It is a beautiful theory and your results appear to give it great credibility.
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Very nice of you to say.
On training, it's key not to go to hard at first and definitely don't go to close to growing tips when restraining. Always think of node spacing. If the growing tip is held down and unable to face light source you will elongate node spacing. Training wires always need to be set back slightly to help growing tips to face upwards towards light source.
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I tried turning my back on the process many times as it felt like all that people thought of my growing was Fluxing. I was a prat lol. Instead of running away, I'm embracing it once more. Plus I'll finally show my last few tricks on it soon.
I've a way to speed the whole process up. Meaning a lot more viable for folks.
I'm UK and things are hard trying to build something in this business. FLUXING felt like an anchor for years. When perhaps it may be my wings after all.
We shall see together lol. I hope I give a good show in such a tight spot.
Thanks though for your comment. It really does matter at the moment for me as facing some troubles etc.
This community and you, both old and new friends keep me striving to just want to share and help anyone I can.
Cheers and sorry for long-winded reply. Thanks for being here
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So, tonight I'll make my selection to which plant gets culled off. As said 2 decent size fluxes will give me more yield over squeezing 3 small ones through. The twins in same pot are ridiculous in their stank, so looks like I've somethin worth cloning and keeping for future runs. This will be when I show how to reduce the time on a flux by a month or so. Also when I see if I can mitigate staggered nodes on mature cutting with a few little tricks I have in mind.
Awesome.
My LP seeds have been sunk! I’m psyched for fluxing! I am also keen to hear about fluxing with clones/alternating nodes. Sent you an email sir, let’s talk!
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Yep I'll reply in the week as working all weekend.My LP seeds have been sunk! I’m psyched for fluxing! I am also keen to hear about fluxing with clones/alternating nodes. Sent you an email sir, let’s talk!
So, even the master makes a cock up lol. First lesson of Fluxing in a tiny box. Take out the plants from box when trying to train them up.
1 lost a main limb so have topped remaining arm to flux from that point.
I made my selection and culled the one with a low profile terp profile on the nose.
Then the lesser of the twins has a odd trate of missing the odd node, all by itself.
The bigger of twins is the best on the nose and is flying along.
Nutrients will be started next week.
The under over nodes are being taken off as they form. As are corresponding leaves. Now I'm just keeping things low and even.
Only during flower do I start raising the 2 end sites.
Have some pics
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Well, we're still Fluxing along in my wee spot.
One of the twins is still being a little freak and missing limbs every so often by itself, then throwing out 2 from one node point. Yeah not the opposing node the same side giving 2 nodes worth of growth from one lol.
Soon I'll start tethering them down a bit more completely to be able to push growth where I want it. Simply by letting any point I want to gain growth, sit just a little higher than the rest of the plant.
One of the twins is still being a little freak and missing limbs every so often by itself, then throwing out 2 from one node point. Yeah not the opposing node the same side giving 2 nodes worth of growth from one lol.
Soon I'll start tethering them down a bit more completely to be able to push growth where I want it. Simply by letting any point I want to gain growth, sit just a little higher than the rest of the plant.
After all the years I've read on this, now light shines on marblehead !
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So, before I start using tying down strategy on secondary limbs I utilise removal of foliage to balance growth throughout a flux.
Soon as said I'll use a restraint on each developing secondary limb and then use its height placement along with foliage removal to keep the whole structure balanced.
Soon as said I'll use a restraint on each developing secondary limb and then use its height placement along with foliage removal to keep the whole structure balanced.
You're making me want to dust off my little stealth cabinet. Love a good micro grow. Really looking forward to seeing how you max out that space with these techniques.
I’ve got 2 babies just above the soil which I’ll be fluxing. Looking forward to it!
Cheers!
KFK
ReservoirDog
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F&^$* Rhino, mate, you crack me up. God bless America.
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You can indeed flux autos, yet it's something I wouldn't do unless experienced with the method. Plus simple topping and limb lst plus limb rotation gives maximum yield for autos. I've previous journals covering my auto training methods.
Yet put simply. I top at 3rd-5th node. Train limbs out horizontal for a while. But also manipulate them by slightly rotating every other set. So no limb over shadows another. (Best method with a fixed light source) I was able to be pulling 6-9 Oz per auto with this training, back when most were getting 2-3 oz
Merrily Up the Stream
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Wow!!! I'm flabbergasted.
ReservoirDog
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Bookmarked! Thanks LA for this! Thanks also for returning. It was a bit sad when I came here a year and a bit ago and your wonderful posts were here but you were not. So happy to make your acquaintance, I'm ReservoirDog.
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