Scrumscab
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Hello growers. First time poster here. I've been an on and off again grower for twelve years mostly indoors with a few successful outdoor adventures. I'm attempting an outdoor grow in the deserts of Southern California. I have two strains that I'm not sure whether to top this late in the season or not?
From my understanding you need at least one month's time from topping for all the hormones to be redirected to the new shoots before flowering commences, which I estimate to be around the end of July. So as of this posting I would need to do this now or pass. I want to top them, but I'm not sure if there is enough time in the vegetative cycle to make it worthwhile. The bottomline is will topping (one or both) of the strains now produce a bigger yeild as opposed to not topping it?
This picture is a sample of what I'm dealing with. The bottom two on the left is Acapulco Gold from Barney's Farms. The two on the right is AK-48 from Nirvana. The bush in the back is from an Orange Krush indoor clone that I topped on the 14th of May.
All input would be appreciated. Thanks
From my understanding you need at least one month's time from topping for all the hormones to be redirected to the new shoots before flowering commences, which I estimate to be around the end of July. So as of this posting I would need to do this now or pass. I want to top them, but I'm not sure if there is enough time in the vegetative cycle to make it worthwhile. The bottomline is will topping (one or both) of the strains now produce a bigger yeild as opposed to not topping it?
This picture is a sample of what I'm dealing with. The bottom two on the left is Acapulco Gold from Barney's Farms. The two on the right is AK-48 from Nirvana. The bush in the back is from an Orange Krush indoor clone that I topped on the 14th of May.
All input would be appreciated. Thanks