choppin down my girl!!!!
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darkdestruction420
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youve got plenty of horizontal room still. youll have to be a bit rough and damage them a bit to put them where they need to be so you have an even and full canopy that takes up all the horizontal space you have but It's a hell of alot better than cutting and wasting half the plant. You do it my way you'll get alot more bud. The choice is yours but it would be such a waste.
epfsi79
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first 3 pics today; last 3 pics 3 days ago
i had asked others and they said:1-its ok to chop her down
2-moving the lights to one section of plant wont help anything
i suggested moving the lights to focus on one section of plant and these other "people" told me to either scrap the plant, or get more light
nothing else i coud do, would or will help
everyone should know this plant is about 7 weeks into flower.............
i had asked others and they said:1-its ok to chop her down
2-moving the lights to one section of plant wont help anything
i suggested moving the lights to focus on one section of plant and these other "people" told me to either scrap the plant, or get more light
nothing else i coud do, would or will help
everyone should know this plant is about 7 weeks into flower.............
epfsi79
Active Member
aint she pretty...had to kill one same size to make room for this one.
what a bad day that was.....
slyer8
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who ever told u moving the lights to focus on a section wont work they are wrong... i do not mean take your lights that u have and concentrate them to the other shoots i mean get some more lighting and add it to the bottom and trust me bro it will helpi had asked others and they said:1-its ok to chop her down
2-moving the lights to one section of plant wont help anything
i suggested moving the lights to focus on one section of plant and these other "people" told me to either scrap the plant, or get more light
nothing else i coud do, would or will help
everyone should know this plant is about 7 weeks into flower.............
epfsi79
Active Member
nah. no way
thought about it but its damn cold here at night 20-30f
big city too.....lotsa neighbors
epfsi79
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no kiddin!!
never planned on her gettin this big
first time and all.....
once into flower she shot up almost another 2ft
waited too long to put her into flower
*BUDS
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I agree. with dd420 tie them down ,but problem far from solved.
*BUDS
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iv just had a good look at your pic, bro this strain for indoor is a catastrophy to say the least and so ru cfl's.im not gonna harverst shes no where near done
i basically want to just chop her in half and focus on the lower portion
will she make it through a 2.5 ft chop of all her branches?
....basically where the lowest light is in the photo.....
help!!
next op u do ,get an indicas ,not a long life sativa, and get a 400 hps or mh and save the cfl's for seedlings.Then u wont have this stringy spindly prob again
epfsi79
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live and learn right......
had no idea of the strain, didnt realize she would get so big
shoulda flowered her sooner
darkdestruction420
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I wouldnt listen to those other people you refer to. its clear they think they know what they are talking about, but i dont think they do.first 3 pics today; last 3 pics 3 days ago
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i had asked others and they said:1-its ok to chop her down
2-moving the lights to one section of plant wont help anything
i suggested moving the lights to focus on one section of plant and these other "people" told me to either scrap the plant, or get more light
nothing else i coud do, would or will help
everyone should know this plant is about 7 weeks into flower.............
Purplekrunchie
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Yeah, with sativas, they seemingly never stop growing, I learned early on because I started with a very good sativa strain. I would flower them at 6 inches, they still got over 2 feet.