IOWA outdoor grow

[LivegreenLovelife]

it's about harvest time around here

---a few pics of my outdoor bagseed grow---

a week or two and i'll be enjoying my first (self-grown) outdoor buds

LivegreenLovelife Reviewed by LivegreenLovelife on 10-11-2006. IOWA outdoor grow it's about harvest time around here;) ---a few pics of my outdoor bagseed grow--- a week or two and i'll be enjoying my first (self-grown) outdoor buds Rating: 5

[Mercsix8six]

dude get in there and trim off some off the those water leaves boy,

remember more branches means more buds

[LivegreenLovelife]

i was under the impression that pruning during flowering, wasn't very good for the plant

[stinkyattic]

dude get in there and trim off some off the those water leaves boy,

No, absolutely not. Leave them on the plant dammit!!!

remember more branches means more buds

If you're going for more branches you have to do it in veg.
More branches=more buds, but not more WEIGHT.
And finally, trimming fan leaves does not make more branches. Pinching the GROWING TIP makes more side growth.

DAMN I hate when people spout off like it's Gospel but they have no idea what they're talking about.

[MrMR]

Hey when did you start? I'm thinking about growing next season in iowa.

[NightProwler]

hey wait, how do you make more branches grow? you pinch it or somehintg?
lol sorry im baked

[peace plz]

Yeah, pinching branches? I've never heard of this. Please explain. Thanks

[LivegreenLovelife]

I started around early may ,with seedlings i grew under a MH bulb:stoned:


---Im in council bluffs by the way---

[LivegreenLovelife]

it was sooooooo easy to grow this baby. I just started with 3 seedlings and vegged in slightly indirect sun then toward early september i took out the males , (unfortunatley there were 2), and began using a little guano tea (BUDSWEL) as reccomended by Soma. It may be coming down soon though due to the upcoming frost

[LivegreenLovelife]

PINCHING BRANCHES=TOPPING THE PLANT, Right?

i.e....trimming off the top cola in the 4-6 week of vegetative growth in order to mantain a bushier more compact plant,(i believe)