i just dont get this girl
 
Gond00s said:
only thing I can do is lst but since their so woody they just break so its one of those strains where is better to do a fucking load of smaller ones and have many doesnt like ph changes either just a picky strain trying to learn what it likes but she acts ok for a while then she starts having heat stress problems under a t5 i have it like 3 feet above with three bulbs and shows heat stress i dont get it i only water like three to 4 times a week and i make sure the soil is dry i just dont get this girl
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Wait until watering day to train. Branches are more pliable when dry. Slowly pull them down day by day. You want to avoid splits and cracks. But even they can be saved. Providing no crazy damage. 001.jpg
 
Gond00s said:
never knew that will start doing that because when I train the gelato.og super twiggy and they snap fully in half so ill defidently try that
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Always wash your hands well before beginning. Preferably with alcohol. If you do snap something. Spy it with hydrogen peroxide to disinfect it. If it is a branch use a wooden splint, tooth pick, skewer or pop sickle stick and a pipe cleaner as a splint. Just do it quick and it should recover if not hanging by a thread. If you split a knuckle as I pictured. Spray it with the peroxide and applycinnamon with a Q-tip to the exposed flesh. It will sterilize and seal the wound while preventing infection.
 
MICHI-CAN said:
Always wash your hands well before beginning. Preferably with alcohol. If you do snap something. Spy it with hydrogen peroxide to disinfect it. If it is a branch use a wooden splint, tooth pick, skewer or pop sickle stick and a pipe cleaner as a splint. Just do it quick and it should recover if not hanging by a thread. If you split a knuckle as I pictured. Spray it with the peroxide and applycinnamon with a Q-tip to the exposed flesh. It will sterilize and seal the wound while preventing infection.
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I just use electrical tape.....
 
I usually mess with my plants with gloves on so I think I should be safe on that but that cinnamon trick sounds pretty helpful
 
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