Suppercropping in flower
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Do you tie the horizontal part of the stem down in some way so that it does not straighten out?Here is a blueberry I did last night
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Beauty plants buddyHere is a blueberry I did last night
also I took that duct tape anyway and I stick plumber tape instead
People do use tape. It’s the ’getting it off again’ part that sucks and you’re like more likely to break your plant when you’re trying to undo some sticky shit- totally unnecessary. But there’s many ways to skin a cat. One way is by wrapping them in tape and then taking it off again.
That hinge and whatever else you supercrop will thicken and grow strong. I just try to avoid a drastic hinge because sometimes it breaks the stem, or impedes the flow of sap.
That hinge and whatever else you supercrop will thicken and grow strong. I just try to avoid a drastic hinge because sometimes it breaks the stem, or impedes the flow of sap.
Most big ones need tied till they form the shape you want . Smaller ones not as much.
Bill
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When to take that tape off buddy ? In a week or so ?
Off the cat? Wait a day or two first so it weakens a bit. Hopefully it will settle down and stop yowling over time, then you can move in. Wear full body protection and goggles.
For the plants -yes a week should be plenty to heal
For the plants -yes a week should be plenty to heal
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Hahaha
thanks alot for help buddy
If its just tape i have left it right to harvest no problem.
Zip ties or straps will need loosened in a couple weeks.
Bill
