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Which plant will yield more?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016.

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  1. #1 SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016
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    *Delete Thread*
     
  2. #2 Burrito Wizard, Sep 1, 2016
    Probably gonna be pretty close. It's hard to tell since the pics are from different angles.
     
  3. #3 mistahsparklez, Sep 1, 2016
    the first one, because it was first
     
  4. #4 SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016
    Because the picture was first ?
     
  5. #5 mistahsparklez, Sep 1, 2016
    that's about as sound as the logic gets, asking for these inane outcomes of situations we can't predict in the slightest.

    the picture of the 2nd plant looks like this one plant I had one time. burned like good weed when it matured in the future of then, you know?
     
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  6. #6 SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016
    I was just asking what you guys thought.
     
  7. #7 Sneaky Snake, Sep 1, 2016
    He told you what he thought. You just didn't like what it was that he thought!

    I don't know OP. I think they'll both be pretty good though.
     
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  8. #8 SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016
    Its not that I didn't like what he thought he just said "asking for these inane outcomes of situations we can't predict in the slightest." And I was just saying I was asking for an opinion. I know people can't tell me which is gonna yield more I was just asking for opinions.
     
  9. #9 HuffnPufferfish, Sep 1, 2016
    opinions? learn how to really train your plant, then youll see results
     
  10. #10 SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016
    May you tell me how to "really train" my plant then? Since you're an expert.
     
  11. #11 HuffnPufferfish, Sep 1, 2016
    google, there like 20 thousand pictures
     
  12. #12 cultivatorkid, Sep 1, 2016
    i thought LST just when there is a height restriction
     
  13. #13 SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016
     
  14. #14 SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016
    Its all the same shit Wtf lol
     
  15. #15 SpicySkittles, Sep 1, 2016
    Or if you trying to open it up get your nodes shooting our more
     
  16. #16 HuffnPufferfish, Sep 3, 2016
    but then youll have the mid shoot up and sides staying low
    you want a equal playing field

    this pretty much explains it all (you can google yourself ok) you dont just let it grow up and bend some branches down, you tie the whole seedling down from the start and every sideshoot you tie down too[​IMG]
     
  17. #17 SpicySkittles, Sep 3, 2016
    That's what I did??
     
  18. #18 HuffnPufferfish, Sep 3, 2016
    u kinda slammed a brick on your plants....
     
  19. #19 SpicySkittles, Sep 3, 2016
    What tf lol I got string and tied it down to my pot, now I can't do that because their fabric pots and they unstick so I grab small bolts to weigh them down
     
  20. #20 cultivatorkid, Sep 4, 2016
    i bought binder clips for my fabric pots
    like this
    upload_2016-9-3_19-47-6.jpeg
     
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