Spread them out

blewprint93

blewprint93

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Oregrown greenbudz said:
Nice that's called light stress training. Essentially opening the plant up to get more light in there. I did this last year. the trick is after the inner shoots get tall clean up the foliage underneath and produce many large colas.
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I wasnt sure the exact name of this technique its new to me. About how far down should i clean out? I just topped it a couple days ago so im hoping for a productive yeild off these three plants
 
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Oregrown greenbudz

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blewprint93 said:
I wasnt sure the exact name of this technique its new to me. About how far down should i clean out? I just topped it a couple days ago so im hoping for a productive yeild off these three plants
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Everything below where you want colas.the colas will produce a thick canopy with little light penetration. Give her a while to heal after the topping
 
blewprint93

blewprint93

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Oregrown greenbudz said:
Everything below where you want colas.the colas will produce a thick canopy with little light penetration. Give her a while to heal after the topping
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Yeah i think your right. I havent trimmed since but ive been having to resist the urge of cleaning them lol i figured it would be too much thanks for the tips
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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blewprint93 said:
I've never attempted to spread my plants out like this but I'm excited to see what kind of results this produces.
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They look hungry. I'd feed them some good organic nutes, and throw a bunch of EWC or vermicompost in the mix. I might give them some Alaska Fish Fertilizer too.

It would be better if you made a tea, but straight outta the bottle is fine.
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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blewprint93 said:
I wasnt sure the exact name of this technique its new to me. About how far down should i clean out? I just topped it a couple days ago so im hoping for a productive yeild off these three plants
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You're growing outdoors so it's totally different than indoors. You don't have to lollipop shit since how the sun works is way different than indoor lighting.
 
blewprint93

blewprint93

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PadawanWarrior said:
They look hungry. I'd feed them some good organic nutes, and throw a bunch of EWC or vermicompost in the mix. I might give them some Alaska Fish Fertilizer too.

It would be better if you made a tea, but straight outta the bottle is fine.
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Definetely ive been feeding them organic compost tea. I have a batch of fish fertilizer should be ready by monday. Ill post updates soon
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