A manifold, a quadline and a furry helper

[billyboy]

Trying to learn some of the techniques I have been reading about on here. Here is the first phase. Doing the NebulaHaze Manifold on three and the @mcubed476 Quadline on one. I am basically using them as different ways to get to the 8 colas I want for each. Pretty fun to get in there all "bonsai" (but a little nerve wracking for the first one to be honest)

Our German Shepherd, Cork, like to know what is going on too

 

[FunkyButtLovin]

In for this one. How old are these plants?

 

[billyboy]

Just about 5 weeks

 

[Doubledealing72]

Looking great so far billyboy! I learned through trial and error to not make the angles completely flat. I normally give them a low Y shape if that makes sense.

I wouldn't change what you have now. It's looking great!

 

[billyboy]

Took the tips and left nodes 1 and 3 on the manifold. On the quadline took node #2 and left the tips. Re-tied the arms and kept the canopy flat.

Trying for some fat, long, not-crowded buds.

Anyone have a thought about the spotting on the leaves?

 

[BaccaRacca]

Hmmm. Dognip.

 

[Doubledealing72]

I see one of your leaves has water spots on it. It's possible the spotted ones had water on them and it burned the leaves there. Your plants are looking good though!

 

[SoOrbudgal]

Maybe water spot or some other splash?

 

[Farmall]

That what I was thinking as I was scrolling up

 

[Gluteous]

Those are looking good! Careful with pets. If they've been outside they can bring bugs into your garden.

 

[billyboy]

Manifolds are built. Got my 8 nodes (except for one where I snipped the growth tips - next time I will wear my glasses ) and on the quadline I think it was 16. Not sure how long to stay in veg? I think we will assess on Groundhog Day and see where they are at.

 

[billyboy]

And this is my other furry helper. Protecting his antler horn (which he got for Christmas) from his brother that is almost twice his size.

 

[Doubledealing72]

That's a great question on the quadline. Since I only grow autos, I have no experience on when to flip. However, there is a guy that quadlines on a different site that does it with photos. He says quadlining is a way to get more yield, but faster than maintaining. So I'm guessing he flips it earlier than a mainline

 

[billyboy]

I was going to let veg go another two weeks, and that would put me at an almost 9 week veg - which I know is longer than it will be the next time I do this. Partly due to me leaving more time between training than I probably needed to as a first timer and just life. So if they are still growth-spurting they way they have been the last week I am thinking of flipping this weekend. It feels like I have already trimmed off more than is on them right now! Great thoughts on the quadline and it does look a little ahead. part of the grow is to get a sense of the two techniques. I saw what you pull on your autos. Some quality stuff it seems - and I am trying for the same

I try for a pound in my 4x4x 6.5 (600MH/600HPS) and am hoping to be able to do that with this technique as well. So I'm wrestling about how much impact the veg time will have on final results. At the same time I'd rather have quality, so if I get better medicine, big buds, less chance for rot or mold, etc. and a cost of a reduced yield - I'll definitely take the quality and the surer grow. I'm just trying to be mindful of the variables so I can do better next time and compare apples/2/apples. And I just took a hit of some SuperSilver and could type another whole paragraph on the topic

 

[Farmall]

These look terrific....

 

[BaccaRacca]

The look says, "My brother has free run of the grow tent, and all I got was this antler."

 

[billyboy]

Did some training and spreading out. I think they can grow out for a while.

 

[NickyChicks]

Damn these look so nice! 🤩

 

[Doubledealing72]

Appreciate the kind words man! I'm excited to see how this grow unfolds for ya!

 

[Doubledealing72]

Looking great billy!