Paul Squiggle
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Awesomely funky. Good luck mate. I know you won't need it; as you've got this growing lark nailed
420 Magazine's Official Girl Scout Cookies Comparative Grow By VetSmoke85
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We're always learning mate.Awsomely funky. Good luck mate. I know you won't need it; as you've got this growing lark nailed
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The @Weed Seeds Express GSC has been given a new home tonight at 10 days old. Moved into a 6" pot for a little while. I'll let her build a nice root ball in here before she gets moved over into the 3 gallon fabric pot. She's doing well.
DutchinAB
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Found your new spot, VS, no sweat!
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Welcome buddy. I hope you're well.
My son brought home a lovely cold from school and it's kicking my arse. My face will not stop leaking
Weed Seeds Express
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Get well soon!Welcome buddy. I hope you're well.
My son brought home a lovely cold from school and it's kicking my arse. My face will not stop leaking
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She's coming along. I've decided I will quadline this one so in the next couple of days I will remove nodes 1 & 2. Then give her a couple of days recovery before topping her just above the 4th node. Nodes 3 & 4 will remain to form the quad.
Looking real nice and lush.
Quadline in your tent sounds like a winner....gonna be fun to watch!
Hope your feeling better.
Quadline in your tent sounds like a winner....gonna be fun to watch!
Hope your feeling better.
Freak Brothers
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Nice lookin plant u got there ,,interested in how this comes along ,, 
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Day 15 for the GSC. Looks happy enough. Yesterday I removed the 1st and 2nd node. She will get another couple of days and then get topped.
She’s a healthy shade of green 
Looking good! I love that color of green. Looks like everything is smooth sailing at this point.
So at that early of an age, I have never done defoliation below the top nodes. At this early of its growth, do you think it is necessary? Or what is the benefit of doing it this early? My mind is telling me that those extra nodes right now, would help it grow stronger. I honestly don't know, so just looking for wisdom and understanding. Thanks!
So at that early of an age, I have never done defoliation below the top nodes. At this early of its growth, do you think it is necessary? Or what is the benefit of doing it this early? My mind is telling me that those extra nodes right now, would help it grow stronger. I honestly don't know, so just looking for wisdom and understanding. Thanks!
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I think the reasoning is that they'll be coming off anyway so it's wasted energy letting them grow. Seems to be the norm for this method of training.
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If anyone is not familiar with quadlining here's a thread with a great tutorial.
The Quadsquad Thread: A Community For Quadlining
As quadlining has become bigger and bigger on these forums I have seen that anyone interested in it has been able to receive the help they need on their own journals. Recently I have decided that it would be really fun to have a quadlining thread where people can come together and share their...
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I believe I would like to set In a watch this Quadlining display. 
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Welcome Nev.I believe I would like to set In a watch this Quadlining display.
Hey Vet, I just spotted your new GSC journal, and there's a few of them about now! All looking good. All the best for a great grow!
Freak Brothers
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Thats one of the reasons I'm keeping an eye on this grow ,,I wanna try this new "quad line " fad the kids r talking about, lol
I tried it for the first time last year and I thought it was worthwhile because it helps keep the plants low which is one of the limitations of my grow location.
SmokeyB
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I tryed it on my first journal as vet suggested as using small space and hands down I love I I've done it again on this one
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