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  | HAHA Thats so cool how you posted the pics in a row/grid like that lol.. . Its looking awesome. | ||
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That is a lot of action in a little space. The composite picture is genius. lol nigel
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06-26-2009, 02:25 PM
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One Training Stick remains for now. It is highlighted in the top left photo with a blue circle. I moved the chain down seven inches. Here I placed a few additional Support Sticks in anticipation of the branches getting heavier. Support Sticks are marked with an orange circle. The light colored stick that spans the three top photos is a convenience. It keeps the branches from straying into the cabinet door as I close it.
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pic 1 - Mervine has her top held down by a piece of light cane; she has it bent up in a bow. MJ's strength is unbelievable Scrub. that urge to stretch to the light. I am interested to see if she can break or dislodge it. Good way to control a big sativa though; her sister shot to 3 foot in weeks, before going hermie and being exiled. lol having a lot of fun beding and twisting things. pic 2 is buds growing horizontally, and vertically; both up and down. every one exposed to light. you can see the tips of the horizontal ones lifting up as they fight the weights. and me. lol nigel
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06-29-2009, 07:11 PM
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| Nice job, Nigel. I agree, the plants respond very well to all training. I can't help but tweak a branch here and there. Since the last photo post I made, I have re-established training. I just had to even the canopy just a little bit more. Thank you for continuing to post your efforts here.
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and helping my thinking Scrub. lol nigel
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07-02-2009, 12:17 PM
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Moved Training Sticks a few days ago. Photo is from today, F21. ...
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I wanted to separate tops a little bit in the Front to Back direction. My current preferred method of doing this is to Peg Training Sticks into holes drilled in horizontal struts placed at the left and right cabinet sides. Holes are drilled into these 'Peg Supports' at 1.5 inch intervals to correspond with one chain link. Until today, I had only one pair of Peg supports. One at each cabinet side. But the canopy has outgrown these. I'm using one at the far, back right to turn one branch but other than that, they are too far down for convenient training. They are 8 inches below where I want to train now. Eventually I want to replace all horizontal side supports with Peg supports. But this is difficult to do while the plants are in the cabinet. Today, I was able to get in there and replace one pair of side supports with Peg supports. Now I can separate the plant tops in the Front to Back direction at a higher level.
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yes all the improvement ideas you have and the main beneficiaries of this logic, the plants, are in the road. my list of things to do once plants are out of road is endless. lol nigel ps just popped up thing on drier for you in the conspiracy
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Fan leaves moderately trimmed on left and lightly trimmed on right. ...
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