topped, supercropped, and lollipopped

[HomegrownInIdaho]

Forgive me for being lazy and not looking this up myself but am feeling a little worthless right now. But was reading a lot of stuff on here and was wondering if anyone had ever topped, supercropped, and lollipopped at the same time? Is it possible? Seems like a great idea to me but I've only got two grows under my belt and a little nervous to do that stuff. Thanks for input.

HomegrownInIdaho Reviewed by HomegrownInIdaho on 08-15-2011. topped, supercropped, and lollipopped Forgive me for being lazy and not looking this up myself but am feeling a little worthless right now. But was reading a lot of stuff on here and was wondering if anyone had ever topped, supercropped, and lollipopped at the same time? Is it possible? Seems like a great idea to me but I've only got two grows under my belt and a little nervous to do that stuff. Thanks for input. Rating: 5

[truepunk87]

Not all at the same...time but I top at 3 weeks, supercrop until 2nd week flower, and "lollipop " after 1week flower

[HomegrownInIdaho]

Supercropping is breaking the stem right? If so how do you stop at 2nd week of flower? Is it a pretty large harvest? Awesome dog too truepunk

[HomegrownInIdaho]

So 132 views and no one else has anything to add. That's cool. Thanks anyway

[Esteban1]

I believe "Supercropping" is a culmination of all 3. So when you had asked about this technique ("Supercropping is breaking the stem right?") after 2 years of growing there may have been suspicions raised?

[Esteban1]

Actually let me rescind my last statement for they are 2 different entities but all associated which again may have drawn some suspicion

[HomegrownInIdaho]

I don't understand when you say 2 years of growing raise suspicion. I have only 2 grows completed and don't think I made it seem different than that so where do you get 2 years. I youtubed supercropping and everyone just broke the stems over. But thanks anyway estaban. Stoners make mistakes so no worries.

[HomegrownInIdaho]

Plus I think it was obvious that I am not real experienced at growing by the fact I'm concerned about trying any of it.

[Esteban1]

Bro;

No disrespect intended. Just trying to "Guess" what's spinning in their heads! So when one states that he/she has 2 years of growing experience it implies that one is pretty much competent with growing techniques as well as book read (empirical knowledge). I'm GREEN as could be. Only experience on my end is vegetables on the deck & was BROWN up to this year lmao!! I did receive TONS of help on the subject & learning as I go along. Keep trying for this could well have been a dead topic. Rephrase your question a bit & I'm sure that you'll get some replies!

[HomegrownInIdaho]

OK thanks for input. But once again it doesn't say two years. Oh well I'll drop it for now and just try it on one during my next attempt. Stay high brother.