Mmmm youve got me thinking sogbunn, Im gonna try lollipoping since I already have 2 batch of clones then Ill try super cropping & stick with the method that gives me the most amount of bud. Thanks very much for your help much appreciated.
they can give u the same amount... the proof is in the pudding, look at my pics... looks like a SOG dont it??? i too was gonna go sog but this strain just wouldnt root... all i know is that those lil sog clones i have in the room now needs to be watered twice as often as my others and if my whole room was a sog that would be alota work(watering, cloning, transplanting) and alota containers too... but its up to you and how big u r goin and what works for u... the supercropping may take a lil longer to get u started due to a longer veg time as ur SOG will receive lil or no veg but once u get it going in ur intervals of say 3 weeks, ull be rite on track... dont get me wrong, once my crop is done im gonna try the SOG method with about 1/2 my area(while the suppercroped vegs out) cuz that was my intension when i started and i do wanna see the difference but due to them not rooting i had to go this route.. i honestly think that if there is any difference in yeild the lack of work will make up for it (time is $$$)... since u already have 2 batches, y not do a full SOG run from start to finish with ur whole area, and cut a few extra clones and veg them with the suppercropping while ur SOG runs, then ull have everything ready to go and recieve bud all the way threw without missin a beat...good luck with ur experiments!!! let me know what the diff was later down the road and what u perfer and y.. jus PM me....
Ive added you to my friends list & Ill definitely let you know how it goes.
i think i understand what u r sayin but the pics dont allow me to confirm my assuptions as i cant really see whats goin on or how they r bent and such... LSTing is pretty much the same as super cropping, ur pretty much trying to achieve the same thing.. i jus perfer suppercroppin cuz i hate the hassels of string, tieing and such... supper cropping requires no string...sumtime wheights are good to hold it down as it trys to grow bak up to the light, but not nessacery if u keep on it... also, by damaging the stem when u bend it, it creates a "tumor" like thing when it heals which promotes stronger branches.. like the saying goes, what ever doesnt kill u makes u stronger.... u could bend it if u want now or even bend the new tops... for outdoors thats what i would suggest... early in the season at like 2 ft... bend it down flat and as the tops grow from them, bend them down aswell... one 1way(like left) the next the other(like right).. so if ur looking down on the plant it will look like a spine with a ribcage ya dig??? but it may be too late for that now as u have already trained it a diff way.. but for next yr perhaps
