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[GHoSToKeR]

"i cant read what you say.read it aloud to me please"

lol

[anycraic]

is the plastic sheeting for the pig choppers?

[rhino44]

thats a fuckin jungle, i hope u dont get lost in there. i will try this one day when i have more confoidence. how many times do u tie to ground its hard to see bottom of big ones thier so bushy. or do you tie to ground a few times then top. either way i think its cool to put you own touch on it. great grow

[sykobabble]

hey sycho. sorry m8 i havent read in too much deatil but is the jist of this method tapering the main branch to the ground and allowin all the side shoots to grow up like individual plants? sorry if it aint - i should be arsed to do the readin - nice hookas by the way!

yes,,,,i cant say more.ok i will,it does make each shoot up way more and now instead of one plant,you really now have as many as you can make by tying down more branches steriouds are my oyster shells i use crushed i get at local feed store.more growth,i do this for 3 to 4 months only.then i have to hahahahahah tie up cuz of heavy weight buds and donky dik koalas.i leave alone for a month and a few days to recoop,which i think is fine after all i put a plant through.shells are only used once in whole grow process,the stalk now has many shoots that will be trees so it has to grow(stalk)huge and strong to support crap loads of new shoots.

[abcmofo]

clever man - like yo style - ill give it a go

[NextGen]

once a plant has no room to grow up will it do this process on it's own like bend over and start horizontal? lets say the fiberglass roof is adjustable or something.

[NoosaHeads]

even though I live on the opposite side of the world.
I too use alot of the same techniques as sykobabble not exactly the same but close enough.
abcmofo you will Be Glad you did it....