How tall will she get?

Joe Blows Trees

Joe Blows Trees

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So I go to make sure the lights go out for the ladies and realized that this lady has topped herself. She's quickly becoming my favorite daughter as she also has three or four two toned leaves. IMAG0964_1.jpg IMAG0964.jpg
I hope she thrives through flowering. Gotta keep an eye on her. IMAG0963.jpg
 
Bakatare666

Bakatare666

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Joe Blows Trees said:
That's reassuring. I'm running my own experiment seeing the difference in yield from a single cola, topping once, and topping twice. It's not really reliable this go round because I'm growing five different strains and I've noticed they're all responding differently to topping. The next grow will be much more efficient as I'll be growing only 3 strains, 3 plants each.
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Once you top of FIM it, LST them and you'll have a lot more room.:clap:
I managed to keep this one down under 3' tall, and still managed to get over 4 1/2 oz. dry weight from her.
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mark davies

mark davies

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Joe Blows Trees said:
You're in your second week from flip, right, bout 11 days or so? If so, trust me, she'll grow! Haha. I'm 3 weeks from the flip, 2 weeks from the actual flowers starting to form so I'm guessing another week or two of stretching.
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Yes I'm 11 days into flip now, they are stretching alot up the top, hopefully they will stretch alot more,white hairs are showing alot now probaly half inch now.
 
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bigsteve

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If that's all the light wattage you got try standing up a large mirror at 180 degrees from the bulb. That will help with bud tightness.

I veg for 5-6 weeks and flower for about 7 weeks. I find that a lot of my plants will double in height in the first 3 weeks or so of flowering. I can count on my Blueberry Gum going from 20-22 inches to 40-44 inches tall in the first 3 weeks of flowering. I think a good rule of thumb is to figure a plant will double in height during flowering.

Good luck, BigSteve.
 
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