Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013

MojoRison

MojoRison

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That milk treatment seems to be working fine for the PM issue, though it's an ongoing process I'm using it more of a preventive measure, trying to keep on top of it.
 
biscuitkid

biscuitkid

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up in Shasta I got bamboo fence but its not helpin today the winds gotta be at least 10-15 mph its just gettin it same shit happened last yr had some beautiful buds then blam the wind came and basically smashed over all my plants it was some crazy shit for some reason I thought I got handle on it this yr trellis tie em up blah blah im just usin cages next yr not a good day in the neighborhood here im tiein up branches left n right
 
The Pipe

The Pipe

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super bud malesView attachment 2781539 i moved them into a more shaded area on a hill to let the others get more light... that's the reason they're leaning
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RainyMorning

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image.jpgThese are my two bushiest. The one on the left while a bit smaller has fallen into a nice bonzi/ even canopy form and the node length has gotten impressively small. The one on the right on the other hand is a bit lanky but growing very vigorously. The node length has improved but it is still stretching out more than the other. I've done a ton of LST although it feels with these two as I'm approaching diminishing returns with the LST. All I've really been doing now is pulling a few branches around the edge further down.

This brings me to my question. I've encouraged a ton of lateral grown and as these are now transitioning from pre-flower to flower I'm starting to think about the opposite, in providing some kind of support. Would you all recommend netting like I see on many bushy outdoor plants? I figure it can't hurt so intend to get on that soon but thought I would just outright ask to see what others do.
 
doublejj

doublejj

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RainyMorning said:
These are my two bushiest. The one on the left while a bit smaller has fallen into a nice bonzi/ even canopy form and the node length has gotten impressively small. The one on the right on the other hand is a bit lanky but growing very vigorously. The node length has improved but it is still stretching out more than the other. I've done a ton of LST although it feels with these two as I'm approaching diminishing returns with the LST. All I've really been doing now is pulling a few branches around the edge further down.

This brings me to my question. I've encouraged a ton of lateral grown and as these are now transitioning from pre-flower to flower I'm starting to think about the opposite, in providing some kind of support. Would you all recommend netting like I see on many bushy outdoor plants? I figure it can't hurt so intend to get on that soon but thought I would just outright ask to see what others do.
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are you in Australia? it looks gravity will take care of it for you.....lol edit: I see your not an aussy after all........
 
doublejj

doublejj

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I had to go stand on my head for a min.......those look great, you will soon have lots of heavy buds flopping around. I would definitely put some kind of netting or cages around/over them.......nice job mate.....
 
RainyMorning

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And a question I guess...So essentially LST is done on a plant like this once the buds get heavy enough to sag?....by then it's all about controlling breakage(which proportional could cause much more harm than any further spreading could offer benefit)?
 
doublejj

doublejj

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RainyMorning said:
And a question I guess...So essentially LST is done on a plant like this once the buds get heavy enough to sag?....by then it's all about controlling breakage(which proportional could cause much more harm than any further spreading could offer benefit)?
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yes, support for the buds will be paramount soon. There's lots of choices of trellis & netting, fencing, cages....I'd throw a wire cage around them with a wire top and let the buds grow thru. good luck......
 
RainyMorning

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I'm guessing it's partly that it is a bit smaller or partly biological function (being further along) but I notice the stems are more rigid on this more advanced plant.
 

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F.M.I.L.Y

F.M.I.L.Y

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TWS I am going to make a small batch of BHO today! Its perfect weather for it. I got about a ounce of sugar trim and popcorn of my MD.

Its sunday peeps, lets see them garden pics!!!!

Peace
FM
 
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TWS

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Your gonna work up a sweet , that's for sure. LOl .I already had a couple beers. Spent most of the day in the garden yesterday tying down the gogi and dropped another screen on top of the scrog. Cleaned out a lot of scruff on everybody and feed molasses and cal mag today. gonna try to kick it today, I think all the gardening is done unless I think of something else to do out there smoking. lol Gonna go smoke a phatt wax bowl and see if there's something to post. LOL
 
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