The Main-Lining Thread
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shadyslater
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bud you wait til you try that blue rhino bro
gr865
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Well do to health issues I have put off going into the 12/12 mode. I was not able to complete the cabinet, hooking it up to the inside air, but was able to do a little today. I hope that I will get the air hooked up tonight or tomorrow. Got to go back to Dr. tomorrow to find out why I am hurting so bad.
When I get them in the cabinet, either tonight or tomorrow I am going to keep them on veg, 24/0, until I return from a trip I have had planned for a few months with my lady friend. That means they should go under 12/12 Sunday or Monday.
That being said, I did a bit of pruning today and gave them a good feeding. I really like this mainlining methos. I had way to many problem with it this time around but my next grow will be much better.
Here are a few pics, since I have not posted in a while.
This first pics was taken on 10/13/13, It is of one of the clones I started a few weeks back. This was taken just after I transplanted it from a 3 inch pot to a 3/4 gallon pot.
One of the four sprigs 10/13/1320131013_113503.jpg (154.97 KiB) Not viewed yet
This pic is the same plant on 10/18/13. I had transplanted them again into 2 gallon Smart Pots and giving the the initial soak.
Same plant 10/18/1320131018_182300.jpg (113.64 KiB) Not viewed yet
This is of the four ladies (?) on 10/18/13 just after I transplanted them into the 2 gallon Smart Pots.
all 4 young ladies 10/18/134 ladies.jpg (140.22 KiB) Not viewed yet
Here is a pic of the four ladies taken today 10/21/13 They are 12" tall now and will go into flower with the to larger plants.
The 4 ladies, 10/21/1320131021_080259.jpg (107.7 KiB) Not viewed yet
Here is a pic taken today following the final prune, Q1 on 10/21/13
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An here is Q2 taken on 10/21/13
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Well that's it for me today.
Peace out,
GR
My Bud who has grown Querkle a few times said he always sent his into flower at around 12 inches and they produced plants of 20 inches or so.
When I get them in the cabinet, either tonight or tomorrow I am going to keep them on veg, 24/0, until I return from a trip I have had planned for a few months with my lady friend. That means they should go under 12/12 Sunday or Monday.
That being said, I did a bit of pruning today and gave them a good feeding. I really like this mainlining methos. I had way to many problem with it this time around but my next grow will be much better.
Here are a few pics, since I have not posted in a while.
This first pics was taken on 10/13/13, It is of one of the clones I started a few weeks back. This was taken just after I transplanted it from a 3 inch pot to a 3/4 gallon pot.
This pic is the same plant on 10/18/13. I had transplanted them again into 2 gallon Smart Pots and giving the the initial soak.
This is of the four ladies (?) on 10/18/13 just after I transplanted them into the 2 gallon Smart Pots.
Here is a pic of the four ladies taken today 10/21/13 They are 12" tall now and will go into flower with the to larger plants.
Here is a pic taken today following the final prune, Q1 on 10/21/13
An here is Q2 taken on 10/21/13
Well that's it for me today.
Peace out,
GR
My Bud who has grown Querkle a few times said he always sent his into flower at around 12 inches and they produced plants of 20 inches or so.
Hey guys, this one goes out to all you mainliners: This isnt just my first attempt at mainlining, but my first grow, ever. So of course Im probably a bit off, but I have still managed to create quite a nice hub for my LSD, Barney's Farm, so that it now has eight main stems. My question is this: On those eight main branches, should I cut off all the minor branches that grow from the nodes? Im sorry to bring this to the thread, since you're all way more advanced, talking nutes, and other stuff, but I just really cant seem to tell from the photos due to all the fan leaves. Hope you can help me. Here's two photos, the mainlined one's in the middle. 
gr865
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As bad as I feel I could not wait any longer.
So this morning I completed the Cabinet. I know I will still have a few minor things to take care of but as of today I am in my cabinet. Going to leave the them in veg mode till I return on Sunday. Giving them a good watering in the morning before I leave. Have a batch of compost/worm castings tea brewing now.
Well here it is!
FrontCabinet complete, 10-23-13.jpg (69.42 KiB) Not viewed yet
Door open, no light or plants yet.cabinet 10-23-13.jpg (111.92 KiB) Not viewed yet
Door open, no light or plants yet.cabinet 10-23-13.jpg (111.92 KiB) Not viewed yet
Without SS400cabinet 10-23-13 5.jpg (191.8 KiB) Not viewed yet
Under the lightcabinet 10-23-13 4.jpg (97.09 KiB) Not viewed yet
Untrained ladies, with Mylar on top of the soilMylar on top of soil, 10-23-13.jpg (137.71 KiB) Not viewed yet
Mainlined with Mylar on top of soilMylar on top of soil, 2 10-23-13.jpg (167.63 KiB) Not viewed yet
Peace out,
GR
So this morning I completed the Cabinet. I know I will still have a few minor things to take care of but as of today I am in my cabinet. Going to leave the them in veg mode till I return on Sunday. Giving them a good watering in the morning before I leave. Have a batch of compost/worm castings tea brewing now.
Well here it is!
Peace out,
GR
FuckJeffGoldbloom
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Looks great Gr8! lol
What kind of light are they currently under?
What kind of light are they currently under?
Javadog
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gr865
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FJG,
Not sure they will allow me to name the light but we shall see, they may ban me for life on this forum, LOL.
It is a CLW Solar Storm 400W Led, 5w/LED's , two setting, veg = 230w, Bloom = 320w and Bloom with 2 UVB bulbs = 335. Under full bloom and UVB that's 70% efficiency, best I have seen in the LED market.
They recommend using the UVB during the last few weeks of flower for increased trichome production. I plan on using it after the first 4 weeks of flower.
I really like the light, vegging is amazing as you can see, and some of the others I know on the CLW growers forum have posted amazing numbers and pictures of flowering. I will let you know.
Peace out,
GR
Not sure they will allow me to name the light but we shall see, they may ban me for life on this forum, LOL.
It is a CLW Solar Storm 400W Led, 5w/LED's , two setting, veg = 230w, Bloom = 320w and Bloom with 2 UVB bulbs = 335. Under full bloom and UVB that's 70% efficiency, best I have seen in the LED market.
They recommend using the UVB during the last few weeks of flower for increased trichome production. I plan on using it after the first 4 weeks of flower.
I really like the light, vegging is amazing as you can see, and some of the others I know on the CLW growers forum have posted amazing numbers and pictures of flowering. I will let you know.
Peace out,
GR
whodatnation
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Beautiful.
DANKSWAG
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Another cannabis WET DREAM I am having looking at this, if I could only duplicate... I keep trying... maybe you have some input for me if interested check my journal PHOGS IIIHere's a little update on my mainlining trial.
J
Awesome freaking Awesome!
shadyslater
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Dude nice job. Love cabsAs bad as I feel I could not wait any longer.
So this morning I completed the Cabinet. I know I will still have a few minor things to take care of but as of today I am in my cabinet. Going to leave the them in veg mode till I return on Sunday. Giving them a good watering in the morning before I leave. Have a batch of compost/worm castings tea brewing now.
Well here it is!
FrontCabinet complete, 10-23-13.jpg (69.42 KiB) Not viewed yet
Door open, no light or plants yet.cabinet 10-23-13.jpg (111.92 KiB) Not viewed yet
Door open, no light or plants yet.cabinet 10-23-13.jpg (111.92 KiB) Not viewed yet
Without SS400cabinet 10-23-13 5.jpg (191.8 KiB) Not viewed yet
Under the lightcabinet 10-23-13 4.jpg (97.09 KiB) Not viewed yet
Untrained ladies, with Mylar on top of the soilMylar on top of soil, 10-23-13.jpg (137.71 KiB) Not viewed yet
Mainlined with Mylar on top of soilMylar on top of soil, 2 10-23-13.jpg (167.63 KiB) Not viewed yet
Peace out,
GR
jondamon
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Firstly thank you.
Not bad for a first try.
Unsure what input I could have.
I just followed NUGS picture tutorial on page1.
I've topped before, LST'd before, supercropped before and pruned heavily before. Just never all together.
All I have done is use LST to keep growth level during veg and supercropped during the stretch to keep growth even.
J
DANKSWAG
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GR685,As bad as I feel I could not wait any longer.
So this morning I completed the Cabinet. I know I will still have a few minor things to take care of but as of today I am in my cabinet. Going to leave the them in veg mode till I return on Sunday. Giving them a good watering in the morning before I leave. Have a batch of compost/worm castings tea brewing now.
Well here it is!
FrontCabinet complete, 10-23-13.jpg (69.42 KiB) Not viewed yet
Door open, no light or plants yet.cabinet 10-23-13.jpg (111.92 KiB) Not viewed yet
Door open, no light or plants yet.cabinet 10-23-13.jpg (111.92 KiB) Not viewed yet
Without SS400cabinet 10-23-13 5.jpg (191.8 KiB) Not viewed yet
Under the lightcabinet 10-23-13 4.jpg (97.09 KiB) Not viewed yet
Untrained ladies, with Mylar on top of the soilMylar on top of soil, 10-23-13.jpg (137.71 KiB) Not viewed yet
Mainlined with Mylar on top of soilMylar on top of soil, 2 10-23-13.jpg (167.63 KiB) Not viewed yet
Peace out,
GR
Great Cabinet, about that LED say have you used it before? Any experience with it or first run? If first run do you have journal really curious how this performs for you.