Hydrowannabe
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I've never grown outdoors but would love the opportunity one dayJust a shame t see it go to waste looks healthy and I bet it would be a beast outdoors if you got a 20 gallon smart pot .
I've never grown outdoors but would love the opportunity one dayJust a shame t see it go to waste looks healthy and I bet it would be a beast outdoors if you got a 20 gallon smart pot .
Good morning Riu. I'm going to try to fit my mother plant from previous Harvest into my flower tent. It has gotten quite large. I have clones vegetating right now so I don't necessarily need to flower this plant if it's going to cause too many problems in flower. So I'm asking what would you guys do? Would you top the plant and then throw the net down on top of it. Obviously I can't scrog it right now in that space. Would you supercrop it to the desired level, then flip. Would you forget about this plant and just keep vegging out its clones instead and flower then when ready?(I have a perpetual grow). I have mh in my flower tent because I know I'm going to have to let it heal a little from whatever I do. The strain is Adam's OG. I'm going to post several pics from different angles to give you a better feel for the situation. I'll be happy to provide more info. I am going to have to make a decision pretty soon. Thanks a lot. I think I will add a poll. Just have to figure out how to do that ha
To everyone, thank you for the numerous opinions. This is what I'm doing basically...just trimming and bending and lowering the net until I get the canopy I want. I was more asking out of curiosity, what you guys would do. Thanks for the replies but I decided to just do what I had planned. Just thought there might be something I want thinking about.
Hulk smash! I was a little concerned the branches wouldn't bend enough without breaking but so far so good. Hopefully I'll be comfortable to flip her soon. Shame on her for not watching her size. I'm just going to bring the net down lower and lower over the next few days. Get er done one way or anotherWhat you've done is what I was trying to say. Looking good
Scrog... auto correct!What's a proper scrub? If I move it to a larger pot, the will make my problems worse lol.
Alrighty, I'm on it. 7 or 10 gal?Scrog... auto correct!
Pot up after the stretch
10Alrighty, I'm on it. 7 or 10 gal?
I was kidding. Potting up makes no sense.
Thanks for all of that advice. Also, it doesnt sound like you've been super cropping right or for the right reasons. Most people tie the branch to itself at a 90 degree angle or tie to to something. Depending on how far down you super crop it, will determine how effective it is. If the reason is for lowering the height of the plant.You have to imagine, that your going to gain roughly 2-3x the height in flower.
Super cropping only does so much, as the stems pop right back up fairly quickly. I use supercropping moreso to keep the canopy even, than i do to limit height... otherwise id be supercropping in multiple spots on the same stem at multiple times through flower (not that that is necessarily bad, but i dont like doing that if i dont have to)
Id suggest cutting her WAY down. You already have it lollipopped nicely, so id just chop the top half of the upper growth right off (defoliate whats left as well, if thats what your going to do), give her a week or so to recover, then go into flower. You'll likely still need to throw a screen over her just to control and spread the growth out.
Bigger roots bigger budsI was kidding. Potting up makes no sense.
=bigger plants. You are missing a lot of pieces of the equation to cultivation. you should read more thoroughly if you are going to give advice on here. anyway, I would close this thread if i knew how. Its no longer relevant . have a good day everyoneBigger roots bigger buds