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Looks beauty Yankee! Glad you opted for more heads with that lass, you`re going to be happy with that. Should be good to flower within the week if you keep up on your training mate. Loving it, keep it rolling for us, Mainlines all around!! :D

KC :weed:
 
Left Wanda alone for a few days and she showed she can get along just fine without me. The sixteen new heads have fully emerged and are developing nicely. I expect by tomorrow they will have all cleared the fan leaves and will be able to maximize the available light.

Here are a couple shots of the progress.

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Oh, and stay tuned for a new mainline journal. I have taken one of the Hashberry cuttings from the (likely) keeper-cut from my current Mandala run. The cutting offered a tri-node that I thought would be a fun undertaking: 3-6-12-24 rather than 2-4-8-16 heads! I will post a link in my sig when the journal is up.
 
You`re ready to flower within the week if you wanted Yankee, they really have come along since the last top and train. You`re in for some action with those pups as soon as you hit the switch :D. Great work mate,

KC :weed:
 
KushCanuck said:
You`re ready to flower within the week if you wanted Yankee, they really have come along since the last top and train. You`re in for some action with those pups as soon as you hit the switch :D. Great work mate,

KC :weed:
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Thanks KC. She has already popped her first pistils so you're right - she should hit the ground running on the flip!


stoneslacker said:
Looking great yankee. Really lovin the symmetry in that middle shot. Sweet!
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Appreciate the kind words stone, it's been a lot of fun and has really broken up the ol' growing routine!
 
I have one that stalled and failed...I think I topped too much the first time..
My secondary is doing great...just started her on nutes.
 
SeeRockCity said:
I have one that stalled and failed...I think I topped too much the first time..
My secondary is doing great...just started her on nutes.
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My first attempt didn't go as well as I'd have liked either and I threw in the towel at four heads. We learn as we go so don't get discouraged.

CruzinPenguin said:
This journal is dope as fuck.. its basically going to be my step by step tutorial for my next girl :) Great fawkin job!
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Thanks for stoppin by CP! Makes it all worth while if someone can benefit from the journal. Best of luck with your grow!

eastcoastmo said:
She looks great Yankee, really keen to see some chunky buds :D
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Soon EC, soon. She is definitely showing that she wants to go into flower but I am going to let her veg for another week or so and get some solid growth on those new heads. Stay tuned brother!
 
Looks sweet mate, definitely food for thought for my next grow! How do you keep the little hook things from getting pulled out by the plant moving?
 
puffdatchronic said:
Looks sweet mate, definitely food for thought for my next grow! How do you keep the little hook things from getting pulled out by the plant moving?
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The hooks I use are just leftover 14 gauge copper home electrical wiring (ROMEX) cut to size and with a Hook bent on the end. I leave them in their poly insulation and just stick em in the medium. The friction is enough to keep them in place - so well in fact if not monitored can cause the branch to be left behind as the main stem grows! Easy peezy!

eastcoastmo said:
Oh I'm tuned alright brother, I'll be right here watching with a doobie bongsmilie bongsmilie
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Pass that baby over here man!
 
Gave Wanda her last pruning before moving to the flower room, which will likely be sometime this week. Her sixteen heads are now fully emerged and established and I am pretty happy with their spacing. I expect there will be a bit more training to keep them spaced properly over the first couple weeks of flower but she is ready for the move. There will be a spot opening up this week and I am itching to get her under the HID lighting.

Thanks for all who have been along for the ride so far. Fireworks to follow! :fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire:


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Hey guys, just thought I'd share a new thread I started on a new mainline effort with one of my Hashberry cuttings. Since it is not-from-seed and the cutting had a tri-node structure so I thought t might be an interesting share. All welcome.
 
yankeegreen said:
Hey guys, just thought I'd share a new thread I started on a new mainline effort with one of my Hashberry cuttings. Since it is not-from-seed and the cutting had a tri-node structure so I thought t might be an interesting share. All welcome.
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Sweet - I love the three-headers.
 
After a bit of a slow transition from PL-L to HID, Wanda is starting to pick up the speed in flower. A couple of minor training tweaks and all sixteen nodes are pretty even. I expect quite a bit of vertical stretch in the next week and the first bud sites to be identified. Stay tuned....

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yankeegreen said:
After a bit of a slow transition from PL-L to HID, Wanda is starting to pick up the speed in flower. A couple of minor training tweaks and all sixteen nodes are pretty even. I expect quite a bit of vertical stretch in the next week and the first bud sites to be identified. Stay tuned....

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You`re nailing it Yankee, great job keeping them low before/into flower. Everything there is going to get plenty of light, and plenty of nice budsites to follow. Going to be a nice couple weeks for ya mate, they take off now :D

KC :weed:
 
Love it yankee. That is definitely what I am aiming for, just smaller. I just asked a question on KC's thread about training the arms out horizontaly and you have a great example of what I was thinking. ;-) 48 days from topping doesn't sound too bad, about 10-12 days between each cut or so? Can't wait to see the 16-headed monster!
 
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