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Originally Posted by RubberSponge
Interesting.
Why didn't you train the plants in any way? Techniques like mainlining to increase vascular cambium will only help to increase yield, uptake of nutrients in the same amount of space as a untrained tree. Don't be afraid to lollypop that bitch either. The under growth is just larfy material where it would be better suited to take that energy the plant is using to make that larf, and putting that energy into the tops.
How are they fed? Organic? Mineral based nutrients? Water source and it's PPM numbers? Your environment would greatly benefit organic feeding with a lasagna soil tech with cover crops. Look into it. I think you would be pleasantly surprised with how simple it is
I can't stress this enough with low plant count numbers. Focus on vegging. Top, top, top, and top even more.
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this grow was too important for me to goof around with. i have done lst training in the past, and next year i will be 'topping' the plant in the garden. its simply a work in progress.
nature fed my plants with a little help of sea sol
