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Old 11-29-2007, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Maccgyver View Post
I have a problem with cutting N off that early from the plant because I use grow ferts through the first 2 week stretch since the plant is doing a bit more vegging during that period rather than flowering but once it shows its sex I start to hit it with the bloom ferts. I also break my branches durng the first 3 weeks of flowering and they need that N for repairs but man once they do they take off. Don't be afraid to wrastle around with your plants if you want them to go from say 3 feet to 2 feet. Just break them branches and even out your canopy. No screen neccessary.


I used to veg until they showed sex...... but that takes way too long.

When I turn the lights to 12/12 I use 1/4 the grow ferts I usually do and then use a balanced fert a week later for the stretch. Something with sufficient N and P that will sustain the flowering needs and continued cell building. I have something from a brand called Holland's that is 12-12-6.

Have you ever tried LST (low stress training)?? Instead of snapping off branches, tie them down with a light string/twine. When you break the branches they have to take away from other growth to repair the cells.
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