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parrothead0119

parrothead0119

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:weed:from seedling to vegative!
7 weeks since seedling in with Blue Dream! Hopefully she’ll start to pre flower soon!! Topped and getting nutrients aswell! Had a scary after transplanting her but as soon as I spritzed with some bloom she perked right up and is stronger than ever!
 

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parrothead0119

parrothead0119

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PadawanWarrior said:
Looks good. I won't make any jokes, because some people can't handle it, :lol: But if you're in soil I'd add Mykos at transplants. You don't have to, but it helps.
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thought it was funny that everyone on that thread that was salty wasn’t me lmao
You good bud, I wish I would have asked that before transplantation, but she’s fucking taking off now!
 
Killaki

Killaki

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parrothead0119 said:
:weed:from seedling to vegative!
7 weeks since seedling in with Blue Dream! Hopefully she’ll start to pre flower soon!! Topped and getting nutrients aswell! Had a scary after transplanting her but as soon as I spritzed with some bloom she perked right up and is stronger than ever!
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Are you planning on doing any training?
 
Killaki

Killaki

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If you're going to LST do it before it grows too big. I typically twist them in a circular pattern but I've also just pinned them down flat, I've topped a couple times and tied down just the tallest branches straight down allowing for it to grow uniform more like a upward cup or bowl shape. Ect.
I also try to be mindful of the individual plant and if it seems too stiff to follow my original plan I'll adjust my lst to try to avoid breaking. I also feel like less topping and more lst leads to faster growth, imo.
Research and trying things out are part of the learning process.
Good luck.
 
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parrothead0119

parrothead0119

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Killaki said:
If you're going to LST do it before it grows too big. I typically twist them in a circular pattern but I've also just pinned them down flat, I've topped a couple times and tied down just the tallest branches straight down allowing for it to grow uniform more like a upward cup or bowl shape. Ect.
I also try to be mindful of the individual plant and if it seems too stiff to follow my original plan I'll adjust my list to try to avoid breaking. I also feel like less topping and more last leads to faster growth, imo.
Research and trying things out are part of the learning process.
Good luck.
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so looking at my plant now, would you tie down at half way up the stalk and then what?! I’m annoying I know lol
I just don’t wanna ruin her
 
CaliRootz88

CaliRootz88

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Looking good so far parrot. Here are a few photos of LST in effect and what happens a little later. You're basically breaking the apical dominance at the top and your plants response will be to shoot branches out of those nodes that haven't yet.
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