It really depends on what you are trying to achieve. Different strains react to each method differntly. Take my Kali Mist for instance...she really loves to be FIM'd. She just throws 5-6 stalks and then fills them with bud. When I topped my Kali, she just grew 2 main stalks and that was about it. Nothing special. However, without any training she will go through the roof.
My White Widow doesn't like any training. She is a wild one and prefers to just stretch her legs and spread her pistils. She yields best when left to do her own thing.
From my experience, you need to see what your strain likes best. It's all aprt of the dialing in process. Sorry for being so vague but I just don't think one particular training method is better thyan the others. LST seems to work on most strains but I would not necessarily say it was THE best. Just play around with different methods and see what your plant likes best. Good luck
I wanted to grow White Dwarf, its a cross between LR2 and White Widow or else a Lemon strain. For the WD would you suggest just leaving them grow normally as it has the same properties as WW? Also how much would I yield in a 4 plant Bubbleponic setup with a 150w hps?
Your yield will depend mostly on how good you are at doing hydro, it's quite easy to let the pH or nutrient concentration get too high/low which will negatively affect yield. How well you make use of the light will also be a big factor.
Good growers can achieve upwards of 1g/watt of lighting, but 0.5g/w is an achievement first time round.
Not per plant, per however many plants you have in your growroom.
Those two items are a bulb and the components of a ballast (not a very good one either, it says not to mount it more than 2 feet from the light!). A full kit would also consist of all the connecting cables, a bulb fitting and at least a basic reflector.
Not per plant, per however many plants you have in your growroom.
Those two items are a bulb and the components of a ballast (not a very good one either, it says not to mount it more than 2 feet from the light!). A full kit would also consist of all the connecting cables, a bulb fitting and at least a basic reflector.
how about just send him a link to the one you think is the best