Observer
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Thank you very muchOh yeah I'd leave that branch. Just trim it up to the top couple nodes.
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Thank you very muchOh yeah I'd leave that branch. Just trim it up to the top couple nodes.
this is what i meant. all that fluffy small shit needs to go all the way up to the top nodes. the branch itself looks solid, all that other crap has got to go though. future Observer will thank current Observer for being an abusive caretaker later.Oh yeah I'd leave that branch. Just trim it up to the top couple nodes.
Exactly what I wanted to try to attempt to.Infact @Observer I wouldn't trim any nodes off it, just fan leaves. Rip every fan leaf off except the top 2 or 3 on each branch and leave all the nodes intact. All the way down the stems. You have a great start to a nice shwazz there.
do it to it. keep in mind this is an advanced technique and can have some pretty negative impacts on plants if not approached right and dealt with accordingly.I'll post back when it's stripped more if that's cool
this might be a better approach, too, just to give you some buffer room in case your feedings go sideways or whatever. plus, by exposing all those growth tips you'll end up with baseball bats (theoretically).Infact @Observer I wouldn't trim any nodes off it, just fan leaves. Rip every fan leaf off except the top 2 or 3 on each branch and leave all the nodes intact. All the way down the stems. You have a great start to a nice shwazz there.
Ok awesome thanksdo it to it. keep in mind this is an advanced technique and can have some pretty negative impacts on plants if not approached right and dealt with accordingly.
this might be a better approach, too, just to give you some buffer room in case your feedings go sideways or whatever. plus, by exposing all those growth tips you'll end up with baseball bats (theoretically).
Dirtbag and I are crazy fucks doing what we do to these poor plants lol i'm still hella uncomfortable with the technique but after doing it last run and seeing the results in my space, i won't not do it now.
my lights just don't have the penetration to use other methods and yield enough to make growing a reasonable risk and expense.
Right it all makes sense and balances out the light as well and RH, I've been doing it in veg watching them blow back up, only did this one other time in soil, of course that didn't work
But now I'm in half gallon coco with some good roots, and got a drip system to install soon
I see.Yeah those plants are already pretty bushy with lots of space, I would totally leave the nodes on. Stripping to the tip like you are doing @tobh is how I did it with a short veg time and a thick canopy of tops. But the plant structure Observer has is ripe for a 1 million small bud shwazz. Done right you get buds about a gram each, and tons of them. Yield goes through the roof.
I'll post back an example real quick to make sure I'm doing it right sorry to be redundant just want to make sure clear understanding of terms and suchInfact @Observer I wouldn't trim any nodes off those plants, just fan leaves. Rip every fan leaf off except the top 2 or 3 on each branch and leave all the nodes intact. All the way down the stems. You have a great start to a nice shwazz there.
Gotcha, otherwise Im up all night watering by hand shots lolyou'll definitely want that drip system installed. imo that's where the bulk of this kind of technique flourishes -- high fertigations encourage much more rapid growth so taking off all the leaves doesn't really impact the plant terribly in terms of lost time.
i didn't think about that aspect of it, tbh. replicating your processes did yield significantly better than anything I had done previously in the tent, so i kinda got tunnel vision with limited space + short veg time = this is the way.Yeah those plants are already pretty bushy with lots of space, I would totally leave the nodes on. Stripping to the tip like you are doing @tobh is how I did it with a short veg time and a thick canopy of tops. But the plant structure Observer has is ripe for a 1 million small bud shwazz. Done right you get buds about a gram each, and tons of them. Yield goes through the roof.
yeah fuck that lol i remember those days. i don't miss those days. automation ftwGotcha, otherwise Im up all night watering by hand shots lol
Kinda like thisInfact @Observer I wouldn't trim any nodes off those plants, just fan leaves. Rip every fan leaf off except the top 2 or 3 on each branch and leave all the nodes intact. All the way down the stems. You have a great start to a nice shwazz there.
I'd keep plucking on that. Take more of the bigger leaves so all you're left with is a bunch of tiny leaves.Kinda like this
Thank you, and leave the nodes/flower sites?This should be about the biggest you leave them. I'd remove the one below it or anything bigger than the one I circled.View attachment 25454
This should be about the biggest you leave them. I'd remove the one below it or anything bigger than the one I circled.View attachment 25454
sweet , tyvmYes, that's the ticket.
This right?Yes, that's the ticket.