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YOLOYSL901
YOLOYSL901started grow question 2 years ago
Shutout to all my master growers and guru's need advice on netting and helping this plant stretch more and yielding your advice and wisdom will be very helpful I only want advice from the best growers in the world to show me how to yeild more have quality buds any tips
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Please make sure the grower whose advice you take actually exists... there were two fake accounts that had been created and which now have been removed. At this point, only myself and m0use are affected. The answers below that look like myself are in fact removed - clicking on the name will take you to a blank page. Click on MINE and you will see I truly exist... I've looked at the diary for this grow and have only two comments/suggestions... you do not indicate how far the lights are from the plant but if they're too close, the plant is not going to stretch to get at the light... raising them would aid here. Secondly, and certainly not related, it's not wise to mix nutrient brands in the same grow. They may interact with each other in ways we cannot discern. I would suggest choosing one or the other, especially for any NPK nutes. Good luck!
ernest_twwg
ernest_twwganswered grow question 2 years ago
Autoflower, huh. Well, you don't really have many ways to train it. You can top it after the plan starts throwing fives,but don't top it if a month or more has gone by since it popped out of the seed. You can low-stress train and defoliate to get more bud sites. Figure out your nutrients. Do some research and find the nutrient packs that work the best with how you grow. Always research the cultivar(strain) you are growing. Different genotypes demand different things. Some eat a lot more than others. Some prefer a higher temperature or humidity. Some aren't that hardy and can get powdery mildew or mold quite easily. Dial in your light distance, VPD, EC, temperature, etc., and you'll be on your way to optimizing your grows and having all the important stuff dialed in.
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Alchemy_Aotearoa
Alchemy_Aotearoaanswered grow question 2 years ago
Hi YOLOYSL901! Wow there is a lot of baggage getting dumped when all you wanted was some advice huh? First this is looking great, especially if you are a newbie. A lot can go wrong from here on..but you have clearly gotten the first steps right. For me, depending on your available space I would chose LST (you can check my page to see what I mean) as it works real well for getting a good even spread...combined with good defoliation, pruning and correct topping techniques (not saying mine are perfect..far from it.. but they are a FUCK lot better than some...just saying) this plant could do really well. If you were to LST then the net will really come in handy later But first...leave it for another week before tipping her over (LST)...this has the potential to be an excellent plant. Sticky Buds!
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GrowlngGrannie
GrowlngGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
You are better off finding diaries that reflect your grow and reached harvest like you'd want, then contact them direct, see if they want to help you. I found the people you seek won't be answering questions. It's for the best and your good intentions
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GrowlngGrannie
GrowlngGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
I would seriously beware any advice given by ranking, its only given based on likes and we have proved MASTER ranks give some very bad advice indeed on a daily basis here to win prizes. You need the correct distance and strength of light to get good internode spacing. The plant will stretch when switched to 12/12. Yield more and quality buds is down to your care of environment and nutrients and choices on training type used also plant potential. A weedy seedling vs stronger one. You get me star 🌟 Be lucky, looks good so far.
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