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SOIL Heavy buds

AlessandroLoco

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Good evening!!
Today i water my moby dick and i v notes that the structure of the is not so strong to support the shining buds that are finishing gaining weight by the 8th week of flowering. I tied them with a plant tie to the top of the grow box, lol. Have you ever had buds that are too heavy for the branches? and how do you support them? I also show you photos of another plant which in my opinion is much closer to harvest. what are you saying?
 

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I've used bamboo sticks and just tied them up in the past. Some folks use plant yo-yos. You can pick them up on Amazon pretty cheap
 

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Crazy colors you have on these buds 👍🏻
I support them with bamboo stick, the plant doesn’t seem to mind getting a stick poked in through the soil, in my experience.
But sometimes I support with bamboo stick just where they are going to bend, end letting the “top” actually fall over, it seems it triggers some of the same stress as with supercropping.
 
If you’re going to grow such a big dick you better be able to handle it 😂😂😂 couldn’t resist. Those are some great looking plants. Everything mentioned above will work great. I’ve even taken a piece of rope, circle it around the plant loosely then tie it to the tent post. Just enough support to keep them from breaking over
 
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