Plant Height, Planting Date
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veggiegardener
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Anytime your stems cross, or are above and shading one another your losing buds.
What I do is lean thew plant over at transplant and then bend the stem(s) further using anchor lines.
The plant in the picture was planted at about a 45 degree angle, and then pulled over further using anchors.
What I do is lean thew plant over at transplant and then bend the stem(s) further using anchor lines.
The plant in the picture was planted at about a 45 degree angle, and then pulled over further using anchors.
canadian
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hmm transplanting on a 45 degree angle, never though of that. Guess it keeps the height down as well, thanks
veggiegardener
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hmm transplanting on a 45 degree angle, never though of that. Guess it keeps the height down as well, thanks
It also helps spread the plant horizontally at a lower level.
canadian
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I think I might have a way to solve the height problem. I'm thinking of maybe tomorrow going down to the seed bank and exchanging for Blueberry Skunk. The man told me it is much more short/indica and has the same harvest date. Of course I will still LST and follow your sets given but it gives me a sence of security if I know that it is overall a smaller plant. I just hope they can refund seeds, But I believe they said they could. I'll try this tomorrow
swtsteffi16
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I purchased some Blueberry Skunk seeds last year from Toronto420 Seed Bank, I'm growing outdoors as well as indoors and i thought it was a great strain(indica-dominant) if you want to keep it hidden and blend in with whatever plants you got around your garden because of the beautiful shade of lavender it turns when its in bloom. Hope your happy with your decision and Afghani Gold looks sweet.
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