Looks fantastic and nice job keeping these open and thriving.
You'll find that good stress is also a positive thing for cannabis plants and I believe it builds a stronger plant.
I stress plants pretty hard from early veg to mid flower. Ive yet to find one that did not respond well to my bending, crushing, and constant common sense leaf removal.
So many are afraid to get in there and churn things up. They fear hermie plants will emerge.
If a hermie appears its genetic and beyond my ability to stop. If the environment is correct and they are being fed properly its genetics...not training stress.
Thank you very much, means a lot to hear that from a pro like y ^_^
I'm quite happy that I chose the scrog method, so much fun but also a lot more efforts than without. Back is in pain since a week...so next time there will be no scrog
Yeah sure I do think that stress to a certain level promotes stronger and healthy plants!
Same to me, my training always start early, taking shadowing leafs which changes the plant quickly by the look.
I had Hermas before but tbh not sure where those came from, I thought it was my fault...but like
@Captspaulding once said: when hermas appear early it's due to instability of the genetics and not from stress caused by the grower.
When they Herm in late flower, it's your fault.
A little stress never hurt any plant.
Maybe finicky plants such as autos respond a little bit different to it
I don't like the regular Christmas tree shape... because of that, my next run will be some Christmas trees
Not sure exactly how they will end up but no topping or other hst techniques...maybe some super cropping xD trying to keep it simple.
A friend of mine is afraid too, but he doesn't have the knowledge to think like us.
Everyone should do it like they want or be comfortable with.
Doing every grow different how I do it, helps to lean more outta the window and archive more confidence to be more rough with pruning, bending and cropping techniques.