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Looks like you are in those square plastic pots? I’m using binder/alligator clips and soft ties, should work for you too. Should be able to work for you also. Just make sure it won’t dig into the stems. When it starts getting bigger, everyday go in there and spread out the steams to each cola...

Yeah if you have space for a tomato ring OP get one to use/modify per plant. I have a ScROG pro which is pretty heavy duty that I’m putting up once I do the day 21 flower clean up to help support weight. Between that and soft ties/zip ties it should work out for me, trying to avoid yo-yo’s if I can

I hope this can help visualize the structure for the manifold. Yes my growths are longer than I anticipated, but worked perfect for how I wanted my manifold to grow. the growth tips above the fan leaves are where the buds will eventually form, and/or any other tips that grow towards the light...

What is the medium your growing in? Soil or coco?

hahahahaha I literally just talked to somebody about this. I have 3 plants, same strain, wayyyy different profiles. My plants are heavy sativa hybrids (80/20) and still one plant has fat indica leaves (like your leaves to the right) on with long and skinny leaves (like your leaves to the left)...

Just curious. What kind/brand of light are you using?

Thanks man, I hope so, first time training in this style. It’s SUPPOSED to give a better yield then just topping. I kind of wish I spread out each stem a little bit more, they are almost running into each other! Lol OP just go through nebula’s guide and follow it pretty closely. Any questions...

Fimming can end up anywhere between 2/5 extra tips. It really Just depends on the individual plant. Anyways, I’ve been following nebula’s manifold and flipped to flower a week ago. First pic is from last night. second pic is of the structure, to give an idea of how inflated it out. I was cutting...

No problem! Can you show us a picture of what the N-P-K ratio is for those. Usually 3 numbers with a dash in between (eg: 10-30-20)

You are growing in an inert medium. It means that there are NO nutrients in it and will have to start feeding it within the next 2 weeks +/- do you have nutrients lined up to use? Seedlings often start looking funky and bent over, but once the roots catch it’ll start growing soon. Don’t get...

You can also top it lower if you wanted to ScROG it. Growing it to 6-7 nodes helps in creating a strong root that’ll bounce back quick. Shit, I topped mine from 7 to 3rd node for manifolding

Yeah we can’t help you if we don’t know the details

Jacks 321 lineup. Found between 4lb-7lb kits broken up for good prices. Been using most of their lineup. On week 2 of their 10-30-20 bloom boost. Waiting to use their final flush come closer to harvest. See how it works

Maybe the think because everything else is so exact, like lighting, ph and most nutrients, they think watering is the same or similar. Most people first starting don’t take the root growth into consideration, they expect instant vegetation lol. I know I didn’t when I first started, and got...

Yes. It’s really important to the get the proper ph down. Otherwise your risking nutrient lockout. Soil is generally 6-7ph and hydro/coco is generally 5.0-6.0. when Igrew my last run in soil I kept it all at 6.4ph and they loved it. I’m in coco now and keep it around 5.8 and they are loving it...

A little janky but it works. I’m all about utilizing resources they aren’t ment for what your use them for

Everyone’s a noob…at some point.

super easy as long as you don’t shock during transplant. I go from red solo cups to 3gal containers with ease regularly