Cutting Short Fat Girls, Autos
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Listersmeghead
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Hi logan.
Let the plant grow first, it's ok to take the odd leaf off that's in the soil when watering or its over a bid site, but I found it's best to leave as many in situ as possible. I tend to tuck leaves out the way myself.
Leaves are solar power panels for the plant, the plant needs them.
This is an orange sherbert auto 30 days old, that little pile of leaves are the first bunch of leaves I took off, they were underneath touching the soil when I was about to water. The rest I just tuck.
Let the plant grow first, it's ok to take the odd leaf off that's in the soil when watering or its over a bid site, but I found it's best to leave as many in situ as possible. I tend to tuck leaves out the way myself.
Leaves are solar power panels for the plant, the plant needs them.
This is an orange sherbert auto 30 days old, that little pile of leaves are the first bunch of leaves I took off, they were underneath touching the soil when I was about to water. The rest I just tuck.
Listersmeghead
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Here's a great thread on LST by 420 member @InTheShed
Thread 'How I perform low stress training on my plants: Lots of pics!' How I perform low stress training on my plants: Lots of pics!
I found this useful.
Thread 'How I perform low stress training on my plants: Lots of pics!' How I perform low stress training on my plants: Lots of pics!
I found this useful.
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That looks great. I like the idea of tucking, that way I am not stressing the plant. Yours is a thing of beauty.Hi logan.
Let the plant grow first, it's ok to take the odd leaf off that's in the soil when watering or its over a bid site, but I found it's best to leave as many in situ as possible. I tend to tuck leaves out the way myself.
Leaves are solar power panels for the plant, the plant needs them.
This is an orange sherbert auto 30 days old, that little pile of leaves are the first bunch of leaves I took off, they were underneath touching the soil when I was about to water. The rest I just tuck.
Unfortunately, my seeds were just some random autos a guy gave me. I have no idea what strain although one looks like Indica for sure, just not sure the name. These are just practice to get me educated before I buy some good seeds.Listersmeghead
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Yours look really healthy, they'll be massive pretty soon. I like the idea that you don't know the strain, it's gonna be a suprise. Most auto genetics are decent, so it should be good smoke whatever it turns out to be.That looks great. I like the idea of tucking, that way I am not stressing the plant. Yours is a thing of beauty.
There's lots of great advice and growers on here, if you start a journal, people on here will help you through the grow.
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Listersmeghead
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Yes, like that.
Absolutely stunning plant
Absolutely stunning plant
I’m sure to catch flak but that’s how I roll:
short fat girls are like going to town on a moped. They are fun to ride but don’t want your friends to see you on one. Unless of course it’s a short fat plant. pretty sure that’s acceptable…..
ditto on Listers -that’s a beauty queen!!! Nice work Logan
short fat girls are like going to town on a moped. They are fun to ride but don’t want your friends to see you on one. Unless of course it’s a short fat plant. pretty sure that’s acceptable…..
ditto on Listers -that’s a beauty queen!!! Nice work Logan
