ttystikk
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I vote for the label change!
If I was still a mod I would change the title to
Smoking buds increases size/density
:woot: Thats what I keep seeing anyway
Never woulda thought.I know if you snip a tiny bit of plant material off the top of the bud it is like topping a branch and it will make it swell up instead of stretch up. SO if you want golfball buds on a plant that normally does elongated ones you can practice this technique.
I know if you snip a tiny bit of plant material off the top of the bud it is like topping a branch and it will make it swell up instead of stretch up. SO if you want golfball buds on a plant that normally does elongated ones you can practice this technique.
Who doesn't like golf ball buds? :) Great tip Cap!I know if you snip a tiny bit of plant material off the top of the bud it is like topping a branch and it will make it swell up instead of stretch up. SO if you want golfball buds on a plant that normally does elongated ones you can practice this technique.
I know if you snip a tiny bit of plant material off the top of the bud it is like topping a branch and it will make it swell up instead of stretch up. SO if you want golfball buds on a plant that normally does elongated ones you can practice this technique.
Omg - i'm crying - like this post twice .....So, do you take the resin off your stroking hand and reapply it back to the flower?? lmao You get bigger size after stroking though, huh, wonder if it shoots out more resin if you stroke it enough?;)
I've only, just started to read through that. I'm very interested in That technique. What do you yield on average with this technique and how long do you veg?Here is a basic technique that really gives plants a symmetrical growth pattern and solid nugs on every branch.....most people might have seen this but for the newer growers its a good method to try...I use this method with great results....
http://www.growweedeasy.com/main-lining-technique-nugbuckets
Here is a basic technique that really gives plants a symmetrical growth pattern and solid nugs on every branch.....most people might have seen this but for the newer growers its a good method to try...I use this method with great results....
http://www.growweedeasy.com/main-lining-technique-nugbuckets
Awesome Link! Thanks!Here is a basic technique that really gives plants a symmetrical growth pattern and solid nugs on every branch.....most people might have seen this but for the newer growers its a good method to try...I use this method with great results....
http://www.growweedeasy.com/main-lining-technique-nugbuckets
@geologic -- I'd seen your post on that, in your thread on Sport Hunting IIRC, yes? But I hadn't quite grasped how it was achieved. Reading what @clockworx has shared, the tutorial on mainlining (a new term for me with regard to canopy control & training), I'm off to read and then to try! They got me at "most of the work is done early on and then you sit back and reap benefits."
Like THAT.
Got partway through the tutorial yesterday, but I've had a lot to do and couldn't finish it. Have the page up to start digging deeper.
@geologic -- I'd seen your post on that, in your thread on Sport Hunting IIRC, yes? But I hadn't quite grasped how it was achieved.
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