Went ahead with some "pot art" haha!
Made some cuts to the second gen of seedlings.
im gonna do something different with 4 and leave one be.
View attachment 2498548 I hacked all the fans leaves off on one side and tied the main stem horizontal.
I dont anticipate having to cut anymore leaves off and I plan on circling the pot with this gorgeous bag seed!
View attachment 2498547Preformed a F.I.M cut on 1 of my 3 white widows. I would be a fool not to do it again based on the looks of my flowering white widow! A F.I.M cut is attempting to remove 80%(approx.) of the apical chute only. Results are random but could result in 8 new bud sites! The F.I.M cut def. helps with height control as well. For the rest of the week(could be less) she should be turning into a bush rather than growing upward.
Look at my flowering White Widow to see what one F.I.M cut can't do for ya!
View attachment 2498546To appease haha we'll call this Uncle Bens Topping Method. I did learn it from Uncle Ben here at RIU. But basically I allowed my Critical Jack to gain some foilage(had like 7 nodes), and then I topped it just above the 2nd TRUE node. Apparently this is of the UTMOST importance as the plants outcome differs depending on where you make the cut. You can already see four flower sites there, so these should become dominant if I did it right, and I won't have to touch it again
View attachment 2498549And I know it'll prolly die but this is the top of my Critical Jack haha. I thought F it why not just spray it down and sit it there...
sure it'll prolly die haha but MAYBE....JUST MAYBE it'll root. Didn't use any cloning substance, just cut the bottom of the plant up and sat it there.
As for the other seedlings, nothing changed for them.
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