Uncle Ben's Topping Technique to Get 2 or 4 Main Colas

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doogleef

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I can't believe that this thread is still going on people are still asking the same questions and coming to the same incorrect conclusions. Wow.
 

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So I can do this as soon a the 6-7th node comes in and I just cut off the top to get 4 main colas? Can you make a sketch how it happens.
 

hooterman

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Can anyone direct me to a thread that might contain a list of plants that do not respond well to topping? I have a Dinafem Shark Attack (super skunkXwhite widow) that has a bad case of necrosis on its larger leaves that appeared shortly after topping. Does white widow have issues with topping? thanks
 

I85BLAX

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Can anyone direct me to a thread that might contain a list of plants that do not respond well to topping? I have a Dinafem Shark Attack (super skunkXwhite widow) that has a bad case of necrosis on its larger leaves that appeared shortly after topping. Does white widow have issues with topping? thanks

Actually both of the strains take topping well individually, in conjunction I cant say. I think it might be in the medium.
 

DrFrankenstien

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Can anyone direct me to a thread that might contain a list of plants that do not respond well to topping? I have a Dinafem Shark Attack (super skunkXwhite widow) that has a bad case of necrosis on its larger leaves that appeared shortly after topping. Does white widow have issues with topping? thanks
It could be that your food is too strong.. your plant might be healing the wounds.. and taking up certain nutrients slower.. maybe the reason for the burn.. do you have pics?
 

Harrekin

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Can anyone direct me to a thread that might contain a list of plants that do not respond well to topping? I have a Dinafem Shark Attack (super skunkXwhite widow) that has a bad case of necrosis on its larger leaves that appeared shortly after topping. Does white widow have issues with topping? thanks
Only plants that branch badly "don't top well". No plant responds "badly" to topping, just some don't branch as much as others and can seem to be taking longer to react.
 

Paulielow

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Can anyone direct me to a thread that might contain a list of plants that do not respond well to topping? I have a Dinafem Shark Attack (super skunkXwhite widow) that has a bad case of necrosis on its larger leaves that appeared shortly after topping. Does white widow have issues with topping? thanks
Did my first grow with 3 shark attack found 2 phenos 1 super skunk dominant and 1 ww dominant both responded well to topping. Cross your fingers for the ss dom its nugs are chunky and it reeks...
 

Harrekin

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Did my first grow with 3 shark attack found 2 phenos 1 super skunk dominant and 1 ww dominant both responded well to topping. Cross your fingers for the ss dom its nugs are chunky and it reeks...
Buy more consistent seeds maybe? F3/4 is usually the balls.
 

frankenbong

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UB I hate to be a bother, but when you say
  • "To get 4 main colas, let your seedling or cutting (clone) grow to about 5-6 nodes and pinch out (cut) the stem just above the 2nd true node"​




do you mean the second node down, or the second node up from the bottom???
 

ddune2005

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thanks ub for this post. not just the first page but alot of the info nuggets hidden away (haven't read everything only on page 80 ).
 

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Saitek

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Hellow this is my silver haze # 9 , 20 days 13 cm height can i cut above the second nodes for uncle ben or wait a few more days what do you think?
 

lbezphil2005

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UB I hate to be a bother, but when you say
  • "To get 4 main colas, let your seedling or cutting (clone) grow to about 5-6 nodes and pinch out (cut) the stem just above the 2nd true node"​


do you mean the second node down, or the second node up from the bottom???
I do believe that the second true node IS the next node up from the FIRST true node - which would be the first set of true leaves. holy crap. the first true node, again, is the first set of true leaves after the cotelydons, which are the little round leafs that first protrude from the seedling. okay?
 
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