Super-Cropping - Jumped right in today with all four feet

[Sledrock]

Realizing there was a 90% chance MSNL sent me Photo Plants when I ordered Autos, I switched over to 12/12 on Dec 9th. (Nary a single White Pistol after 40 days)

Also realizing I'm not gonna have enough Tent Height to keep my White Widow the required distance from my light (16-20"), I nervously decided to bite the bullet and take a previously, for me, unknown leap into the practice of Super Cropping. Not only that, after SCing my Tallest branch - the Main Cola - I S-Cropped 4 additional branches. I hope I didn't fuck up! (Although I planned to do it anyway (Super-Crop) I was somewhat encouraged to read on the Super-Cropping section of GWE, that White Widow takes to Super-Cropping very well) (I left my Pineapple Kush alone since it's much shorter than the WW)

[Farmall]

Well, because of my Surprise Autos, I had done the same exact thing and supercropped the WW. It was 24 hours later I had realized they were AUTOS.... turned out ok but it freaked them out for a good week

[Sledrock]

Farmall - Now you've made me nervous - lol

BTW - I have a 1959 Ford 861 and I love it! Have had 2 8Ns but the 861 is the Cat's-Ass! (Kinda like updating from CFLs to Leds)

[Sledrock]

Farmall I learned on 1961 Impala hand-me-down. It was as basic a car that ever lived - No P-Brakes or Steering, No A/C and no radio! JDU

[Farmall]

Funny that today, you can’t find a car or truck that doesn’t have some single package that has all of that and then some. I remember you could order almost ANYTHING you wanted in a vehicle and leave out air conditioning... it was pricey... $300 in the 60’s

[Farmall]

Been working on the Farmall for about 4 yrs... just need to get a starter and some wiring. 1946 cloth covered wires

[Sledrock]

SoOrbudgal - Well I was feeling a bit nervous afterwards, super-cropping 5 limbs at the same time. They all needed it. I'm happy to report, this morning the plant looked to have taken it in stride with no issues, yet.
Thanks for the feedback and Good Luck with your plant (and All your grows)!