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[HuckingFuge]

Advanced Nutrients puts everyone else to shame. I've tried Fox Farms and was not impressed at all. I will never use anything but Advanced Nutrients for my baby girls

 

[Docd187123]

Advanced Nutrients puts everyone else to shame. I've tried Fox Farms and was not impressed at all. I will never use anything but Advanced Nutrients for my baby girls

Do you use organic nutes or have you ever tried an organic grow?

 

[HuckingFuge]

Do you use organic nutes or have you ever tried an organic grow?

Advanced Nutrients is organic. organic is being miss used IMHO. everything in nature is organic, like oil, phosphorus, ect.. everything on the periodic table is organic for an example.

if your asking if I've used quinoa or worm casting, no. I could not justify the cost of so called organic. you would still have to be adding nutes after a certain time frame. back when I was growing legal I had the best girls around. money ran out and the legal system was trying to repeal the medical marijuana, so I went and got a real job. if I could of lasted that year it took for it to get through the legal system I'd been set, but I couldn't afford that

quality seeds and quality nutrients are what make for best girls. you can clone once you know what your getting. I don't trust all the crazy name changing going on, most just look like the same plant, but the charge more because of some new name.

 

[Gramps]

WellFuckMeRunning...Where were you guys when I bought 2 bags of this shit (MG)? Of course around here it seems to be the only choice and I'm just growing a few as an experiment so getting a custom blend didn't/doesn't seem worth looking into. If the small amounts of nutes on the label still make it too hot, would flushing work in this case? Or should I leave it alone as newer leaves are showing positive signs?

 

[HuckingFuge]

WellFuckMeRunning...Where were you guys when I bought 2 bags of this shit (MG)? Of course around here it seems to be the only choice and I'm just growing a few as an experiment so getting a custom blend didn't/doesn't seem worth looking into. If the small amounts of nutes on the label still make it too hot, would flushing work in this case? Or should I leave it alone as newer leaves are showing positive signs?

where was you before buying that crap? lol I did a lot of research before I ever spent a dime on anything. I don't mind spending money, but I like to know what works the best, 2nd best, 3rd best and so on before I get started in anything. almost always comes down to you get what you pay for every time.

 

[Gramps]

Yeah, I researched everything from germination to stool samples after smoking the results. I missed the MG part and "winged it" since the nutes were there. I'm going to let them dry a bit then flush and see what they have to say.

 

[HuckingFuge]

Yeah, I researched everything from germination to stool samples after smoking the results. I missed the MG part and "winged it" since the nutes were there. I'm going to let them dry a bit then flush and see what they have to say.

the other problem with MG is it has a bunch of time release nutes.

 

[Gramps]

Well ain't YOU just full of fucking good news... Thanks dude! I'll rethink this stuff and see where things go.

 

[Nutpuncher]

Gonna get another light..... G8LED 240 Watt LED Grow Light with Optimal 8-Band plus Infrared (IR) and Ultraviolet (UV) - 3 Watt Chips $309.99 on Amazon.

And gonna get a bigger green house as one of our plant is now few inches away from touching light. Current greenhouse is 4' tall.

Plants are doing good. Leaves are green with no more yellow edge. My lazy ass is still using.....tap water and no nutrients.

There is a hydro growing supplies store near me. I've been planning to go, but life happens.

Our new grow light came couple days ago. It looks sexy. Not gonna hook it up until we get larger greenhouse tent which will be tomorrow. My wife and I are too afraid to bend the stock to prevent from touching light.

 

[D-Ballin]

Our new grow light came couple days ago. It looks sexy. Not gonna hook it up until we get larger greenhouse tent which will be tomorrow. My wife and I are too afraid to bend the stock to prevent from touching light.

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Dude, cut the top node off, then bend the bitch over till it feels like it's going to break. Tie off, repeat and tighten next week.

They're very resilient. You need to train them with those leds.

 

[Nutpuncher]

Dude, cut the top node off, then bend the bitch over till it feels like it's going to break. Tie off, repeat and tighten next week.

They're very resilient. You need to train them with those leds.

Cool. I do like to bend a bitch over

I'll highly suggest to my wife if plants outgrow next greenhouse.

My a newbie perspective, it's scary to do. But it's a weed and weeds are resilent like you said.

 

[Nutpuncher]

Train them with new leds? That I didn't know. I'll have to add that to my research quickly. I guess I have homework today.

 

[D-Ballin]

Train them with new leds? That I didn't know. I'll have to add that to my research quickly. I guess I have homework today.

No, training the plants. Bend them, twist them, tie them. Like those thai bondage girls.

Those LED lamps do not produce very high intensity light, unless they've greatly changed the technology from the past few years. The light they produce is good balanced spectrum, and very efficient. But not intense.

What that means, is that you don't have a whole lot of vertical room to play with. On a traditional Christmas tree shape hybrid, you've effectively only got one top cola getting the light intensity to produce grade a+ primo sinse. The rest of the plant will be underdeveloped "popcorn".

So, what you do, is train the plant into a bush, with a canopy, and multiple top colas to fill your light footprint. Now you have every square inch of light going towards feeding a terminal node (where the good shit comes from).

To do so, you cut the top growing node off the plant. This makes the two branches under it the new terminal end, which is where the plant shuttles most of its nutrients and hormones to for new growth. The top is always what's competing against other plants for light. This will give you a two pronged, Y shaped, bustier plant.

If you top those two terminals again, you'll grow a four pronged plant. This should ideally be done right after the third node or so, or once a decent root system is established. But you can always go back and play later.

That's the first half of it.

The second half is tying the plant down, to fit your desired shape. Imagine your four pronged plant. Now imagine each prong tied down to equidistant quadrants of the pot (with holes drilled in the room). Once the plant vegged out a bit, what does your canopy look like?

Homework:
A Complete Guide to Topping, Training and Pruning - Indoor Grows - Soil - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

LBH's Famous ScrOG Tutorial | Grow Weed Easy

Get creative. Fill your light footprint with as many flowering terminal nodes as you can jam in (the growing tip, equal in height to the rest of the plant nodes). Pack that tent full of a shitload of perfect bud, rather than one good one and a bunch of shaky shit.

Read those, lmk if you have questions. It's worth it when dealing with low intensity lighting.

 

[Nutpuncher]

No, training the plants. Bend them, twist them, tie them. Like those thai bondage girls.

Those LED lamps do not produce very high intensity light, unless they've greatly changed the technology from the past few years. The light they produce is good balanced spectrum, and very efficient. But not intense.

What that means, is that you don't have a whole lot of vertical room to play with. On a traditional Christmas tree shape hybrid, you've effectively only got one top cola getting the light intensity to produce grade a+ primo sinse. The rest of the plant will be underdeveloped "popcorn".

So, what you do, is train the plant into a bush, with a canopy, and multiple top colas to fill your light footprint. Now you have every square inch of light going towards feeding a terminal node (where the good shit comes from).

To do so, you cut the top growing node off the plant. This makes the two branches under it the new terminal end, which is where the plant shuttles most of its nutrients and hormones to for new growth. The top is always what's competing against other plants for light. This will give you a two pronged, Y shaped, bustier plant.

If you top those two terminals again, you'll grow a four pronged plant. This should ideally be done right after the third node or so, or once a decent root system is established. But you can always go back and play later.

That's the first half of it.

The second half is tying the plant down, to fit your desired shape. Imagine your four pronged plant. Now imagine each prong tied down to equidistant quadrants of the pot (with holes drilled in the room). Once the plant vegged out a bit, what does your canopy look like?

Homework:
A Complete Guide to Topping, Training and Pruning - Indoor Grows - Soil - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

LBH's Famous ScrOG Tutorial | Grow Weed Easy

Get creative. Fill your light footprint with as many flowering terminal nodes as you can jam in (the growing tip, equal in height to the rest of the plant nodes). Pack that tent full of a shitload of perfect bud, rather than one good one and a bunch of shaky shit.

Read those, lmk if you have questions. It's worth it when dealing with low intensity lighting.

Thank you (again). I have a feeling I'll say that a lot. You are one smart thc growing cookie!!!!

 

[D-Ballin]

Thank you (again). I have a feeling I'll say that a lot. You are one smart thc growing cookie!!!!

Don't know about smart bro. Have a hell of a lot of experience with less than legal get rich quick schemes though, lol.

Growing was by far the most rewarding of them. They are immensely fun once the initial terror phase wears off.

My new state may go med this year. I've already got my closet planned, haha. 1,200w, dual spectrum, three or four plant vertical screen. Think I can knock down a kilo per run once dialed in. In fucking soil.

You really want your mind blown, look into vertical growing. You aren't nearly ready for those systems yet (no offense meant). But they are fucking cool for small spaces. The yield per wattage is disgusting.

 

[Nutpuncher]

No offense taken my friend.

I hope your state goes med.

Your setup sounds bad ass. Kilo per run...you can supply the medical dispenceries lol.

 

[D-Ballin]

No offense taken my friend.

I hope your state goes med.

Your setup sounds bad ass. Kilo per run...you can supply the medical dispenceries lol.

No sir. Played that game. No fun in that.

That shit is all miiine. And trusted cool people.

I don't even mind paying for bud. But the commercial shit doesn't cut it. You can't buy headstash grade, even in most med states. That shit is traded, and you gotta have something worth trading, or really know people. I just want bud like I used to get. So that I can stay high, and really fuck with all the dudes down here who've never seen real bud. . .

I've had people return shit, accusing me of lacing it with stuff. I miss that grade of herb.

 

[Nutpuncher]

Haha. What's this laced with?....I'd take that compliment.

 

[MANWHORE]

No, training the plants. Bend them, twist them, tie them. Like those thai bondage girls.

Those LED lamps do not produce very high intensity light, unless they've greatly changed the technology from the past few years. The light they produce is good balanced spectrum, and very efficient. But not intense.

What that means, is that you don't have a whole lot of vertical room to play with. On a traditional Christmas tree shape hybrid, you've effectively only got one top cola getting the light intensity to produce grade a+ primo sinse. The rest of the plant will be underdeveloped "popcorn".

So, what you do, is train the plant into a bush, with a canopy, and multiple top colas to fill your light footprint. Now you have every square inch of light going towards feeding a terminal node (where the good shit comes from).

To do so, you cut the top growing node off the plant. This makes the two branches under it the new terminal end, which is where the plant shuttles most of its nutrients and hormones to for new growth. The top is always what's competing against other plants for light. This will give you a two pronged, Y shaped, bustier plant.

If you top those two terminals again, you'll grow a four pronged plant. This should ideally be done right after the third node or so, or once a decent root system is established. But you can always go back and play later.

That's the first half of it.

The second half is tying the plant down, to fit your desired shape. Imagine your four pronged plant. Now imagine each prong tied down to equidistant quadrants of the pot (with holes drilled in the room). Once the plant vegged out a bit, what does your canopy look like?

Homework:
A Complete Guide to Topping, Training and Pruning - Indoor Grows - Soil - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

LBH's Famous ScrOG Tutorial | Grow Weed Easy

Get creative. Fill your light footprint with as many flowering terminal nodes as you can jam in (the growing tip, equal in height to the rest of the plant nodes). Pack that tent full of a shitload of perfect bud, rather than one good one and a bunch of shaky shit.

Read those, lmk if you have questions. It's worth it when dealing with low intensity lighting.

Damn you know your shit ..
I'm hittin you up when I start growing

 

[D-Ballin]

Haha. What's this laced with?....I'd take that compliment.

I got a good chuckle. Noobs.