Any trimming and training advice?

SuperNutz

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Got these girls out late due a big ole sheet storm all happening at the worst time. Long story short, they didn't get outside till June 23 to the 26th. Some had small pot and heat stress from constant obstacles keeping me from the final transplant, monsoon weather being one of them. Some were pushing multiple hairs at planting but they've all stayed/went back to veg. Being how small they are and it being July 9th I'd like to get the most out of them. Any advice is appreciated whether I use it or not lol... Thanks in advance

Also I have no clue what each is because I was in the hospital for a week and had someone transplant from cup to 2 gallon containers for me in May and had no clue whats what since lol. But they are either Blue Gelato, Strawberry Gum, Jack Herer or Gelato OG.

And here are the ladies shaking what they got after 2 weeks of hot dry weather and 2 days of 25 mph winds finally having a chill day 80 degrees and a calm breeze.

Well I tried for an hour to resize and change formats but can't upload anything... Any advice on uploading pics from the PC before we get to the plants? lol
 
SuperNutz

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I give up... No reason for posting to be this fucking difficult. Changed format, size, uploaded to google... Nothing works. That's a waste of 3 hours of daylight.
 
Rainbow Warrior

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As far as I’m aware you have to have posted a certain amount of messages before you can upload ; not 100% sure though...

U tried straight from pictures on your phone ?
 
SuperNutz

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Just tried from the phone, no error msg but idk if anything happened. I messaged a dude back n forth in the winter when I signed up and got that member upgrade but maybe I was away too long, idk..
 
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SuperNutz

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They seem to be training themselves pretty good with minimum help from me. White powder is oyster shell cause there was a calcium deficiency in one of the gals leaves. Gonna topdress with amended compost in a few days so said meh to scratching it in.
 

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SuperNutz

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What about bending??? How flexible you think these girls are and is it worth it or just let them do there thing till sometime in flower and go in and chop out all the useless stuff?
 
SuperNutz

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They survived a hell of a storm yesterday, spent the morning pulling branches back through cages. We're about 2 weeks from flower I'm thinking. Should I thin them out a little now or wait a couple weeks?
 

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Bigbruce420

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Depending on what you want from harvest you could lolipop. Trim all the lower branches and such, push growth to the top. If you defolate at the same time you should see a difference in node density and growth.
 
SuperNutz

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My goal is yield I'm thinking. But if I was going to get the same weight either way I think I'd be happier with alot of good size colas over a few monster buds that would be more susceptible to mold. I grew in cali a bunch but this is my first time outdoors in the upper Midwest and weather here can get messy around harvest, might even get snow, who the hell knows.
 
SuperNutz

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Bigbruce420 said:
Depending on what you want from harvest you could lolipop. Trim all the lower branches and such, push growth to the top. If you defolate at the same time you should see a difference in node density and growth.
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After finally catching my breath and thinking, last reply to this was while I was PH'ing my water tank and getting ready to neem... I'm goin to try that on 1 of 2 identical plants in size and shape now that you mention it.... that are hopefully the same strain lol. Might as well learn the most I can rather then stress the outcome. Thanks again
 
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