twist1

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Hello. I was curious if anyone turned their trees, say like a 1/4 rotation a day?

I would imagine that it would allow for a better, more even penetration of all angles of the plant?

 

Seamaiden

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In full sun or under lights? My answer is "it depends, because it's hard on my back."

 

Circle B

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I wouldn't try with out 2 things {a}must be on pallet's {b} must have fork lift.

 

frebo

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If you can turn it, is it still a TREE? Actually I have 10 to 15 smart pots, 15 to 30 gallon, that I use to grow mothers and breeders and I have always turned them but not on any set schedule. My grow pots vary from 300 gallon smart pots to home made 8 to 10 foot fence or chicken wire and road fabric walls. The bigger the pot... The bigger the plant.

 

Last edited: Sep 30, 2014

Wee Zard

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One good turn, prevents photomorphism. :)
Trees on wheels