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was out of town for a while 8 days, came back and the plant is looking great. is there anything I should be doing, such as defoliating, feeding, etc? I haven’t even watered this plant since putting it outside, just gave it 2 cubic feet of ocean forest. I see a lot of people getting mold on their outdoor crops, should this be a concern. Looks like it’s a little over a week of flower maybe, no herms yet. It’s about 6 feet tall, I topped it once.

 

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Looking great! I'd suggest finding a way to support the top branches so they don't end up snapping under the weight of the buds once they develop more

 

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TheDankest said:

Looking great! I'd suggest finding a way to support the top branches so they don't end up snapping under the weight of the buds once they develop more

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I did tie where I topped to metal stakes, but it’s probably about 45 cm from the stakes now. Will this be enough?

 

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Solid.

 

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I did tie where I topped to metal stakes, but it’s probably about 45 cm from the stakes now. Will this be enough?

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Just keep on eye on them as the buds develop, keeping in mind that a strong gust of wind could potentially snap your branches once the buds really start to blow up and get heavier