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montanachadly

montanachadly

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Nug buckets that plant looks great you will have no problem getting over a lb each cola will easily way over an oz a piece wont it. Watching the mainline like sub said it isnt the best route to go for a hash lover. That being said it does work pretty good for space managment as long as you keep the number of heads down. I have a friend that has a 6x3x7 box that im teaching Your method too so he will be a happy camper when all is said and done. Hes a flower smoker. Myself on the other hand i love my hash and i think i am quite addicted to it now. I start getting worried when its running low its time to make a new batch right now. I dont have the amount of trim to make hash like some people i have run close to a pound of buds into hash but right now im waiting for my ripped bubba, qush, and chernobyl to finish for some extremly good hash. There is one thing that i like also on the main line It does slow the plant down a good bit. But this to me can be good as i only have one flower room. By mainlining it times it up a bit better as far as the space i run. Since i love my hash the mainline will be for a select few strains i have that i wanna flower just to see how good they are. Royal purp Kush, La confidential, ripped bubba, and qush clones will be mainlined and put in a 3x3 box under a 150 watt hps and 3 x 90 watt UFO LED this is not my flower room this is a testing box. I am curious to see how they do under the LED and a little 150 hps all mainlined to 8 tops possibly 4 depending on size. Like Dave from weeden i grow out a few plants for a few other people they like that i dont care for much as there most indica they will get mainlined. You gotta come back in 2-3 weeks to post pictures of that plant when it starts blowin up.
 
William Wonder

William Wonder

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OK, you're right! He sent me pictures comparing it to the biggest stem Greg Green has ever seen and how his was bigger and that is the Greem stem he sent me to compare. I'll post HIS stem when I get pics. I've had stems bigger myself outdoors.
 
dirtysouthgenetics

dirtysouthgenetics

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were im from...you dont talk about it unless you live it!!!!!! but any way nugs....great vid..i think im gonna try mainlining for certain plants...i love hash but 2 strains i grow make terrible hash,but beautiful buds...
 
thepaintedchef

thepaintedchef

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What up nerds? As always respect nugz. That mainlining is awesome. Gonna start mine in a few weeks. Don't know strain yet but ill be posting as soon as I get it goin. Stay positive nerds and always stay dank.
 
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Soulman4466

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Hey sensi,

when I cant be around for more than 3 days I hook up a drip system with a timer and fountain pump. I just use a trashcan with a pump in it hooked up to a tube and a 1/2 gal per hour drip. plug pump into timer and set like 10-15 min cycle. this is just to get them through while im gone, and why I LOVE super soil.
 
Senseimilla

Senseimilla

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Why don't you use it more regularly? i'm thinking it'd be the way to go like you say for being able to leave the grow for a bit but i'm also growing more plants these days which means spending more time than I want watering... and wondering if maybe this isn't a good solution. But I don't hear of many people doing it so maybe there's some reason i haven't thought of?
 
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Soulman4466

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twice a week I feed bloom tea and once a week a humic acid tea, this is kinda new for me I want to see if pushing the plants with organics does anyting. Also I am growing nitrogen hogs so they need a little help till week 3-4. I also like a really nice fade so using teas helps me have more controll, then the last few weeks no more nute pushing and some sugars give me very clean meds. I know I spend to much time in the garden so I might start back with automated watering... Ill tell you this IMHO blumats are overrated, just a simple dripper and cycle timer works great.
 
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anurism1

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Hi I had a plant split when iwas tying her down. I wrapped it up with some ribbon I have for supporting branches and stuff. I've done this on single branches that split from weight. They seemed to heal. But I'm wondering if it splits at the main stalk is it worth to try to save. Or is the stress that occurred going to ruin then end product? If anyone has had this happen I'd appreciate Amy feedback
 
Senseimilla

Senseimilla

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I had one split about a couple inches down the top of the stalk... i actually duct-taped it and the it was almost as if nothing ever happened as far as you could tell from the plant... if the plant doesn't start dying in a few days you should be fine I'm guessing.
 
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