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White Widow - Early Miss - Autoflowers - grow journal by Canuck147

Canuck147 they look so strong, and I'm taking a close look at your training. I'm setting up a different training method for my next grow and scouting for ideas. May I ask, why are you not training the central cola?
 
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I dont know about useing metric system ,I would have to get rid of half my tools lol True story I was in a Kmart and was walking by the tool isle and saw 2 different prices for a adjustable wrench so I had to look for 5.99 you could bye a sae adjustable wrench and for 6.99 you could bye the same wrench and call it metric
 
I was upset when Canada went metric and even today almost 50 years later we still use standard measurements. Many of our tape measures for instance are in both standard inches and metric centimeters/millimeters.. talk about mixed up...lol
 
I was outside of Orono for a year but this was in Vermont and Wisconsin.. Vermont was colder for sure -52 one week
 
Thanks for your comments.
WW looks a bit droopy still - oh well, maybe she'll perk up one day.
Foliar Essence spray this morning - did it in the shower.
 

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alltatup OlderNOTwiser WW did not get topped as per some of Nebula's instructions - always good to re-read what you think you read thrice already - she mentions that if your plant isn't growing vigorously by 12 days then is not a good candidate for topping. She is growing shorter - don't think I've stunted her with my leaf cutting and training she's just slow.

I did top EM as these quick pics outside are easier to see - kinda cool out there - never too cold or too much snow on the ground to smoke tho'.

As to what I'm doing is letting these girls grow up and not flat. Just trying to let the lower branches grow out before up. Hopefully they will fill in and accommodate my wishes.

My experience has shown me in the past that they grow and look beautiful - but then the buds swell and all of a sudden they are growing into each other. And we know what ensues after too much touching - the dreaded but rot or mold. So I'm trying to prevent that.

Case in point - I grew this Candy Kush this past summer and after I finally noticed she stopped growing vertically - 17 inches tops - then she was filling in and I'm kicking myself why I didn't try and pull the branches away from each other sooner. Sometimes one sacrifices branches for the good of the plant.
 

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