The Daily Nugg,
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They are the picture of health, good job!
lokie
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TnT is tame compared to these brutal Aggressors.
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Can anyone tell me if it's ready? If it's died? If its stunned? Or If i stressed it once and it gaves me the minimum yield and that's it? Its on 12th week it's a girl scout cookies auto. I grew it first on a China 120w full spectrum led then i moved it in balcony for maybe more light from the...
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raratt
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I'd do it, they aren't really showing buds yet. It's always available as a last resort further into flower, not preferable, but better than burning the buds in the lights. LST can help at that point also.
I do it whenever it's necessary and convenient for me
Doooo eeet.
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you said something about using a sharpie a while ago, how do you do that?
I didn’t realize you supercrop too. This bubba’s gift is supposed to be a short plant. The other two are stocky, this one just ran awayI do it whenever it's necessary and convenient for me
Doooo eeet.
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DarkWeb
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See this clip....same idea with a pen or finger.
I'll take two nodes and twist till you can hear and feel the snap inside the stem. Then it's all limber and easily manipulated. Go easy and you'll figure out how much it can take.
think I could do all the tops in one shot without stressing it out too muchSee this clip....same idea with a pen or finger.
I'll take two nodes and twist till you can hear and feel the snap inside the stem. Then it's all limber and easily manipulated. Go easy and you'll figure out how much it can take.
DarkWeb
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I'd totally go for it. Even start a little lower.
manfredo
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Sure!! Start bending. It helps if they are well watered when you bend too, I think. And the Sharpie method does work great.
I've got to get a pic of the GMO's I have going....They got soooo fat!! And I need to start trimming a few others.
raratt
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Put the sharpie behind a branch and smash the stem between your finger and the sharpie. It gives a solid support to smash the stem. I agree that you could go a little lower than where you indicated. This is one I did. You can see the little knuckle that happens where it gets bent.
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thank you for that. I’ll give it a go later this afternoon.
Yup anytime my plants are in close proximity to my light I snap their stems. Sometimes have to do it twice LOL because they pop right back up. One time I had to prop up a stem I was a little to snappy with for a couple days then all was fine.
BobBitchen
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Stem Bending Assist - 3D Printed
Try to get gentle bends in tall stems can be a pain using ties and strings etc. I booted up my 3D Printer and created a small "gentle bend" gadget that can used to control bends gently. Just slip the stem in and then fasten with a piece of wire. Weighs virtually nothing so doesn't stress the...
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And you never have problems with hermis? Other than topping I haven’t done any real training or defoliating.
I haven’t had a reason to use the printer in a while. Hmmm
Nope, never, they aren't as fragile to trimming and breaking. It's consistent light leaks that seem to trigger that and advanced age.