spliffendz
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As a wise man once told me, plants grow themselves, humans get in the way
Plants grew too tall!!! Help a brotha out
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Brian romper
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If that’s the case , I should stop giving my plant nutrients, let them grow on it’s own
greg nr
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That's pretty much what I do. I rarely feed them salty nutes. I'm still trying to wein them from water and light. That might take longer.
(no, I don't put nutes in my water. I use a super soil like mix).
spliffendz
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sorry dude, the bourbon is talking, but like i said we aint no gods, they will do their thang, be ready for it
PadawanWarrior
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Well maybe the bourbon should stop talking, lol.
T macc
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Oh. Snap.
(But a good soil is all that's needed)
Brian romper
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Interesting,
ya I kind of half ass grow, I fully never researched how to grow I kind of watched a YouTube video here and there and do my own thing, when it comes to nutes I strictly use Alaska Fish Shit from Home Depot, I use it from start to finish , it’s what I had in the garage , and it’s not like it doesn’t work, I like it
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PadawanWarrior
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That stuff works great, but stinks like mad.
Brian romper
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Lmao I thought I’d get 1 simple agreed answer but it seems everyone on here does there own thing
Lovely plant I can see why you were worried. That's how mine look for about 24 hours then they tighten up and move toward the light. You're just fine.
Fuck supercropping, you need a carpenter to re-enforce your roof before that baby blows it right off
Exactly and you can usually tell who is who by their willingness to post pictures of their plants, by their longevity on site and their likes to post ratio.
Couch_buzz
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New growers should be using the least stressful methods, period. Its great most ppl supercrop, it maxes yield. But until they learn the basics of indoor growing I don't advise it. And I don't give a fuck what anybody else thinks. That's my ADVICE, it's not advise (this is a verb, not a noun).
advice (noun), advise (verb)
greg nr
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I can see your point here. If you don't know the technique you can snap a stem pretty easily. But in this case, given the length of that branch and the weight up top, you can do that even using lst.
Best to learn the proper technique. So when someone says to supercrop, look it up and see how to do it. Even if you snap a branch, it isn't a death sentence as long as you aren't holding a piece in your hand separate from the main. Just brace it a little and it will heal.
It wasn't bad advice. Neither is supercropping.
Couch_buzz
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I suggested LST. And got called a retard in the process, lol. By a person incapable of composing a sentence with proper grammar to boot.
Brian romper
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Shit
they weren’t lying when they said it double x2 the size of plant, I wish all things works like this
they weren’t lying when they said it double x2 the size of plant, I wish all things works like this
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I simply disagree but like greg nr said I understand your point. LSTing with fishing line was a potential problem.
The grow forums can be touchy because people are passionate about their hobby. This can lead to pejoratives toward anyone with a differing opinion. I'd suggest just ignoring them and doing your thing. Polite disagreement is the basis of forward progress in most endeavors and ignoring the less than politic is usually a prudent course of action LOLI suggested LST. And got called a retard in the process, lol. By a person incapable of composing a sentence with proper grammar to boot.
Vive la difference
Brian romper
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Where the hell is the Lmafo reaction button on this dang thing lolI suggested LST. And got called a retard in the process, lol. By a person incapable of composing a sentence with proper grammar to boot.
WillieP
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xtsho
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I supercrop whenever I need to even well into flower. I've been doing it for years. From my experience the plant does just fine. In fact I've literally had to bend stalks that were so hard that they literally split. Plant didn't miss a beat and kept right on flowering. Crunch the stem, bend it over, and move on. Cannabis isn't the fragile plant that requires special attention as some seem to think. I beat the crap out of my plants when I need to. They take it just fine.
