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I liked the greenspan article nodrama, it was interesting.

His super cropping is different than the method I showed you were you pinch, not snap, the branch. Hence the term LST supercropping. It's a relative term, not universal.

Diffused light (light penetrating a layer of branches or going through something) is almost as beneficial as direct sunlight, if not more. What are you getting at when you say usuable sunlight... the plant uses the waves from the radiation, not what we can see. I know that in my area the sun is...

Hmm.. The only indoor ops I do are 1k+ so I guess I never thought of that. Good point.

Yeah... But hey! Can you put a price on a great outdoor season. I know Corey and Trevor would be down if they had the money.

I dunno, I'd say fly out to Central America and buy some bud. You'll probably get loads of seeds, and those most likely will be pure sativa seeds. You could also just find some old hippy at a festival (worked for me), the older dudes really don't like the indicas, or so I have noticed.

There are two options, one: a guy hermied out his plant and it produced seeds. Well, you got yourself some feminized seeds, congrats. two: a guy pollinated his bud and you have a cross. Well, you got yourself some regular beans, congrats. If the bud was dank grow it out and have yourself a good...

I did read them. I disagree. I agree with the initial statement that you ought to mimic outdoor conditions. But 12-1 schedule in no way mimics outdoor conditions. That's where I find the biggest problem with this. Edit: I do agree with the flowering schedule. That's how I've always ran my...

Training isn't necessary on plants, and lots of growers don't even do it. I trained my plant so much b/c of height constraints, otherwise I would have just let that fucker grow giant. There isn't a best method to train your plants, it's merely what you prefer.

Super cropping broken down into steps. Before: Super cropped: After: I also topped and scrogged the bottom of that plant, but I trained it so it would grow out the way it did (the pic in my avatar is about a month later on this plant, chopped it before I had a chance to take a pic with...

I just don't understand why you wouldn't do 13 or 14 hours straight on. NO plant in nature has a 5.5 hour break in their day and then just one more hour on, so I really don't see how this replicates nature in anyway. However, plants in nature do receive 14 hours of continuous light (albeit there...

Training works great regardless of genetic dominance. It's really all about preference and size constraints. I don't think that one particular method is better than the other, they just produce different results.

Don't pee on things you value. That's my rule of thumb.

Ah I see. Do you prefer autos over photos?

Edit: The third pic looks pretty stretched out to me man, but that's prolly the auto genetics. I'm not the biggest fan of ruderalis, but to each their own. Do you have a 18-6 or whatever you would normally use for autos going side by side to compare?

Everyone can be in the top 100% though!

So, if/when Ron Paul does not get the nomination, who are you all going to vote for? Or will you just right him in? Maybe Herman Cain and Ron Paul should team up to make one badass president/vp duo?

That's been suggested multiple times, he seems to think that he cannot fit a mom in his veg room. Which leads me to believe it's a small veg room. However, there is a solution, bonsai moms! http://www.cannabase.com/cl/pages/mums/mums.html I highly, HIGHLY, recommend these.

Why don't you just keep a mother in your veg room and take cuttings every two weeks. Let the cuttings veg for about 3-4 weeks then pop them in the flower room. You don't need all of your flowering plants to be at the exact same stage.

Are there any articles (scholarly, I don't give a shit what weed magazines say) that suggest a plant cannot use 18 hours of continuous light? I'm just wondering, not trying to be argumentative. I know that plants in 24 hours of veg still grow well. Photosynthesis has everything to do with light...