Hello all, I am growing about 12 different strains and 28 plants outdoors this season. It's my first real grow and I was wondering if I should trim or crop them in anyway for more yeild. They are all going to be in ground with a mix of ffof soil and local nursery soil. The holes I've dug are between 20 and 25 gallons. Thanks in advance.
Trim or crop?
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ilovethegreen
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of course you should. supercrop, top, do it all
angryblackman
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You sir are gonna fucking HATE harvest... I mean you will love it... But you are gonna hate it!
And yes supercrop, lst, fim,.....do whatever the fuck you want to them. You have 28.. My suggestion is if you have multiples of each strain pick a method on one and leave the others alone. This way you will know in the future if a certain method is worth your time or not. I am mainlining one this season, and topping the others.
Haha alright. I have topped a few already, at the 4th node. I think I'll wait a while then fim those. Haha yeah harvest is going to be ruff, but I can't wait =) 6 of the 28 is autos, but 10 of the others are suppose to be pretty heavy yeilders. They are getting about 14 hours of direct sunlight, they get hit after the sun is up about 30 minutes, then until the sun goes down. I have them in 5 plots of 5-6 plants in each, I think I will experiment with them all this season. I live in Georgia so I'm keeping them in small groups about 200 yards away from each other in a really dense briar patch on my land. I've put a lot of blood, sweat and money, not including risking my freedom to grow them. Hoping they all grow up to be monster, beautiful ladies! I've lurked on the forums for months absorbing as much info as I can. I want to thank you guys for all of it too. Expecially you angryblackman. I've read a lot of your posts. Thanks for everything.
angryblackman
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You got it man.