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Not sure why it is but I think I've rooted only two tops in all these years. If these don't take I'm sure there will be some lower growth to remove when I strip before flipping.I’m not sure what it is about tops but I‘ve never had the best of luck cloning them either. Seems that the lowers are the easiest to get rooted.
Thanks Nev! I don't want to wait too long before I flip for two reasons: space and time. I need these to be done before my eventual (spring?) trip to NY.I like the look your ALK has got going. She’s taking a good shape.
Still symmetrical nodes...47 days and not mature yet.Gotta love topping day! Were the nodes alternating or side by side at 8? Good luck with the tops, I have the same luck.
![Female sign :female_sign: ♀️](/community/styles/420style/emoji/2640.png)
Thanks gr8!Hey Shed, Love what your doing with you ladies, looking great as usual.
Looks like a typical terrific clone grow with tons of branching. Flowers look great too.I just topped my ladies this morning for the first time, and may be the only time I top.
My buddy who provided me the clones topped his plants only once and they are just loaded with buds.
This is the plant, in the foreground, that he topped only one time. That is some bud production.
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No problem at all.Hoping my ladies produce like that.
Hope you do not mind me posting pic in your thread.
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Thanks sb! I wish I had the discipline to grow a quad but I really like having all those nodes producing for me. This time I've got 6 and 7 nodes on these (I took off the first node when they went into 1 gallon pots).It want grow nothing but A bud > looking good all toped out with the quad start .