also get some heavy phos to fatten the. buds. and carbs
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can I do that organically ? thanks. 
yes. what nutes do you use
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She’s sexy for sure I like toping it more weight but you did really good wit it
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thank you.
I started with the happy frog trio then went more organic with banana tea for potassium and brewers yeast tea for soil microbes and now I have beckmans nutes I received yesterday and will be using them from here on out.
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Thank you !
Never even heard of that stuff but this is just a start for me and ilgm and the ppl here make it fun and easy
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ook at which has the higher middle number and use that
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yes you will receive great tips and advice from experienced growers here. I have benefitted tremendously from reaching out. Happy growing to you !
after using the L.S.T. can you untie the plant once it is set at a bent angle or leave it tied through the complete flowering stage ? Thanks.
@smellthat if you do untie it, she will attempt to straighten. Only after well into the flowering stage, when the stems have hardened then you could untie her. Most growers just leave them tied through the flowering stage.
Be sure to leave room for plant growth around the stems where it’s tied.
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Thank you !
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@Covertgrower is correct. I keep them tied through flower usually but you could remove the ties around week 6 of flower if you wanted and the plant should hold its shape at that point 
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Thank you Mattybear. I figure since I am a beginner and already notice horizontal growth due to LST. I will leave it tied for the duration. However on the next grow with this new knowledge I will be investigating Scrog. I just wondered if scrog works with soil,since the majority I have seen is hydro. Thank you again for your reply. hope you had a great Christmas and an even better New Year ! Happy growing.
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I grow in Promix which is a soil less medium that looks like soil and I’ve had good success scrogging my plants. Here’s my last plant in a scrog…
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Ver nice, I will start studying this technique and start application on a small scale. I would never have considered a soil substitute. I make my own organic soil along the same principles I used in the past for growing tomatoes. Compost with bone & blood meal added as well as Epsom salt, potato peal, egg shells and coffee grounds, banana peals etc. I would r:v:eally like to stay as Organic as possible, but hey being new at this I need and appreciate the insight of you and others with the experience and patience to help others.
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looking down at your pic and the shapes of your buds, I picture a forest landscape with pine trees, beautiful…
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Thanks man and no problem! I’m here to help
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