Supercropping for Those That Want to Know

butterflykisses

Well-Known Member

• Oct 29, 2007

• #1

here it is youtube



YouTube - Cultivation 102: Super Cropping

 

butterflykisses

Well-Known Member

• Dec 23, 2007

• #2

back to the front it really works i tried it with one plant and left the other uncroped i got 2 oz more off of the supercroped clone wet that is im dring them now well see if it evens out when it all dried also both grown in soil 5 gallon buckets veged for 8 weeks after rooting in rock wool for 2 weeks with white widow

 

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tlucas

Active Member

• Dec 28, 2007

• #3

that advertisement at the bottom of your messages?? have you bought buds from that site before??

 

alphabibbiddy boo boo

Well-Known Member

• Jan 25, 2008

• #4

hahaha.. thanks for the video tho, i was wondering about supercropping

 

closet.cult

New Member

• Jan 26, 2008

• #5

i supercropped all my plants. they've just gone into flower. i'll let you know how it grows.

 

natmoon

Well-Known Member

• Jan 26, 2008

• #6

You get more stems and bud sites from fimming and leaf removal and you don't have to worry about stressing the plant or accidentally killing good stems with bending.
I got nine new tops with one snip of my scissors

 

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giantmo

Well-Known Member

• Jan 27, 2008

• #7

they love it and as a result makes them stronger with bigger buds

 

natmoon

Well-Known Member

• Jan 27, 2008

• #8

giantmo said:

they love it and as a result makes them stronger with bigger buds

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Yeah plants love having their stems bent and crushed its just so good for them.
Theres definitely not a better way than bending them and crushing them

 

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infamouse21

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• Jan 29, 2008

• #9

well we had 1 hell of a runt plant we were almost going to get rid of it. then we accidently broke it in half & when it healed damn did it grow fast & strong.
grew 1.5ft in just 2 weeks & cought up with the other plants

 

We1

Well-Known Member

• Jan 29, 2008

• #10

I don't know I just (regularly) crop through-out veg---stressful but if 'supercropping works better let me know!!!

 

natmoon

Well-Known Member

• Jan 29, 2008

• #11

I am not saying that supercropping doesn't work just that its not needed and is stressful to the plant.
A very small snip on a couple of young tops is all it takes.
Seriously low stress and many tops and a fat strong bushy plant is what you end up with.

 

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Suci

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2008

• #12

Another easy way to supercrop is just tie your plants down(slightly at first then slowly increase) to a side or down and make then stretch upwards toward the light I have had amazing results so far.

 

Joe2iisbeing

Well-Known Member

• Jan 30, 2008

• #13

natmoon, what kind of snip did you make to get that? The best i can do to get it like that is to top early and often