Organic_Grower

@S_Dubz, Thank you for the photos from earlier in the veg cycle.

@Organic_Grower, I just added some more older photos to week 10 to kind of give you an idea of how I trained these plants. I just softly bended those main stems down, over and over, tryed to get them to grow horizontal and flat and then top the ends once they get atleast 3 nodes to encourage branching. Reminds me of how people espalier apple or other fruiting trees.

I love this stage! They look so healthy

Damn cat indeed, I can never stay mad at him. The physiology behind plant growth is an extraordinary feat, thanks to evolution and Obama! Haha. In the realms of biology I am also a newb. Happy growing!

Haha, damn cat!! Happened to me my first grow and lost 3. Looking good so far and great explanations for some of us newbies to understand the biological side of things. Keep up the good work!! :flag-ca::sunglasses::pray::facepunch:

Also nice too have a biology degree that's awesome ,..

Going to follow along these are some nice looking girls ..they are healthy and growing strong..

You are going to love this strain, i just completed this grow and crossed her with (G13 x Hashplant). This strain has a very fruity sweet smell and a nice taste.

@OhcanaDAbiz, thanks for checking out my grow. We will see how it turns out. I am enjoying this site so far and the platform is very simple to use. :facepunch::seedling:

I have yet to do a giant grow myself, I will probably do one next summer. I will for sure keep an eye on this grow. What type of soil are you using? How often are you feeding nutrients? Would you be willing to share the techniques you used to give the plant this shape? This plant looks very nice and healthy. Good work!

Hey Steve, Just came across this post. The fertilizer I use and stand by is called Growilla. They have one for veg and one for bloom. It comes in a powder form and is super easy to use and it is organic. Out of curiosity is there a reason you are burying the cloth pots in the ground? When using the cloth pots I just leave them above the ground. This should also alleviate too much moisture in the root system. Let it breath. :grinning: