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I didn’t scrog now is a problem

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I didn’t scrog now is a problem

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Richju2175

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Hello everyone. So I got my plant to almost harvest and I didn’t do something that’s a nightmare now. My plants are almost time to harvest and the buds are falling over could letting them stay laid over hurt what’s left of flowering hurt them before harvest, it’s very hard to drop anything down to hang because I don’t have bar lights i was hoping to chop them before it came an issue
 
#4
I’ve had a few sativas get away from me. If the buds are leaning on each other it’s probably okay. If the branches are breaking or anything then you have a problem. Bamboo stakes can help get things back on track.

I would keep an eye on humidity. If the buds are all ontop of each other you may be creating a nice micro climate for molds to get established in.
 
#7
Sorry for late response here is some video I really feel like I need to harvest now. Let me know please
 
#11
I'd probably drop some strings from the top of the tent and tie them to the stems or use a tomato cage. I've had some that bent over that I couldn't tie as well as I would have liked that still finished okay.
 
#12
It's because no support. Them.buds are fantastic lol won't get much bigger I don't think
 
#14
PahPahCee said:
I’ve had a few sativas get away from me. If the buds are leaning on each other it’s probably okay. If the branches are breaking or anything then you have a problem. Bamboo stakes can help get things back on track.

I would keep an eye on humidity. If the buds are all ontop of each other you may be creating a nice micro climate for molds to get established in.
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Thank you
 
#15
LoveGrowingIt said:
I'd probably drop some strings from the top of the tent and tie them to the stems or use a tomato cage. I've had some that bent over that I couldn't tie as well as I would have liked that still finished okay.
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Thank you
 
#17
I grew a big girl outside this summer. I started squeezing stems crushing them and I tell you what the stems were like bamboo staked nice big ole buds and they held up no nets or tie ups
 
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