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Couple of pics - Couple questions
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madsdad4ever
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flip now lol
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I'm reluctant to blather on and sound like I'm telling you what to do - because I've got no interest in that at all. But just throwing in another 2c to continue off whatever I was blathering about in the last post. I just think that you'll get more yield by leaning towards the KISS philosophy and keeping it simple. The greatest problem with growing plants is- us.
After another month of growing, and a months worth of nutes, electricity, training, topping, etc-if all goes well- you will have a veg room filled with green and ready to flip. After flip it will stretch and fill that room even fuller.
True- it will be another month in which you will learn a bunch of new stuff. You may get a slightly better yield.
However- you also may get a reduced yield- and it's an extra month to screw up a good thing. Don't take that the wrong way- I am just going on personal experience here ha ha.
A room full of green, ready to flip, is what you already have right now. And every month is a month of opportunity to learn new stuff.
Best of luck with however you decide to do it though.
After another month of growing, and a months worth of nutes, electricity, training, topping, etc-if all goes well- you will have a veg room filled with green and ready to flip. After flip it will stretch and fill that room even fuller.
True- it will be another month in which you will learn a bunch of new stuff. You may get a slightly better yield.
However- you also may get a reduced yield- and it's an extra month to screw up a good thing. Don't take that the wrong way- I am just going on personal experience here ha ha.
A room full of green, ready to flip, is what you already have right now. And every month is a month of opportunity to learn new stuff.
Best of luck with however you decide to do it though.
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I'm reluctant to blather on and sound like I'm telling you what to do - because I've got no interest in that at all. But just throwing in another 2c to continue off whatever I was blathering about in the last post. I just think that you'll get more yield by leaning towards the KISS philosophy and keeping it simple. The greatest problem with growing plants is- us.
After another month of growing, and a months worth of nutes, electricity, training, topping, etc-if all goes well- you will have a veg room filled with green and ready to flip. After flip it will stretch and fill that room even fuller.
True- it will be another month in which you will learn a bunch of new stuff. You may get a slightly better yield.
However- you also may get a reduced yield- and it's an extra month to screw up a good thing. Don't take that the wrong way- I am just going on personal experience here ha ha.
A room full of green, ready to flip, is what you already have right now. And every month is a month of opportunity to learn new stuff.
Best of luck with however you decide to do it though.
Thanks for the advice what I'm going to do is cut the lower non budding stems off thin them a bit and flip them tomorrow. thanks again for the advice. It's all good.
