Outdoor Marijuana Grow 2008

bcgrow - some of my stems that I bent the other day have rehealed, have a big knot in the stem where I bent them over, AND standing STRAIGHT UP as if I never bent them.

Should I keep them tethered down while the bent section heals or just keep bending the stem(s) in new spots?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by SouthernGuerilla

bcgrow - some of my stems that I bent the other day have rehealed, have a big knot in the stem where I bent them over, AND standing STRAIGHT UP as if I never bent them.

Should I keep them tethered down while the bent section heals or just keep bending the stem(s) in new spots?

Thanks.

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Yeah this will happen sometimes you can do another bend but try not to on the same branch. I would just leave it tied down and let it go that way. Can you notice the diffrence on the part above the bend?

Try try try agian. You will get it. But i think the way you have em tied down in your pics i saw on other thread you have. That way works fine also. Go with what works best for yourself.

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Originally Posted by bcgrown

Yeah this will happen sometimes you can do another bend but try not to on the same branch. I would just leave it tied down and let it go that way. Can you notice the diffrence on the part above the bend?

Try try try agian. You will get it. But i think the way you have em tied down in your pics i saw on other thread you have. That way works fine also. Go with what works best for yourself.

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I just leaned(didn't bend) them over and used aluminum wire to stake them to the ground. Wrap one end of the wire around the main stem and the other end of the wire in the dirt.

But thanks again. :rastasmoke:

I had a feeling stinky would see that well written post and make it a sticky lol

your plants look amazing and they're all tall beauties. the ones in flower seem like they're really going to produce a lot on the main colas. shits already gotta nice layer started.

keep up the good work and i'll be looking out for the next update, i'd say 2-3 weeks. :thumbsup:

gmorning :jointsmile:

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Originally Posted by SouthernGuerilla

I just leaned(didn't bend) them over and used aluminum wire to stake them to the ground. Wrap one end of the wire around the main stem and the other end of the wire in the dirt.

But thanks again. :rastasmoke:

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ohh haha i thought you had used the method i posted. Is the wire your using leaving any marks on the plants? Green tape also works green and wont harm your plant. :)

I will do another update sometime soonish
They are HUGE NOW! had 17 days straight sun and now just 2 days rain.. they sure soked up all that rain :thumbsup:

:rastasmoke:

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Originally Posted by bcgrown

ohh haha i thought you had used the method i posted. Is the wire your using leaving any marks on the plants? Green tape also works green and wont harm your plant. :)

I will do another update sometime soonish
They are HUGE NOW! had 17 days straight sun and now just 2 days rain.. they sure soked up all that rain :thumbsup:

:rastasmoke:

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They're not really hurting, maybe some rubbing but not much. I made the wire loop around the stem and wide enough so that its not constricting the plant. The wire isn't really easily noticed so I'm not worried about that. :)

BCgrown- those are some beautiful ladies!! love the color.
ps. i think that touching the nest can have the same effect as touching the birds. no more mommy...i hope i'm wrong but maybe better to admire from a distance:thumbsup:

Oh yeah, NICE HEALTHY GIRLS!

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Originally Posted by allrollsin21

BCgrown- those are some beautiful ladies!! love the color.
ps. i think that touching the nest can have the same effect as touching the birds. no more mommy...i hope i'm wrong but maybe better to admire from a distance:thumbsup:

Oh yeah, NICE HEALTHY GIRLS!

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Thanks

hehe well it didnt have any effect, as the birds are bigger now and are fully featherd but still in the nest, she didnt move them or abandon " I still see her fly in and outa there to feed em them thank god :) :thumbsup:

out of nl #5 ww and BB the blueberry is growing the slowest outdoors and indoors. Have you noticed fairly slow growth with your bb strains?

you have an update pic BC?