Entusia
Well-Known Member
Hey guys, first post here for me, also first (mildly successful) grow as well, i've already got a couple of failures under my belt and this is the farthest i ever got.
I've built a really small setup for personal consumption, since i use very little ganja, mainly just to have some fun while growing my own fire, try different training techniques and whatnot. Will definitely upgrade to a full sized tent after this run or the next one, pick a more powerful light and keep this cab as bonsai mother keeping, seedling germination, vegging or fast clone flowering for some quick buds![Stick Out Tongue :P :P](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
How much do you think i should keep vegging this bagseed (very good one imho...) before switching to flowering?
This down here is 35 days from sprout.
As you should be able to see i:
- topped it at 5-6th node (a bit too late probably...)
- bent the main stem over to the right
- tucked all the big fan leaves and dominating growths
- tried to arrange all growths in a somewhat star-resembling pattern, with gardening elastic wire and LST training tools (the orange plastic bendy thingies).
![canopy.jpg](/data/attachments/4046/4046435-9f110c6106245b0d0278cc03e5c09929.jpg)
It seems i now got a lot of bud sites, but i'm unsure how much should i still keep this gal going.
I feel like i should still keep training horizontally for a bit right?
It's starting to become a little bit awkward, since i don't have far enough points to attach the wire and bend the stems and growths towards to, to ultimately make them run beyond the fabric pot where i want them.
The space is 70cm x 70cm x 35cm total... the plant is now 25-30cm distant from the light, a Spider Farmer SF1000.
The light is dimmed to 60-70% cause all plants i put under it can't handle its full power and just wilt out and die.
Reading here and there, the space being like about 2sqft total, 70W of power should be enough for my footprint, for like 1 or max 2 small plants. If you could weigh in on this too i would appreciate it.
Thank you guys in advance, i put myself in your expert hands![Smile :) :)](/styles/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
I've built a really small setup for personal consumption, since i use very little ganja, mainly just to have some fun while growing my own fire, try different training techniques and whatnot. Will definitely upgrade to a full sized tent after this run or the next one, pick a more powerful light and keep this cab as bonsai mother keeping, seedling germination, vegging or fast clone flowering for some quick buds
How much do you think i should keep vegging this bagseed (very good one imho...) before switching to flowering?
This down here is 35 days from sprout.
As you should be able to see i:
- topped it at 5-6th node (a bit too late probably...)
- bent the main stem over to the right
- tucked all the big fan leaves and dominating growths
- tried to arrange all growths in a somewhat star-resembling pattern, with gardening elastic wire and LST training tools (the orange plastic bendy thingies).
![canopy.jpg](/data/attachments/4046/4046435-9f110c6106245b0d0278cc03e5c09929.jpg)
It seems i now got a lot of bud sites, but i'm unsure how much should i still keep this gal going.
I feel like i should still keep training horizontally for a bit right?
It's starting to become a little bit awkward, since i don't have far enough points to attach the wire and bend the stems and growths towards to, to ultimately make them run beyond the fabric pot where i want them.
The space is 70cm x 70cm x 35cm total... the plant is now 25-30cm distant from the light, a Spider Farmer SF1000.
The light is dimmed to 60-70% cause all plants i put under it can't handle its full power and just wilt out and die.
Reading here and there, the space being like about 2sqft total, 70W of power should be enough for my footprint, for like 1 or max 2 small plants. If you could weigh in on this too i would appreciate it.
Thank you guys in advance, i put myself in your expert hands
![Smile :) :)](/styles/smilies/icon_smile.gif)