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I am wondering if my intensive training of this "Deep Candy" is producing too many cola sites for the capacity of the plant. Or is that possible?
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I am wondering if my intensive training of this "Deep Candy" is producing too many cola sites for the capacity of the plant. Or is that possible?
Nice plant you have there!
The one thing I recommend is lots of support in flower. I’ve had the stalk split accidentally due to the weight of the flowers.
The one thing I recommend is lots of support in flower. I’ve had the stalk split accidentally due to the weight of the flowers.
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I was thinking about support for the branches going out at least 14" from the rim of her 5 gal house. I could cut a hole in a piece of 1/4" plywood to set the bucket in and support the underside of plywood with cinderblocks.
That sounds like it could work. I’ve seen people tape the main stem also but I’m not sure exactly what product to use for that. I’m sure there will be more experience coming along.
Looking forward to watching her grow out.
Looking forward to watching her grow out.
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Do you have a thought on the number of cola sites on this plant? Good or bad.
The canopy is mostly level at 6". It has vegged for at least 110 days! That's how much this training slowed down the veg stage. I am now putting on 12/12.
The canopy is mostly level at 6". It has vegged for at least 110 days! That's how much this training slowed down the veg stage. I am now putting on 12/12.
Nice plant! That bucket must be rootbound after 110 days of veg, I would transplant into larger container first then flip to flower in a few weeks. It bites to get 3 weeks into flower only to discover the soil has lost its mojo.
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