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Neville Longbottom

Neville Longbottom

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June, 25th, 2018
Day Temp: 73°f
Night Temp: 66°f
Humidity: 54%
PPM: 550(just switched from transition nutrients to flowering nutrients)
Reservoir Temp: 68°f
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Neville Longbottom

Neville Longbottom

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Beachwalker said:
Fed transition nutes for 2 weeks, good! I sometimes go longer but it depends how they look, yours look great!

I can really start to see the sativa stretching right now!
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Thanks i usually feed transition nutes until i see they have fully switched. Sadly the sativas are definitely still stretching . There are 4 or 5 tops that a way taller than the others. Im thinking i might tie them down a little to even it out.
 
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Stipulus

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This looks like one of the few threads I want to see the outcome of....that a beautiful canopy, are you going to lollypop soon and thin out the small branches? Please say you will, id hate to see a heap of popcorn come of such professionally grown plants! Subbed up
 
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Neville Longbottom

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Stipulus said:
This looks like one of the few threads I want to see the outcome of....that a beautiful canopy, are you going to lollypop soon and thin out the small branches? Please say you will, id hate to see a heap of popcorn come of such professionally grown plants! Subbed up
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By thinning out the small branches you mean the fan leaves and the branches below the canopy that will receive less than optimal lighting correct?
 
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Stipulus

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Neville Longbottom said:
By thinning out the small branches you mean the fan leaves and the branches below the canopy that will receive less than optimal lighting correct?
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Yes, and leaves the shade and crowd other buds...I do it gradually so as not to shock the plant too much. Looks like you have a lot of stuff at the bottom taking up energy and getting no good light.
 
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Neville Longbottom

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Stipulus said:
Yes, and leaves the shade and crowd other buds...I do it gradually so as not to shock the plant too much. Looks like you have a lot of stuff at the bottom taking up energy and getting no good light.
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Yes i most definitely plan on it. Ive been doing it slowly about a hand full of leaves per plant every day or so trying to be carful not to stress it to much
 
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Stipulus

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Neville Longbottom said:
Yes i most definitely plan on it. Ive been doing it slowly about a hand full of leaves per plant every day or so trying to be carful not to stress it to much
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Nice one bro!...you can strip the underneaths all at once, I just be careful with the shade leaves that point inwards, I do them gradually. I leave all the shade leaves on the out side, in the end you have nice big colas with a skirt of shade leaves. I find you have to be decisive with what actual stems you choose to cut off, I try the stems that come from the bottom of the plant with the least amount of nodes to cut off and of course spindly little ones beneath the canopy...they go for sure. Leaving only the big upright stems will produce the best bud meat.
 
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