Ideas to help support growth.

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whatscooking

Well-Known Member

• Jul 8, 2023

• #1

What's works the most efficiently to help them with the oncomming budding season?

 

Hugo Phurst

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• Jul 8, 2023

• #2

Extra large tomato cages

 

turbobuzz

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• Jul 9, 2023

• #3

Hugo Phurst said:

Extra large tomato cages
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Is that your plant this year? Already budding that much? Just curious because mine is pretty heavily pre flowering, and I thought it was kind of soon. I’m in SW MO.

 

Hugo Phurst

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• Jul 9, 2023

• #4

turbobuzz said:

Is that your plant this year? Already budding that much? Just curious because mine is pretty heavily pre flowering, and I thought it was kind of soon. I’m in SW MO.

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No, from late last year, just before the pm & bud rot.
Auto's this year because of that.
I'm in Nova Scotia, totally different grow zone.
you're growing photoperiod?

 

Hugo Phurst

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• Jul 9, 2023

• #5

Just took this pic. 25 & a 10 gallon pots.


OK, I've shown you mine....your turn

 

turbobuzz

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• Jul 10, 2023

• #6

Hugo Phurst said:

No, from late last year, just before the pm & bud rot.
Auto's this year because of that.
I'm in Nova Scotia, totally different grow zone.
you're growing photoperiod?

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Yes, godfather OG. Today’s pic. July 10 is only 16 days after the solstice where days slowly start getting shorter. Still over 15 hrs. of daylight.

 

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BarnBuster

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• Jul 12, 2023

• #7

If you plan on reusing whatever supports year after year, concrete/masonry remesh wire works pretty good too.