Last big defoliation going into flower

[Oldenred1]

Little before and after going into flowering. Flipped to 12/12 last week. Keeping her short. She is 15” tall. She fills in as fast as I can cut her. Little LST while I was at it. All tops have been FIM’d. I’ll post some before and after pics from last weeks defoliation to show how fast she grows. And that stalk is near an inch and a half thick! Crescendo RBx1

 

[Oldenred1]

These were before and after last week.

 

[Mr. Cheetah]

looks good man

 

[Skewbong]

Damn! Looks great. She's gonna be a nice size.

 

[Mr. Cheetah]

there is one minus with growing one plant - cant afford to fuck it up, you will be fucked lol

 

[Skewbong]

yeah, exactly lol! dont fuck up!

keep it up looks great

 

[Oldenred1]

there is one minus with growing one plant - cant afford to fuck it up, you will be fucked lol

No joke right. This only vegged for 5 1/2 weeks. The growth has been insane. Supper bushy.

 

[Mr. Cheetah]

yeah man, looks fantastic! good luck!

 

[JSB99]

These were before and after last week. View attachment 4582540View attachment 4582541

That's a cool idea, holding down the netpots. I'd be a little worried about metal from the screws leeching into the water. An alternative that works just as well is to drill 4 small holes in the netpots rims, as well as holes in the lid, matching up where the netpots holes are. Then you can use small zipties to secure the netpots to the lids.

Otherwise, looks good.

 

[Oldenred1]

That's a cool idea, holding down the netpots. I'd be a little worried about metal from the screws leeching into the water. An alternative that works just as well is to drill 4 small holes in the netpots rims, as well as holes in the lid, matching up where the netpots holes are. Then you can use small zipties to secure the netpots to the lids.

Otherwise, looks good.

screws are coated and meant for wetwork, outside use.

 

[Oldenred1]

That's a cool idea, holding down the netpots. I'd be a little worried about metal from the screws leeching into the water. An alternative that works just as well is to drill 4 small holes in the netpots rims, as well as holes in the lid, matching up where the netpots holes are. Then you can use small zipties to secure the netpots to the lids.

Otherwise, looks good.

Just re read what you wrote. The screws are not holding the net pot. It is used to attach the LST training boards to the net pot. Makes it really convenient trimming and doing LST because I can just spin the net pot in place as I go over her.

 

[Bignastydro]

Just re read what you wrote. The screws are not holding the net pot. It is used to attach the LST training boards to the net pot. Makes it really convenient trimming and doing LST because I can just spin the net pot in place as I go over her.

That's a nice innovation there. I will be saving this idea for when I do dwc

 

[Oldenred1]

That's a nice innovation there. I will be saving this idea for when I do dwc

better look at the LST setup I use