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Bush Doctor
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Magnificent display Cobba love your work . Od .
Huffy
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Durban poison-3 months old-from seed. Very large fan leaves and all over 7 feet tall with 3 months before harvest.
Greenjourneyman
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what you feeding those monsters?!?
Huffy
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4 tbsp of grow mutes every other watering. 30 gal smart pots
Greatlakes
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Sever storms lastnight and then more tonight. Lime sized hail they are calling for and tornados..... eeek.. they made it through lastnight fine tho
shaganja
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Strong wings south michigan!
teejacks
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looking great! i only have one outdoor under my belt... but what i noticed was anything on the inside on the plant that doesnt get light can be cut out before flower time hopefully. create some good airflow underneath/through the plant so they can dry off in sept from damp nights... inside bud sites will still be useable bud and can be made into hash. it all counts... cut some here and there and see what happens!
pic for reference.. continuous cleaning upwards as it grows
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Topping or Fimming and Supercropping. Actually that with the shape of that plant as it is right now I would Main-line it and get it tied down in the morning tie the top branches down to make them grow horizontally more then vertically then I would top them and tie back down after a couple weeks and you'll have a plant with only nice colas Check out Nebula Haze's guide on it I think it's in Growing Weed Easy mainlining if you search that with her name in Google. And you'll end up with a plant like below and even light distribution. I actually cloned mine the other day just to try it out this year even though the plants will barely be bug enough by flower I was just too nervous to try it when mine were the right size and I regret it after trying Topping and HST like Supercropping the plants recover like a charm it's just nerve racking to attempt lol
RookieBC
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Maybe it's a bit late to mainline that but definitely get this branches all tied down to encourage horizontal then verticle growth look at the plant from the too down and think about tying each branch down and spread out so around the edges it almost looks like and umbrella caught by the wind turned inside out think of each branch as the metal frame of the umbrella
RookieBC
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Then when it stretches lollipop it and remove all lower growth and you'll have nothing but main colas all around
BurnzYzBudZz
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Lush garden. Beautiful.
BurnzYzBudZz
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Ooooooooooof. Beautiful structure right there. Picture perfect.
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Devlin1242
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Neem oil should take care of them and it's organic
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Thanks for the advice! I was thinking about securing the branches so it would grow different, I just don't know "if I'm too late". I see a lot of outdoor plants and they seem to be very very bushy and mine is very leggy perhaps too much to much defoliation.
I topped it awhile ago, that's why I have the colas growing up, I lost a lot of other seedlings and she's the last one I have left for the season, I don't want to fuck it up lol
I did a FIM cut on the lower 2 colas, don't know why, probably going to be lollipopped anyway.
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Eeeekkk...honestly looks like you way over defoliated your plant in my opinion.
shaganja
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Or lacewings. Arbico organics
Greenjourneyman
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Eeek is right. But I’ve seen hacked plants recover really well with rapid new growth.
shaganja
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Lakes, I was saying strong WINGS. Grower said was winging it. Pretty good for winging it! Lol
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