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ok so i leave for florida tomorrow morning (tonight at 1) and im thinking of what to do. its looking like im going to have to be completely out by the first of september so i dont have much time to let them veg. now i wanted to lst them but i dont know if thats even beneficial at this point. heeeeelp meeeee:thumbsup:
Hey harry! Looking nice from here. September 1 you say eh? I think it might be close to flowering time just so you don't have to cut them down before they are finished.
It's highly recommended to finish training (topping, LST) 2 weeks before flowering, but could still be something to consider. Not really sure how much those girls will stretch and whether the LED has enough penetration to reach the lower nugs? Str8 doesn't do any training (I don't think ;)) and he seems to do just fine though.
Training in early flowering might lead to longer flowering times, so just something else to think about. Maybe try some light LST on a couple? A mini scrog (fewer but bigger tops, almost like LST but maybe a little easier to get a more even canopy) could also be something to think about. Wish I could be of more help but if you still have some questions let me know.
Happy growing :jointsmile:
back on monday and they were reaaaaaally dry. fed them with nutes monday night and now they are all looking better except the godzilla (curling tips)
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i know its a lil late response so im sorry. but i thought id share my first LST'd G13 mother. i realy like this technique, all it takes a lil bit of string...
babys looking good sir...ill be sticking around till the end:thumbsup::thumbsup:
pulling up a chair to watch.
nice job g13 :thumbsup: that looks amazing. in my first grow i kind of accidentally did a little LST and the results were amazing. as for now i threw these into bud too late and now cant afford to LST/top etc :( but thanks for the help
honored to have you along :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by khyberkitsune
can anybody help me with the godzilla? is the big boy whos tips are curling (clawing?) down. i thought it could have been lack of water because they were all drooping a little bit but this girls tips have just been getting worse
Best thing you could do is get some weights on hooks or strings and use those to train your branches.Quote:
Originally Posted by harry939
Turning downwards at the tips uually hints at a starting pH issue. Right afterwards, nutrient issues will take hold and make it look like a purely nutrient-related issue - don't be fooled! Check your pH first ALWAYS. If you are in soil, an input pH and drainage pH is essential to know so you can determine the conditions of your soil.Quote:
Originally Posted by harry939
ill have to get on top of my ph thanks :thumbsup: i also just tied down the main stem and one other because of height issues. i hope they are ready in time :jointsmile: