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awsome
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oh yeah, they are going to go nuts for atleast the next 2 weeks maybe 3
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Flowering Day 5 (14-Nov): As plants have started to stretch and grow like crazy and I had this feeling if i don't do something quick, everything in few days will be as bushy as Japanese porno and it will be very hard to take care after, so did some trimming today. Might not seem much in picture, but it was quite big pile of leaf's in reality.
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and it will be very hard to take care after, so did some trimming today. Might not seem much in picture, but it was quite big pile of leaf's in reality.Before:
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thats what I'am talking about!
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its about time that you take off everything below the scrog. IMO
allthat stuff down under is robbing the canopy of growth and nutes.
the stretch usualy stops after 2 to3 weeks in flower. you have a mighty fine lookin grow tho
allthat stuff down under is robbing the canopy of growth and nutes.
the stretch usualy stops after 2 to3 weeks in flower. you have a mighty fine lookin grow tho
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its about time that you take off everything below the scrog. IMO
allthat stuff down under is robbing the canopy of growth and nutes.
the stretch usualy stops after 2 to3 weeks in flower. you have a mighty fine lookin grow tho
well I'm not that sure about that "remove 'em all" thing.
From my research using google, those who say "do it!", usually say not to do this when more than 2 week in flowering + it's not that bad at the moment, as i have removed LOT'S of leaves during the time of growth. Also as I understand one of big reason why remove everything under net is high moisture from hydrophonics that can lead to mold, but i'm having soil and there's a fan under canopy, so no concerns with this. Also i'm not convinced about robbing top bud sites of growth and nutes, as I would think that either the undergrowth in not growing as it's in the shadow or if it does (especially lower bud sites), then it's even better!
So basically, i'll do some removal of smaller branches, leaves and those nodes who, as I believe, don't get enough light, but nothing out of ordinary, as i don't want to put to much stress on the plants now.
Still- thanks for the advice. Will propably try this when growing next time as then many things will be more clear to me, then now!
thats cool bro its your grow. I wouldnt tell you nothing that I havent done. and I also understand that everyone has the best way.
thats just what I would do
its your grow. I wouldnt tell you nothing that I havent done. and I also understand that everyone has the best way.thats just what I would do
Hey Kovacs all is looking good, Im very interested in this as Cinderella99 is one of my favourite strains of all time i have been searching for original grimm brothers Cinderella but is impossible to find, i have been sent the way of Femaleseeds.nl and so i am very intrigued to see how strong the genetics are from them.
Im in for the ride
and fish your bloomin everywhere
Im in for the ride
and fish your bloomin everywhere
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Thx, Popcorn, for good words!
Yes, what's written about C99 sounds almost legendary! I really hope my plants will stand up to the merit!
Day 22 (1-Dec):
Yes, what's written about C99 sounds almost legendary! I really hope my plants will stand up to the merit!
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