what def am i looking at here
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Bublonichronic
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^ yea, but thats some nice supercroppin your doin!
Dislexicmidget2021
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just give her water for the next week,shes looking a bit burnt
x iGrow x
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Is that supercropping?.. Or are you LST'ing?.. Either way it looking good.. It looked like a small nute burn to me to..
Here;
https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/463698-thread-cannabis-nutrient-deficiencies.html
Here;
https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/463698-thread-cannabis-nutrient-deficiencies.html
Your instinct is right. No, it's not superc it's lst.
Have you been feeding that plant, what pot size, how much water and how often, how old is it and what medium is it in?
Bublonichronic
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supercroppin and LST are practically the same thing, just like topping and FIM are similar..most people understand that jacfag
the idea is to increase the canopy and raise yeild...
[youtube]BxwD70PJEeU[/youtube]
this guy calls is "bonsi a plant" look kinds like LST or supercrop to me...
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the idea is to increase the canopy and raise yeild...
[youtube]BxwD70PJEeU[/youtube]
this guy calls is "bonsi a plant" look kinds like LST or supercrop to me...
[youtube]neiSO_4N028[/youtube]
Practically the same thing? Is that right? No, it's not - they're two completely different methods.
Just in case anyone reads that and thinks it's right, here's the real answer:
Supercropping means partially breaking branches and allowing to recover, re-shaping the plant in the process
LST means bending and tying branches into position to re-shape the plant
There it is - quite different techniques, actually.
Bublonichronic
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your kinda right this time, ahha, only difference is the use of string to tie the branch down right? that changes everything!
If you think the only difference between snapping branches and tying them down is string - then good luck with that
Bublonichronic
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if your snapping branches, your not doing it right, lol, you need to pinch the stem to soften the fibers, so you can BEND, there will be no need for string when you do it this way and "recovery" time is less than 24 hrs, im done with you
Put your hard-on away you silly little boy. Why don't you try to help the op instead of hi-jacking his thread?
