korvette1977
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anytime .. It'll fight you and keep going up to the light . gently train it too go around the bucket you tie it down after every 3'' or 4'' of growth
Plant it about 2''-3'' from the rim
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anytime .. It'll fight you and keep going up to the light . gently train it too go around the bucket you tie it down after every 3'' or 4'' of growth
Plant it about 2''-3'' from the rim
Stoney McFried
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Ohhh so plant the sprout 3 or 4 inches from the rim, start bending it horizontally, and....wind it around?Like in a spiral, is that right?
korvette1977
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yep... dont pull too hard use your judgement once it gets going..Its gets alot easier
Twistyman
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What I did when I LST'd one was took a big fork and loosened the soil and lifted the plant and laid it at a 45 degree angle and put the stem on the side of pot, then tie it.. it starts to bend by itself and you don't have to make that 1st bend and risk breaking the stem...
Stoney McFried
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I better go and see if I can find pictures.I do better with pictures.
Twistyman
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robert 14617
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text book twisty, i hope i can get mine to LST and look that good
Stoney McFried
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Thanks, twisty....still a bit confusing.....Let me study the drawing.
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Stoney McFried
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Yeah, the chart makes it easier....I downloaded it for future reference.
EKIMRI
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Woo-Hoo, go Stoney!
I used to use LST myself, but I've switched to what I call a "transitory scrog" out of pure laziness. Basically a 2 tiered screen created from 2"x4" welded wire fencing that snaps onto the bucket and I weave the plant in as she grows. I have limited space and either way you'll maximize your yield and ease harvest and cure due to uniformity of the buds.
Good luck with the little lady!
I used to use LST myself, but I've switched to what I call a "transitory scrog" out of pure laziness. Basically a 2 tiered screen created from 2"x4" welded wire fencing that snaps onto the bucket and I weave the plant in as she grows. I have limited space and either way you'll maximize your yield and ease harvest and cure due to uniformity of the buds.
Good luck with the little lady!
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Stoney McFried
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Nice...I'm trying scrogging too..I think I'm just doing one plant this time, since it's just cfl's and a 150 watt hps until I can get my grow room in the shape it needs to be to handle my 400 watter, temp wise, etc.
Woo-Hoo, go Stoney!
I used to use LST myself, but I've switched to what I call a "transitory scrog" out of pure laziness. Basically a 2 tiered screen created from 2"x4" welded wire fencing that snaps onto the bucket and I weave the plant in as she grows. I have limited space and either way you'll maximize your yield and ease harvest and cure due to uniformity of the buds.
Good luck with the little lady!
tipsgnob
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hey stoney...this is a pic of a white widow I didn't have a pot for, so I left it in the cup. in this pic it has been vegging for 7 weeks. I not saying to leave it in the cup that long, but I like for mine to develope a real healthy root system before I repot. I don't think you need to worry about that root sticking out the bottom.
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robert 14617
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there was a contest for pics of plants grown in cups i think you just won
Stoney McFried
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Nice.
I was just worried about damage to the plant.hey stoney...this is a pic of a white widow I didn't have a pot for, so I left it in the cup. in this pic it has been vegging for 7 weeks. I not saying to leave it in the cup that long, but I like for mine to develope a real healthy root system before I repot. I don't think you need to worry about that root sticking out the bottom.
Not yet.First the old man is going to buy me one, then he dawdles around...today, he's getting me the materials, he just doesn't know it.
tipsgnob
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I have found that repotting is really hard on them when they are young...I like for the roots to be really well developed, so I usually leave them in the cup three weeks.