Prolonging untill 3/15, top em?

coralreefer999

coralreefer999

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Jjgrow420 said:
I vac sealed jars in my vacuum chamber
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Great another thing to add to the list thanks! ;)

Jjgrow420 said:
4 days isn't too long for small plants. There's ways to make a drip setup with a pop bottle or use a ceramic cone on a bottle and slow water them
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No way one of those will keep up. They are up to 1/2 gallon every couple days. I have an automate drip line setup, but it feeds unevely, and Betty has a serious drinking problem lol. She consumes twice as much as the others.

Beside the question is about cutting, not water. I know I will need to deal with that, as mention I got a grow buddy/good friend growing too.

We got a bit off topic so if I may repost the question at hand...

coralreefer999 said:
As mentioned I'm thinking about topping the one again and possibly the other two, so they do not get to tall before switching to 12/12 on March 15th. These plants are all getting pretty bushy already, and I have done several defoliating sessions. So what do you think Should I take them all down below/at the screen?
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Stuck27

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Jjgrow420 said:
Just put them in when they ready to be in a jar then vac it and freezer. When you take it out just leave it in the sealed jar until it gets to room temp. When you open the jar it's just like the day you put them in.
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excellent!! Thank you for that .. I 100% will be using this
 
Jjgrow420

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vac seal in jar

been wondering about vac sealing in a jar for long term storage im thinking of using my vac purge and place a jar inside with cap screwed on but loose so the lid inside has some play up and down then vac it. it should pull the lid up and suck the air out of the jar then when releasing the...
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Jjgrow420

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Not sure if I finished the thread (classic me) but if you have any questions, shoot.
I think there's a good video on there with diff methods of long term storing and terpene loss/gain
 
Stuck27

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Jjgrow420 said:
Not sure if I finished the thread (classic me) but if you have any questions, shoot.
I think there's a good video on there with diff methods of long term storing and terpene loss/gain
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Seen this post!! Thats what made me think of storing in freezer. I didn't finish the thread either (classic me) but reading now!! Thanks again
 
Jjgrow420

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Stuck27 said:
Seen this post!! Thats what made me think of storing in freezer. I didn't finish the thread either (classic me) but reading now!! Thanks again
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Oh ya I prob left it out but I boil all my jars prior to filling. Everytime. Then just wait till they cool and dry to pack them
 
Jjgrow420

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Stuck27 said:
I throw mine in the dishwasher. Same idea?
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I'd think so.
I clean like a mofo. Had things happen before not again. Once my jars dry I rinse them with 99% iso. Not necessary but just an added safeguard.
I have my own pot for boiling jars. That's all it does. For me I'd be Leary of food bits and bacteria in dishwasher. And I don't use soap.
 
calvin.m16

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You want to pull those long top branches beneath the net, it will take some caution but if you don't pull those larger branches down then the net isn't going to do much other than support the lower part of the canopy, the plants can as much as double in size when flipped to flower 12/12.

I would top the plants down to the net and strip away some of those auxiliaries on the lower portions of the branches then send to flower personally. In the future have that net setup where you can grow the plant into the net by pulling the branches down & out allowing those inner nodes to grow up through.
 
coralreefer999

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calvin.m16 said:
I would top the plants down to the net and strip away some of those auxiliaries on the lower portions of the branches then send to flower personally.
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Ok, I think I did that mainly. Gonna give the RDWC clones a few more days to grow a bit then flip. If I flip the RWDC clones after only 2 weeks will they still be worthwhile?

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con1ey said:
Use those tops as clones.
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I have the clones in my humidome, but only under abient light from the other plants nothing above them. Is that enough or should I give them some sort of direct light?

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calvin.m16

calvin.m16

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coralreefer999 said:
Ok, I think I did that mainly. Gonna give the RDWC clones a few more days to grow a bit then flip. If I flip the RWDC clones after only 2 weeks will they still be worthwhile?

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I have the clones in my humidome, but only under abient light from the other plants nothing above them. Is that enough or should I give them some sort of direct light?

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Looking way better. Some people flip plants as soon as they're a foot tall it won't be as big of a yield or plant but it will definitely work if you flip it earlier than expected.
 
con1ey

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coralreefer999 said:
I have the clones in my humidome, but only under abient light from the other plants nothing above them. Is that enough or should I give them some sort of direct light?
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I always have kept 24 hour light on my clones. I use a T5 High Output bulb right over top of the humidity dome.
 
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