First time fim

Arnski5000

Arnski5000

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Very very impressed with the fim technique and lst so much easier this time compared to topping. Hope you like these pics
 

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First i thought all the green was your plants, but as i see they are a design lol (which are showing deficiency) lol
...but its.not your plants, nice work should pay off nicely!
 
Arnski5000 said:
Very very impressed with the fim technique and lst so much easier this time compared to topping. Hope you like these pics
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So just out of curiosity.. what was easier about FIMing than topping? I actually found replicating an accident to be much harder than a simple snip. My tops always do what they're supposed to. Never have I got the coveted 4 or 5 headed hydra when I "fim".
 
Im finding the new branches that grew from fimmimg a lot easier to bend and tie down than before. May off just been the amount off water in stems before but I snapped a coupe of branches last time. Excited about this grow as I've definately learned from my last 3
 
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