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@amekins threads get hijacked more than commercial flights in the 70's
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And yet, it is all still good.@amekins threads get hijacked more than commercial flights in the 70'sPeople seem to like to post pictures of their plants in her diary too....smh
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Sorry :( Like this :) I think the reason you grow to the 6th node and chop to the 3red node is to give time for the 3rd node to branch. That tie down on the 3rd node happens immediately upon the cut. Everything under node 3 is removed too. Then with the two side shoots that are left they are out to the left and right. So counting from the main stalk of the plant inward to outward, node 1, 2, and 3 both left and right. Node 2 in both sides should be growing north and south. Cut them off. Nodes 1 and 3 should be both growing east and west or out to the sides. Tie node 1 on both sides straight out. Cut the ends of both to node 3 to make a double come out of the ends. Then tie them down straight.Lol Hippie has so much knowledge tucked away.
Can you slow down a bit after you lay them out after the third node? I am with you for sure till there. But idk what else you are chopping and when. I think you mean once it branches after the first chop then you chop again as a mainline?
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Hey I out them up above this one :)Hippie Dude, pictures pretty please? :-)
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Thank you!Sorry :( Like this :) I think the reason you grow to the 6th node and chop to the 3red node is to give time for the 3rd node to branch. That tie down on the 3rd node happens immediately upon the cut. Everything under node 3 is removed too. Then with the two side shoots that are left they are out to the left and right. So counting from the main stalk of the plant inward to outward, node 1, 2, and 3 both left and right. Node 2 in both sides should be growing north and south. Cut them off. Nodes 1 and 3 should be both growing east and west or out to the sides. Tie node 1 on both sides straight out. Cut the ends of both to node 3 to make a double come out of the ends. Then tie them down straight.
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Thank you!
Welcome :) Sorry forgot to point out that one of the 8 branches is missing. It was stunted. I cut it off.
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Ditto ....Good luck with your first indoor run!!
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Much much love for this, Hippie Dude! I’m saving this one.Sorry :( Like this :) I think the reason you grow to the 6th node and chop to the 3red node is to give time for the 3rd node to branch. That tie down on the 3rd node happens immediately upon the cut. Everything under node 3 is removed too. Then with the two side shoots that are left they are out to the left and right. So counting from the main stalk of the plant inward to outward, node 1, 2, and 3 both left and right. Node 2 in both sides should be growing north and south. Cut them off. Nodes 1 and 3 should be both growing east and west or out to the sides. Tie node 1 on both sides straight out. Cut the ends of both to node 3 to make a double come out of the ends. Then tie them down straight.
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Chop chop.Welcome :) Sorry forgot to point out that one of the 8 branches is missing. It was stunted. I cut it off.
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Clearly I’m still playing catch-up.Hey I out them up above this one :)
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Love your new avatar A nice picChop chop.
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I think Marge is an alter ego.Love your new avatar A nice pic
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Thanks, guys!Ditto ....
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Light arrived today. Filter arrived Sunday. Fan arrives Thursday, tent is supposed to arrive tomorrow. With any luck, I’ll have it all sorted by the weekend. It hasn’t been a good couple of days physically and I need to get off this foot more than I have been. Everyone looked happier tonight than they did this morning. 73 F, 60 RH.
I also bought more soil and went with Coast of Maine Stonington Blend, more perlite, some seedling mix to try this go around for clones. I also have some peat pellets to try as well. And I got some of these to amend/feed during flower. If anyone has experience with any of these products in soil or otherwise, I’d love to hear about it.
I also bought more soil and went with Coast of Maine Stonington Blend, more perlite, some seedling mix to try this go around for clones. I also have some peat pellets to try as well. And I got some of these to amend/feed during flower. If anyone has experience with any of these products in soil or otherwise, I’d love to hear about it.
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You’re so close! Haven’t used any of those myself yet.
Read up while you rest that foot.
Hope you’re feeling better soon.
Read up while you rest that foot.
Hope you’re feeling better soon.
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Just my experience using a soil mix I wash mine out once or twice so it’s not so hot just my 2 shillings worth . Od
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Ps sorry to hear you hurt you foot rest it up if you can . Good luck with the tent grow you balcony grow was good now hone your skills .Just my experience using a soil mix I wash mine out once or twice so it’s not so hot just my 2 shillings worth . Od
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Thank you. This foot has been broken for a year this month and was finally surgically bone grafted and had a plate put in (August), but with progression to weight bearing I’m suddenly having significantly increased pain and swelling. I’m pretty tired of this boot and this foot.Ps sorry to hear you hurt you foot rest it up if you can . Good luck with the tent grow you balcony grow was good now hone your skills .
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I have a thread thatS about soil and stuff, and a few people highly recommended that Maine brand. I’ve never used it my selfLight arrived today. Filter arrived Sunday. Fan arrives Thursday, tent is supposed to arrive tomorrow. With any luck, I’ll have it all sorted by the weekend. It hasn’t been a good couple of days physically and I need to get off this foot more than I have been. Everyone looked happier tonight than they did this morning. 73 F, 60 RH.
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I also bought more soil and went with Coast of Maine Stonington Blend, more perlite, some seedling mix to try this go around for clones. I also have some peat pellets to try as well. And I got some of these to amend/feed during flower. If anyone has experience with any of these products in soil or otherwise, I’d love to hear about it.
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This will be my first time.I have a thread thatS about soil and stuff, and a few people highly recommended that Maine brand. I’ve never used it my self
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