Want more light to the bottom buds???

[harmonicminor]

Take yer whole plant and lay it on it's side. just make sure the planter is on a chair or something so the whole plant is in the air. It will work great for those tall plants that havent been clipped. also you may not want to do it right after feeding so all yer nutes dont leak out. :thumbsup:

harmonicminor Reviewed by harmonicminor on 03-24-2006. Want more light to the bottom buds??? Take yer whole plant and lay it on it's side. just make sure the planter is on a chair or something so the whole plant is in the air. It will work great for those tall plants that havent been clipped. also you may not want to do it right after feeding so all yer nutes dont leak out. :thumbsup: Rating: 5

[BlueDragonSmoke]

I keep doing that with my hydro kit and it keeps making a mess all over the floor....lol.... J/K ..peace

[Zandor]

Take yer whole plant and lay it on it's side. just make sure the planter is on a chair or something so the whole plant is in the air. It will work great for those tall plants that havent been clipped. also you may not want to do it right after feeding so all yer nutes dont leak out. :thumbsup:

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[harmonicminor]

whats the matter Zandor???? I figured you would get it. lol
it involves no tying down of tall plants. the buds all the way to the bottom will grow up sideways like a one plant sog. you will get more even light distribution to your plants that way.

[mobay]

this is how you can get the lower leaves to get more light

[smoknjoe]

harmonic, post a pic. This method just does not seem reasonable.

[mobay]

has anyone ever thought of makeing a pot that will allow you to lay on the side, when the plants get to tall.2 opening sites for feeding and draining

[karmaxul]

I saw a pot in readers digest that hangs and has a hole for the plant on the bottom to grow out of with draw strings to make sure no dirt falls out.

[Ocram]

Actually i saw these upside down tomato planters the other day at Home Depot...was something like this.... http://www.cleanairgardening.com/totuupdotofl.html kind of neat lookin perhaps i'll try em out one day for indoor tomatos..:thumbsup:

[karmaxul]

Ya man those are them, I believe they are made in Tennessee and were the product of the year or one of them in readers digest in Dec of last year.