@RL being a combative dick doesnt get your point across or earn you respect. It sows discord and is a bad vibe. Right or wrong info can be discussed without that chip. I dont give 2 shits whether you like what I am saying or not. Just a warning if you stay toxic flags in your posts will roll in.
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Faulty data or a misconception on production of fem seeds. Not hermies they don’t have both, but it’s a sexual reversal. Hey I’m all bout my regular seeds above everything else first and foremost get facts straight if you’re gonna charge in like a bull in a China shop.
Ps. I sold the blue acid but had much better on hand. i’m old enough to have a home and not a dorm room. If you’re gonna make outrageous and bold statements then you better have the white pages to back it up. This very much so is a biology class!
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Amen growmie.
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Speaking of, this plant has taken off. Am about to feed and then LST.
Can I/should I snip these big leaves? They’re hogging all the light. Or, should I just train so they’re out of way?
If it was me , I’d try to just move them aside or under the branching.
Think of them as solar panels for the plant.
And at that age they’re of more benefit to it than a hindrance.
The branching will come. Lol.
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For now hehehe, seriously looks good, I use stakes until they start growth up, then the clips, keep it going 
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The lower branches will stretch to get out from under those leaves. I leave mine alone and supercrop to maintain a level canopy.
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Just looked up super cropping. I’m not sure I’m ready for that, haha. Gonna need a few more grows under my belt to feel more confident.
It’s pretty simple. Pinch the stem until it starts to sag. It will make each branch so treated stronger. Lots of videos on YouTube.
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At what point in veg do you start super cropping?
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Kind of as needed. Six weeks?
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Can I supercrop in early flower… say 2 to 3 weeks after flip?
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Until the plant hardens off.
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Sorry, harden off? I’m growing in RDWC, totally indoors.
Plants will lose their flexibility at some point once in flower. Until then the stems are pliable and respond to training.
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Ah, thank you! I thought you were talking about moving plants outside.
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@Myfriendis410 do you super crop autos while they are flowering? while they are flowering?
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I did on one about 10 days ago, then had to do another branch on her a couple ago! Stretching above the light, can’t have that, and I didn’t want to raise the light as she was about 18" taller than the other 3 in there!
Gotta do what you gotta do! She bounced back 2 hours later and was already pointing up again!
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