We are entering week 6,
Devil Cream, 2 of these girls have gone into pre-flower the stretch is right around the corner. I'm pretty interested to see how much they will stretch in a 3.5 gallon pot.
I've had a constant issue with one plant, Cal-Mag issues, she's showing some much greener leaves than previously, lets see how she goes. Im not going to waste nutes on a sick plant. So if need be I will pull her.
The girls have be topped 3 times and all have between 12-16 heads on them, so this should be an interesting grow.
Gorilla Glue, as of today I see the first signs of pre-flower very very early though. The GG is going really well. Massive stalks, big green leaves and lots of heads. by the looks I think these will be shorter stature plants compared to the Devil Cream. I'm very excited to see how the stretch goes.
With both these strains, I will only be growing the main head. Maybe one or two auxiliary branches but will try to keep that to a minimum. Fun times ahead.
Check out my previous grow on Insta, that tent went bananas : https://www.instagram.com/danksquared_/
@Fast_Buds, thank you for the follow. I recently emailed you guys some of my images from my other grow you guys requested from my insta account. I hope you enjoy them.
I'm sry but this is not main-lining. You topped your plants and now you lst them. What you are doing is way to much stress for automatics. Proof me wrong but i garantee you not more than 2 g. Automatics have a to short lifespan. Good luck
@@ShotGunBob, hey there. This technique is a manifold which I choose to use 4 branches instead of the classic 2. This does not cause any plant stress, that my friend is an urban myth. My last run which you can see here: https://www.instagram.com/danksquared_/ . This grow was in one of my 2x4 tents which was loaded with big healthy plants that blossomed some very very nice flowers. Check it out, the proof is in the pudding as they say.
I only kept two branches instead of the 4 here. Mainlining and manifolding are basically the same thing, lst is simply another term for training or tying down a branch. Which has been used by gardeners for 100s of years.
Automatics do have a short lifespan if you let them grow from seed to finish, however if you employ Mainling techniques you can hold that auto flower in veg for as long as you want. As you can see by the link i posted, I held the Blackberry and Bloodyskunk in veg for 7.5 weeks, which is nearly the usual lifespan of letting a Auto grow from start to finish.
Do check out my Insta, there are some beautiful photos of Auto's being given low lifespans.
Here is that link again: https://www.instagram.com/danksquared_/
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