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Hey all... thanks for all your advice and help in this thread... kind princess.... I bow to your extreme knowledge and judgement. I'm simply not worthy. What i did was topping! My extreme apologies to all and a thousand hail kind princesses. I topped it. It would have produced 1 cola but...

Had to trash one of the plants this morning as it's turned out male... never mind... still have one female which i'm hoping (see other thread) that i may be able to supercrop... watch this space

how has everyone infiltrated my thread with their own questions! Start a new thread if you have new questions!!! Well, according to the page in the GrowFAQs above, the supercropping method suggests starting to supercrop when the plant first begins to flower so... who is wrong and who is...

this is really helpful, but i need to know how to prune them properly to expose the bud areas before using this technique. Do you have any advice on pruning based on my first question?

Glad to hear it all turned out ok but i have to say this... you have 1 + 1/2 acres. Why not grow your plants somewhere on your land that is familiar to you. That way if anyone comes snoopin round your property then you'll be safe. take care man

Hope someone can help. I'd like to try supercropping my just flowering shiva plants... i can see all the bud sites but my light is limited to one 200W envirolite. I got good buds last grow but want to make them better and denser. If i snip all the main larger 9 and 7 leaf leaves off to reveal...

yes they were!

nice compliment... cheers... just keep an eye on your plants and trust your instincts.

hey mate, if you need any advice on getting past that stage i can guarantee good results every time now with the way i go through the initial process... take a look at my second grow journal and you can see my new plants... thanks for the salutation!

Sounds like you're trying to grow under similar circumstances, you may want to check out both my journals... may be of some help... best of luck fella

They are silver shiva. Yeah i think they just needed a water in that shot, I'm just using a 200W envirolite, using red spectrum now but used a blue for veg. check out my previous grow and you'll see the bud that i got from the last ones. It's only for personal usage and i don't smoke that...

Hi guys... Well, pleased to say I've only decided to start this journal at the point of switching to 12/12. This is a pic of my two new lovely plants which I've been very pleased with throughout their entire vegetative growth and now started the bud process. Tried a slightly different brand...

hey guys... it's been a while but i'm germinating again... i'm still making my way through the last harvest every single night and it blows me away how good this shit is! Water cure it... please... just try it... such a clean smoke and much quicker too. may start a new journal for the next...

i just smoked some of my water cured... woah. nuff said. :-) im off to smoke some more!

hi vid, just wanted to thank you for this wonderful post. I'm currently water-curing half my harvest which i've never done before so will let you know how it tastest - sounds great though! cheers

What can i say to that? OK, that wins the compliment competition. It seriously made me laugh a lot, yet that was indeed a beautiful thing to say. Cheers man. I'm hoping that keeping my journal going will inspire others to persevere and hopefully help others with similar issues. I quick dried...

What can i say to that? OK, that wins the compliment competition. It seriously made me laugh a lot, yet that was indeed a beautiful thing to say. Cheers man. I'm hoping that keeping my journal going will inspire others to persevere and hopefully help others with similar issues. I quick...

soon as they're ready i'll let you know... I've heard there's a way of curing them with water... have started mine drying traditionally but will keep you posted.

yep - i think they're ready :-)

Thanks for the advice! Will see what i can do. they're not massive but not bad considering a single 200W envirolite did the job.