Stretch Armstrong

[suneday11]

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Edited April 27, 2015 by suneday11

[trichcycler]

top them in veg until you're ready to flower. veg for shorter duration. I keep a full veg room and use it as a shopping cart for next weeks placement according to patient requests(yep, 60 days ahead of time!, very good patient have me)  You get to decide the plant  sizes, growth patterns with training(lst, topping, tying, bending).

poor light, high temps will cause stretching also. thumb and forefinger, pinch gently at the site, and bend/tie the branch down like a willow branch.

[suneday11]

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Edited April 27, 2015 by suneday11

[trichcycler]

sativas are the most expensive and troublesome cultivars in the new garden. I began the same way, with the same breeders even!

 

I find planting some of these directly from seed into the 12/12 light schedule tames the height. No loss of dignity is suffered when finished.

[MightyMightyMezz]

Scrog 'em.

[suneday11]

Scrog 'em.

These monsters are something otherworldly. I guess i have to try, but branches can be bent to dirt and they still end up pushing the limits. i suppose a screen halfway up would buy me some space. I guess I don't have the afternoon off today!

[Wild Bill]

Low stress training works well for most strains except those with brittle stems.

[Mickeydee]

Scrog them, bend them, tie them down!

[suneday11]

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Edited April 27, 2015 by suneday11

[trichcycler]

I've chopped my flowering unruly's before without any issue, but it scared me a bit. don't do it on new or unknown plants prolly

[AbominableDro-Man]

Someone may have to correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm led to believe that "Bushmaster" can be used if you aren't an organic gardener.

 

Otherwise, I'd say topping, fimming (both during veg of course), and good ol' bondage are what the ladies need. Get them a net, they'll love it.

Edited January 26, 2015 by AbominableDro-Man

[Kingdiamond]

Tie each too tall branch down to its lower branch and the bud will reach up to the hoods.

[trichcycler]

bushmaster is the devil. Paclobutrazol is a PGR for ornamental use only.

Don't use sprays in your indoor grow room if its medicine you're producing for  sick patients.

 

info http://www.manicbotanix.com/hydro-hype/27-pgrs-and-medical-marijuana.html

[Wild Bill]

Someone may have to correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm led to believe that "Bushmaster" can be used if you aren't an organic gardener.

 

That'll teach those unruly plants!

[suneday11]

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Edited April 27, 2015 by suneday11

[imiubu]

Is this the bondage thread?  Have I arrived to late?

[AbominableDro-Man]

That is a beautiful firearm right there Bill, I feel like I'd lose days playing with such a boomstick lol.

 

I'm aware of the risks involved with Bushmaster, I feel like I wrote off on it long ago, but ya never know: Someone, somewhere will have more success with that stuff.