Settle down they look healthy and i beat my plants up and they love it.
Look at this punishment im giving her tied down leaves ripped off but boy will she produce later.
Seedling help!
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LiberalThinker
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A proper scrog! Yo! Is that a 4-way?Settle down they look healthy and i beat my plants up and they love it.
Look at this punishment im giving her tied down leaves ripped off but boy will she produce later.
6 when the two bottom side shoots are long enough to tie in also.
Im vegging her till late July outdoors then inside for the bloom.
SlyTown420
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Right now there is nothing left to do but wait. They are going to be okay from the transplant just most likely slowed down.
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stephyyy
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Oh my lolSettle down they look healthy and i beat my plants up and they love it.
Look at this punishment im giving her tied down leaves ripped off but boy will she produce later.
are my plants gona be fucked up after I transplant them 
They will be fine breath in breath out breath in breath out.
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stephyyy
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That’s a nice lil mesh thingy u got there, looks niceThey will be fine breath in breath out breath in breath out.
Scrogalotski!
LiberalThinker
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That's a scrog net. 'SCROG', which is that style of growing, is an acronym for 'screen of green'. If you bend down, break or remove the central stem it causes the side branches to grow the same height as the main stem and ensures the whole plant gets the same amount of light.That’s a nice lil mesh thingy u got there, looks nice
It helps the plants shoots have all the same auxin levels creating even apical dominance of all side and top shoots.
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stephyyy
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I hope so! I should still put the lights on them tomorrow right? They are in bed now
Its all about the auxins.
Making the plant grow and produce more than nature alone would do.Through stress and manipulation of auxin levels.
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stephyyy
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I like it! I want one haha at what point do u put the scrog on it? These are some of the plants now. These bitches better survive
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stephyyy
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U guys are scientists haha
You know,it would probably be good to give them a little water in the morning to
get the new soil wet enough so the roots can start growing into it-then you shouldn't need to water again for 4 or 5 days.
get the new soil wet enough so the roots can start growing into it-then you shouldn't need to water again for 4 or 5 days.
SlyTown420
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Light would be good at any time.
mojuan
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Spoken like a true grower, I like the last sentence, it's a learned reaction, I'm learning " it is what it is." A lot of good information around here. No question is a stupid question. Thanks carcass
