haha I was gonna say the same thing but 100 instead of 50! then I erased it, now rewriting haha. You could have each cup touching each other and you just water the whole thing all at once
I was going to say 100 as well and held back! But man, it looks like a 100 wouldn't be a problem if they all grew the same as what puff has going now!
Yeah, I was thinking about doing a ton of party cups and seeing what the yield would be like. It will be interesting to compare it to the 1g sour diesels I have going too.
"100 Party Cup 12/12 from seed coco coir sea of green" - The bar has been set! Who is going to take charge? And come on, really, who wouldn't sub that fucking thread?!
Amaximus, I am really interested in that mainlining technique, but when I checked out that thread, I had a hard time understanding exactly where you are supposed to make the cut. Can you help out with that, maybe next time you do one post some pics of exactly what nodes you're supposed to cut at? I'd appreciate it very much as I'm sure some others would too.
From what I gathered from his growing technique he tops very early in veg stage. He pretty much left the bottom two nodes and removed evrything above that. I have read through his thread at least 3 times now and he does mimick subcool in his way of topping. I'm going to try this Mainlining with several bag seeds I just germ'd, I've been doing some of this technique with the way I LST, only letting the plant get taller and having so many branch below. Never thought of trying this when I first started growing but then I didn't know about this mainlining til a few days ago. My plan is to do a few in compost and a few in DWC, 5 gallon buckets. Just went and got me a few Smart Pots to check out how well they will help root structure also.
Like Tx said. You pretty much start topping/training early. nugbuckets likes to wait until they are like 8-12 inches tall and has a few nodes. He likes to top just above the third node and remove anything below for clones and then x-plant to a 2G all at the same time... I found his guide to be pretty confusing as well and considering it has like 50+ pages and people are still asking for clarification I think everyone may be right...
IMO though mainlining isn't nearly as strict as it seems to people. It really is just a matter of topping the first time, bonding the new growth down, topping again, twice, re-bonding and repeating over and over while working off the just one main.
Personally I top as soon as I have anywhere from 3-5 nodes. I see no reason to wait. I then keep topping/bonding as soon as I possibly can. I try to stress the fuck out of them early so they can grow in peace later.
Sorry, Rambling i think... it's early and I haven't smoked...
Anyway, I think I have photos of this bagseed since the start. let me get the pictures together and see if I can string them together for a little tutorial. If not I'll document the entire process with another plant... Ive got a bunch going right now and all of them will be mainlined to some degree.