My first attempt at Manifolding

[kingfish]

I followed Nebular's instructions step by step. I'm in week 7 of vegging. The picture with the instructions is from last week.

[MiguelEnfermo]

Very nice indeed! That is a lot of work.

[Bluey]

Looking awesome!

I've been topping plants for years outdoors but this method is in my view the best of the lot for indoor growing under lights.

My first attempts at topping/manifolding was a disaster. I killed dozens of seedlings by cutting too early and too low and the next season, on about half my outdoor crop, I made the mistake of cutting off almost all the bud growth and only left on leaves. I quickly learnt not to do that again.

it was around that time I tried my first indoor grow that was so disastrous that I gave it up and didn't try it again for more than 30 years. Glad I took it up again though!

[Cougar672]

I have learned a lot from reading your posts so I am also glad you took up indoor growing again!

[golfnrl]

Nice work. How much longer before the flip? Is that a hybrid? Keep the pics coming. What compelled you to try Nebula's method as opposed to Nugbuckets?

I want to try a manifold with a sativa. I have a Bangi Haze that I was hoping to manifold but it's a freak. Just dropped another seed couple of days ago.

[kingfish]

golfnrl, I will veg her for another 4 to 5 weeks. I have to wait until I harvest the ones in my tent. I followed Nebula's method because she had an easy-to-follow instruction page.

[Bluey]

You are going to end up with an amazing plant that if kept healthy will produce well over a pound of bud. In coco in a 13gal pot will keep you busy, a small pot you'll be very very busy.

[golfnrl]

Thx. I have not decided which one to go with. Nebula's instructions are straight forward for sure.

[kingfish]

My manifold is coming along just fine. I'm in week 9 from the seed. By the way, that is a Hulk berry—a freebie from Seedsman.