Chief Chieferton
Well-Known Member
Soltis FIM. She loves abuse... goes both ways.
Do you top outdoor?
- Thread starter gwheels
- Start date
Chief Chieferton
Well-Known Member
Looks promising, i see 4.I always top earlyView attachment 4154676
Attachments
Kent Sage
Active Member
Just going to train the mainline than let the secondary's grow vertical that way they all receive equal light. There is another training wire 1.5 feet above the first that will be there to manage the light to each branch. This was my method instead super cropping and is a type of low stress training to keep every branch low and full...
They are genetically low bushy plants so just the tops may reach the next wire, or maybe not on this particular strain.
I dont have a journal going bc i didn't have the time and journals are sometimes bad luck for me lol maybe i will start a thread the buds are really photogenic, the pistils yellow on the inside until they amber for harvest.
They are genetically low bushy plants so just the tops may reach the next wire, or maybe not on this particular strain.
I dont have a journal going bc i didn't have the time and journals are sometimes bad luck for me lol maybe i will start a thread the buds are really photogenic, the pistils yellow on the inside until they amber for harvest.
Last edited:
Tas devil
Well-Known Member
Cool.keen to see how they grow and i might try your way to train them.ive always only done one way probably because it works very ,very well and plus ive never joined a forum till now and where i live growers dont tend to see ea other to learn new ways...im in awe of you guys of your techniques and training methods.been a real eye opener so far and lov9ng it..
Coloradoclear
Well-Known Member
Ain't that the true . . . Just feeling the energy radiate off the plants
Kent Sage
Active Member
Deck grows are the best, if you have never tried dripping you may want to consider itIt was in a 3 gallon pot outside. I have a 4 x 4 tent that I grow in and these are just to see what happens.This year they are 7 and 10 gallon pots and happy frog soil.
I like indoors a lot better but the sun is free. Tough call.And I learn with every planter pot grow on the deck. I get terrible sunlight on my deck because of trees but this year they are doing pretty good in veg.
I have a pair of 30 gallon pots I might pot up to. I need 4 more bags of happy frog!
jbcCT
Well-Known Member
You can grow in 5-7 gallon buckets. People forget, not everyone lives in Cali running 100 gal pots.
I've done 6ft plans in 5 gallons some years. Key is top early, then again off the split. Cage em and bend em up.
jbcCT
Well-Known Member
Looks like my set up.
jbcCT
Well-Known Member
That's how you do it brother. Whatever works for you. I hear you on lugging that dirt. Least fun part for me and harder as you get older.
Last edited:
Kent Sage
Active Member
And if you are as impatient as i am with soil you can add some b vitamins to speed up recovery and overall growth. This stuff works well
https://www.advancednutrients.com/products/b-52/
Last edited:
ganga gurl420
Well-Known Member
You don't have to live in cali to have big pots. I'm in northern wi and have 400 gallon pots.
Pot size matters when it comes to yield. Happy roots=bigger fruits. I personally wouldn't do anything smaller then a 25 gallon pot outdoors. However I'm shooting for over 5 pounds a plant this yr.
Indacouch
Well-Known Member
How long are you begging?
ganga gurl420
Well-Known Member
View attachment 4156252
Vegging? They have been going since Feb 1st. Hoping to have them over my head by 4th of july.
(Not a recent pic)View attachment 4156251