Looking good!! Have to give those stems a daily workout by bending them and you will have a 💪💪 plant!
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7.6 Litres / 2 gallon pot
Soil / coir / perlite split 33% evenly
Transplanted on 30/5/19 to final container.
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Jmancstarted grow question 5 years ago
In keen to try an LST method. I'm thinking of tying down the main branch. When is a good time to start this. Any tips?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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motaman311answered grow question 5 years ago
I wait until the 5th node and bend the top down so the other arms can be even with the main top. Cannabis plants have apical dominance, meaning they will give most of their resources and grow better at the top of the plant, so try and keep the canopy even. Once you bend the top down the sides will catch up quickly!! Put your hands on the plant as often as possible. Bend the stems back and forth to strengthen them throughout the grow. Happy growing!! 💪
Jmancstarted grow question 5 years ago
Help, I'm getting yellow brown patches on the leaves! This has only occured over the last few days and up to then the plant was really healthy apart from slug trouble.
It's getting 1.5ml of both bio bloom and grow per litre.
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Leaves. Color - Mottling
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Fruitgroweranswered grow question 5 years ago
Looks like magnesium deficiency, you need to get yourself some calmag.
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motaman311commentedweek 35 years ago
Stickcommentedweek 35 years ago
Hi @Jmanc! Once your plant has developped 3-4 nodes you can start working on those nodes, or on the entire plant (by bending the main stem). However, considering you're growing an autoflowering strain, you better not bend the main stem, or make sure you do not over-do: autos are sensitive to pretty much everything, and low stress training works well only when done slightly / smoothly / step-by-step. My first auto was a disaster because I was too violent on bending, and as a result, my plant was shocked, growing slowly, shape was weird, and she ended with mold because of the lack of stretch. Always remember the L (low) in LST when working on autos, less is more 😎 Hope this will help, keep us updated and happy growing! 👊
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Stickcommented5 years ago
@Jmanc, LST works well but only if done smoothly / step-by-step. Give it a try!
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Jmanccommented5 years ago
@Stick, thanks for the advice man! Perhaps i will just let them be, and not do LST? Perhaps there is a less stressful method to use for autos? Defoliation maybe?
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Jamescommentedweek 95 years ago
Great job!!!
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Jmanccommentedweek 65 years ago
Magnesium or nitrogen deficiency?
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