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I like how you adjust your light cycles along with the strength of the bulb. Makes me think of mimicking the suns movements how it's direct but more gentle in spring and during summer very direct and strong. It's definitely something I need to try!! Thank you for your input as well!:)
 
I talk to my plants every day and tell them how beautiful and miraculous they are. And when the lights go off in the grow boxes, I say Night beauties.
 
Preeeeeee cisely. I had a cat that I said that to on a regular basis and he grew to be 3 feet tall and 85 lbs. With tons of trichomes.
 
Mostly just a compilation of methods I have seen and tried. By the time 1 of my plants recovered from super crop (about 3days) she had (all nearly same height) 4 branches from lower nodes 1 from the node at super crop (I broke the other node super Cropping) 2 from the node above the super crop and the original top so 8 total from 1 super crop when she was 4" tall.
 
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I do as little as possibl; I never react. My solution for almost every issue is the same. Stay calm, fed on schedule, and always Ph to 6. No secrets just a little flower gardening to help me focus on something living besides myself. The secret is relax and stop killing your plant with all the energy its never going to need.
 
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Really cool having the net so low. I also scrog and set my net around 11" above the medium. My technique has a gap for a couple of weeks. I need something to train to while waiting for the plants to reach the net. I used to use tomato rings but it seems that right after I add the tomato rings, the plants take off and are hitting the scrog two weeks later. Sort of a waste of time adding the rings and then need to untangle the growth and remove the rings 2 weeks later. The grow I just started is 3 weeks in veg, just topped and I will be training soon. I'm skipping the tomato rings this time and will figure out ways to tie off to the fabric pots and long plant wires to the scrog anchor screws.
 
🌱 I know what you mean! That's a really good point, you just got to focus on making things right and letting the plant do its thing. I feel like besides bugs it's almost always PH, Watering/Nutrients, Environment and good old fashioned Natural Variation (sometimes the plant just does its own thing!). I agree about how nice it is having to watch over the plants, they're a lot more forgiving than people, and it's nice to just spend time with them sometimes. I think there's something about plants that make you feel at peace. Having a garden is like having a pet that's even lower maintenance, brings you a calm quietness, and then gives you weed in the end! I always feel a little sad at harvest because you get to know your plants and it's sad that they're gone, especially when you only grow a few plants at a time. You see your plants in old pictures and think, "I remember you!" 🌱
 
You are all great!!! I love seeing the diversity In this growing forum, it's wonderful how people who have fine tuned to completely different (yet equally the same) growing styles and methods, and the best part is the end result we all look for! I'm really glad I started this thread, it's been very eye opening, informative, and overall fun!!
 
Some of the diversity is from personal preference or personal experience. However, since we are from all over the world, some of the diversity is just coping with local conditions that others don't need to consider. The good news is that the plant can adapt too.
 
🌱 Exactly! There is no best way! What works best in one grower's environment might not work as well in someone else's environment! And in my opinion, if you make it to harvest you grew it the right way! 🌱
 
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