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I like them...I`d be happy with those....sometimes you can have the strain and get those as pictured above, othertimes taller....it`s not necessarily what you`ve done but just how that girl`s genetics are kicking in. Plus, this is all excellent and very successful, positive training/ growing. Pic 3 is a belter. Too harsh on yourself alltatup...way too harsh, lass. Attitude like that and Greenland would never have been discovered. We`d never have made it out of the fjord :D
 
Thansk Cronk and Pagan; and no, those wouldn't have been diet colas. I've seen the pics on Nebula's tutorials of people who lollypopped too far up the stalk (rule of thumb I've learned: trim lower 6 inches), and I ain't gonna lie to myself about it. Admitting my mistake honestly is better. It means I've lost money on this grow, which in the big scheme of things, is not that big of a deal. But it's not gonna happen again.
 
alltatup...photo`s are funny critters...how tall are your girls? What height did you flip them and how much is lollypopped in inches from the base please? Helps to get a better idea if you don`t mind. It`s useful to me :)
 
It's all good experience alltatup. We all get better and better and mistakes are part of the education. If no one tried something a little risky now and then we wouldn't progress ( who decided that molasses would help there grow? Lol )
 
Dutchman1`s got a point....I mean Taoist swordsmiths in ancient China used to add semen when making sword blades to add yang energy which may explain why they were hunched over and using a walking stick at 32...25 if they had to equip a regiment in a hurry....and you do have to ask where this molasses idea-fantastic as it is-came from. Does make you ponder. :)
 
I am absolutely a big fan of trying crazy things, and going a little too far, mostly for the educational value.I think a good lesson that does not result in quitting is at least as valuable as yield.
 
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