Nice harvet!!! Keep us posted on the zkittles
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Congrats on the harvest!
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Nice looking harvest and a strong start, congrats 
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Amazing
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First time at LST. Does anything look amiss? Should we be trimming the fan leaves that block any sites?
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Still moving along. Accidentally broke off 2 branches removing the pipe cleaner. Sticking with these giant staples. Much easier to move and remove. Low down on what Ive got and what im doing.
2 gallon pot
100% coco
Zkitlles auto
Jacks 321
Cheap Amazon light 18/6
No fan
No tent
Manual watering
Basically a minalimist setup that the wife will tolerate. Had 2 outdoor grows that were harvested a little early. On was getting a little rot. The other was about a week out and lost a branch in a heavy winter rainstorm.
Came indoors for the winter. We will see how iy goes.
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Looking good!
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I literally went from zkittlez to strawberry cough
Strawberry cough should be ready around January and dried and cured by February
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@Smokesdaily Youll enjoy the Strawberry Cough. I grew out some a while back. Does have a hint of a Robotussin back flavor if you get that terp. If you do any pressing try a bud 2 weeks post dry and then again at 6 months curing… i had better luck after 6 months at @ 55RH
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Not much change. Starting to clean up all the underneath spots and try to get a little more seperation. Looks like about 10 viable locations that I will try to get production from.
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Does this look okay? Should I trim back fan leaves blocking sites?
Zkittles
4 weeks
Coco
Jacks
Fimmed 1 week ago
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I don’t see anything that I would trim. 
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As the sites get loftier, just tuck the fan leaves beneath them?
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I tucked leaves until I stopped doing that. I just let it grow. There are no “bud sites” at this stage of growth. If a “shoot” does not grow clear of the surrounding foliage, I remove it.
Full disclosure: My methods are NOT the common way to do things. Most tuck and defoliate.
Here is a shot of my current grow.
The larger three plants are 40 days from breaking ground.
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Ahhh but thoust a wizard and thine avatar carries a bushel of wizdom. You know much that is hidden. Thank you O Tim
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I should have included a shot of what they grow into.
I veg them until they are 55 - 60 old (40 - 45 days in veg). They are in 10 gallon fabric filled with Root Organic Original soil.
Average about a pound per plant dried and cured.
Edit: Nothing hidden here. Our grow room and techniques, as unusual as they are, are on open book.
Another big difference from the norm is that I don’t top the plants.
My current grow can be found on the Merlin’s Grow Log (part 2) topic.
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