I just read in a thread here somewhere that Home Depot has some 100watt Compact fluoros that are equal to a 1k incadescent. Those would work excellent for you. I use two 65 watt ones that equal 500watt incadscents. Maybe you should look into the Home depot lights. The ones I use came from Lights of America
ok ok ok, the plant itself is resiliant as all hell and we all know it! just stake the damn thing, tie it to the stake. use a cloth tape as bandage for the snapped areas , and it will b fine.keep it on flower and grow it out!! oh yeah and stop tryin to turn it into a f*****g pretzel, maybe that would help. and foliar feed too.
focus on teh fact that its a plant, genetics cellular make up and all, its designed to survive!! jsut help it out a bit
That's actually a form of LST growing. you squeeze the stem until you feel the hurd break and the stem becomes slightly mushy. Bend the plant over and tie it into place if it is required. After a couple of days a sort of knuckle forms at the crush site. I've done this at least 1000 times and never lost a branch or bud from it. Now when the whole stem actually split apart...well that's another story all together.lol
Great pics longisquama.
whoa. but are there any real benefits to 'supercropping' over succesfully lowstresstest ? certainly the lower the stress the plant is subjected to the better it grows? amazing stuff though!
It's another form of controlling growth and it has been proven for years to work. Some say the breaking of the hurd actually helps with the intake of nutrients and the low amount of stress that is there is supposed to help with resin content (although I'm not sure of this)