flowering at 4 inches how tall will my plant be?
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vandewalle
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it depends on how many nodes there are.
bloomfields
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your gonna keep it 4inches using lst ????? or ur gonna attempt lst at 4inches in height ????
homeruntilly
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uhh well it depends on so many different things, but i would say anywhere between a few grams and maybe a quarter ounce? quarter ounce being a great yield for a small plant like that, which will probably give you little popcorn nuggs.
thats pretty good for me i guess since this is my first indoor grow so would you recomend i wait a bit longer till it is at least 6-8 inches top then lst? sounds good for me what do you guys think.
And 20-30 inches it good since im LSTing so i grow in circles lol make it fit. thanks for all the help guys, appreciate it
And 20-30 inches it good since im LSTing so i grow in circles lol make it fit. thanks for all the help guys, appreciate it
mofizzle415
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"you are going to flower huh
the plant probably won't flower until its ten inches, regardless of what you do. (assuming its from seed)
it will probably be 20-30 inches at the shortest, unless you stunt it further"...not true it can flower at 2-3-4- from seed...genetics really
the plant probably won't flower until its ten inches, regardless of what you do. (assuming its from seed)
it will probably be 20-30 inches at the shortest, unless you stunt it further"...not true it can flower at 2-3-4- from seed...genetics really
i flowered out my northern lights from seed at 5 inches
and northern lights is one of the squatter strains
it finished out at 29 inches, unless it's one of the auto flower strains, it's going to stretch a good bit
marijuano1
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done the same got about 12 grams
bloomfields
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using lst on a 4" plant is 1 of the silliest things ive read on here lol ,what a waste of time!! the whole point of lst , is to get light to the lower growth areas, at 4 inches thats all you have lower growth areas????? i suggest you get yourself some low ryder seeds and topp them, i have never been a fan of trying to flower unmatture plants , you learn nothing about the strain your trying to grow, or about the true end product , plus you also run the risk of over stressing and causing hermies to appear in your grow. i dont wish to insult only to advise on what i have experienced myself , good luck =)
I take no offense wat so ever i know your trying to help. I have decided to wait till the plant is bigger. This is a test grow to see if i can growa plant start to finish in a box about 2 feet high, 2 feet wide and 3 feet long. I normally grow outdoors when i can but i guess those rules apply to indoor growing also. Lst is off until it gets to about foot or 15 inches.
DankIIIKnight
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i have, or should i say "had", a 4" inch clone and flowered it just to see if what i read about clones was true, about the roots and all... well its in its 7th week of flowering and its now at 8". the whole main stem is covered from top to bottom, however its too leafy to say where exactly the nugs are besides at the top, its very crowded. the hairs, or pistils i should say, are turning brown, and the nugs are like little popcorn balls. im hoping for that boost in the final stages of maturity to make the nugs a bit bigger.
not too sure if i covered what you wanted, but just telling you that it could be done.
not too sure if i covered what you wanted, but just telling you that it could be done.
don't know if the OP found this useful, but i sure did
growing a clone whose mother stretched from 5 inches to 29 inches during flower
been posting threads trying to get this info, +rep for posting this
what strain was that, if you know?
TheDifferenceX
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Well if it doubles in size... 8 inches... triples in size... 12 inches... You could get a good plant, but the buds wouldn't yield to much...
definetely go for 6-8 nodes and closer to 12 inches taller before flowering...
definetely go for 6-8 nodes and closer to 12 inches taller before flowering...