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    Quote Originally Posted by fir3dragon View Post
    i would pull the poor plant up.. if you cant get the minimum things for a proper grow then you prolly shouldnt grow at all. just sayin.
    some things are better left unsaid! that post was uncalled for...don't yah think?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike0909 View Post
    wow that hurt
    yah don't pay any attention to the assholes!

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    Thanks mike and cockbag,

    Sometimes the best way to learn is to get the plant first and be forced into cultivation head first. I'd TOP her if she was from clone, or FIM her if she is from seed. There are a ton of great How To videos on Topping/Fimming on youtube. And the choice on the foil is up to you, but I can promise you it does little to nothing for increasing your lumen reflection for the girl :/. Sorry man, in my time growing I've learned hard that your DIY dreams will be crushed over and over in cultivating. Haha
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    Also, with what Lime said, I'd agree that topping/fimming might not be totally necessary right now, but the increased auxins in the lateral branches will only help her recover into a fat, bushy plant. Oh and if I haven't said it yet, sorry... but stop spraying her so often, especially without nutrients mixed in. If you are having very soft leaves than your humidity might be off, which might be a result of foliar spraying too often with too weak of a lighting system. The plants like to be sprayed, but overdoing it can over-drench their stomas.
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    Im no expert but I'd agree with lime73 LST is an amazing method, if you wish id also recommend FIM at some point alongside LST. Both methods together, you can expect a very very bushy bushy and it isnt a sexual innuendo lol

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    be careful if FIMing a cloned plant, their internodal spacing and rigidity may make it difficult to hold itself up properly because its branching points are not all symmetrical and may throw off the shape/sturdiness of the plant.
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    Two things I will say. First is I would go to your local garden nursery and buy some nice potting soil without time released nutes. They'll have pro mix, buy it if you haven't already. (Soil is super important). Second suggestion is stay away from hps/ mh if you do not have ventilation. Go with led or cfl. If your worried about cfl making popcorn bud go led. Pm me if you need direction. Don't be discouraged, everyone starts somewhere; ignore the previous troll post by the other guy.
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