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Going to Bloom ... Hints, tips, and suggestions?

ProGuyMJ
ProGuyMJstarted grow question 6 months ago
I want to put these to bloom next Sunday. This is my second grow and I have done much better than anticipated. I am looking for hints, suggestions and tips on where to take this from here?????😁
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GoldenWeedGrower
GoldenWeedGroweranswered grow question 6 months ago
I think you can posticipate the bloom to the next week and in the mean timetry to cover all possible area with the fat branches while you might consider cutting the others to give more strength to those that interest you most. I would also clean the lower area from leaves and branches in the shadow which will not give much harvest... In that way the plants should put all the energies on the selected branches that will become buds. 😉 Have a nice grow !
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blackskaarj1
blackskaarj1answered grow question 6 months ago
1 6" square between and on either side is enough, its around 80% full but you can flower if the screen is 100% full but you can't train the branches at all. bucket systems with co2 can stretch alot. Id flower them now and train the branches.
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LSchnabel
LSchnabelanswered grow question 6 months ago
Only thing I would recommend is to try to keep tucking as you go for the first week of flower. The back row you could tuck down a little bit to fill out everything very well. Looks really good though! Hope this helps.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 6 months ago
Honestly I don't think you need any help with this. whatever it is your doing is working, I would not want to suggest anything that could off set your momentum in this. Plants are looking great, keep up the good work!
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001100010010011110answered grow question 6 months ago
Keep up on training. Observe and react to leaf symptoms, if still refining formula/methods of fertilziation... easy peasy. If still refining formula, keep up on notes of how you fed and dates etc... when you get near-perfect it takes a month or more for a problem to present itself. the log of info is invaluable. to avoid remoiving more than 33% of plant at one time, might want to remove the lowest couple nodes now.. then a more thorough examination and pruning around FD15 to FD 18 ish. Don't defoliate too much. ATP is highly mobile. Leaves are everything! Always have an excellent reason to prune off a leaf.
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