Budologist420
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Im sure the whole sub forum would be interested lol.
Agreed!!!
Im here soaking this all up like a sponge Nugbuckets.
Thanx for the great info
Im sure the whole sub forum would be interested lol.
Agreed!!!
Im here soaking this all up like a sponge Nugbuckets.
Thanx for the great info
a main-lined plant will be quite a bit shorter than one left alone......if you want to have a longer veg time, to get longer donkeys, you can......but this is where the strain becomes uber important.....it works best with a strain that exibits "single-cola dominance"......and resits secondary branching..........
....for an example, i plan to run an 8 plant outdo.....i will crack the seeds on the last day of may (will be using clones also).......build them and veg them for 7 weeks in the greenie, transplant to 20 gal smarties, dep them for three weeks to get them started, from 23rd of july to aug 14, then set them outside......they will be two feet tall, at the time i start the dep.....16 heads, and finish around 40 inches on Oct 1st, yeilding 12 zips each......
....always helpful to have a game-plan, and expectations..........being full ready to "bob and weave", making adjustments along the way.....i am thinking about starting an outdo journal, but only if the interest is there......anyone interested?
they are the big heavy duty ones, i just cut everything i didn't need off with a bolt cutters, and kept the right size hoop with legs.Ok...it just "clicked".....I understand. Outstanding way. Where did you get those small wire tomato hoops?
Check out my grow I'm doing pretty much all my seedling like this outdoors.I'd be interesting in seeing that outdo as well!
I'm O.C.D.......so i try to use it to my advantage......perfectionism can be a bitch....but my plants enjoy the shit out of it!nugbuckets,
I LOVE your set-up. Im in MI too. Inspirational to say the least, such a clean and professional grow!
Keep up the good work!
looks great, sounds to me, they are going to love their new homes.....they may take a few days, but once they hit their stride, you will be amazed at what ss can do.Transplanted my 2 plants last night. They germed at the same time Have the blue dream mainline going into a 5 gallon pot, and a cali connection blackwater thats slightly lsted into a 3 gallon. Supersoil in the bottom 25%, followed by a base/supersoil blend in reducing ratios as I filled the pots. We'll see if they like their new homes (fingers crossed). My first ever batch of supersoil, and I've already realized my guano was double strength.... thankfully I was about 30% conservative with it, and added about 20% more soil a week after mixing the batch up (as well as more dolo, more azomite, and other micro additives).
Blue dream is a little discolored... hopefully it'll pull out of it.
it looks like you are real close to mine time wise.......may 1st sounds just about right.......for both of us.....8 headers....at what point should I consider removing fan leaves? I believe I'm just going to shoot for 8 heads, as I want to flower no later than may 1st, and I think addittional topping may delay them "hitting their stride". Would you reccomend an early pruning of fan leaves at all if I plan to flower by may 1st?