Cannabis Update

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Super Cropped
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Hello Everyone,

Today the cannabis plants are looking very healthy and happy.

I decided to try "Super Cropping" last night for the first time.

I went pretty hard on the branches, which are all very fat and strong, and felt I was not going too hard due to my diligence with research first.

To explain briefly what this method is and does:

It's a pinch and light breakage of the branch systems to help nutrient absorption to the upper top colas, which helps with creating fatter buds. It's pretty simple and straight forward.

I shared some before and after photos. I intentionally took a photo last night to compare against today, and when I woke up the plants looked like nothing had really been done to them. This proves to me that the plants are ultra healthy and resilient.

The clones are coming along really good too, and are clippings from all of the larger plants shown in the photographs.

That will do it for today.

What do you all think of super cropping and how the plants are looking?

I would love to read your thoughts in the comment section!

Thank you for stopping by,

Have a great day! -@futuremind

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sexy bitches !

but they want some water :P

I'd probably prefer tying down over super-cropping
but I need to fight some more (first my pain & then legal system) to be 'allowed' to try

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Thank you!
Yes there are many different methods for opening up the node structures for better bud growth.
What you are seeing is not from underwatering, but actually a nutrient problem from some kind of contamination. I am currently trying to figure it out.

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Super interesting with the super cropping technique. If I understand it correctly, "breaking" the branches by "not breaking" it to stimulated growth. This reminds me of derma roller technique to regrow hair by pinching the sculpts by micro puncture it to stimulate collagen and repair 🤔

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Yes! You comprehend it very well.
That's an interesting comparison with hair lol, but seems very similar in a way.

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Check this out here. Something is going on, and it could be a few things, def dont think its due to them being underwatered. Easy fix though, they look good:)

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I'm not sure what's going on.
I gave them a little Cal-Mag, very small dose and this happens.

It might be contaminated because I was using the same measuring scooper from other nutrient compounds.

Maybe I should flush them, I don't know..
It doesn't look too serious though.

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Looking like those pants been getting some love since I last checked in

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Sorry that I tested my ability to post here on your blog. I have changed my pw but had having troubles to re-connect. Now everything works fine again.

As for your cannabis planting, you certainly became a pro and your plants lead a happy life :) Caring about plants or animals is the first step to also care for humans, is the saying. LOL :D Now, what does that say about me? I am having troubles with my plants. HaHa!

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Thank you @erh.germany!

No worries about the test post, I understand :)

There is definitely something to self care and the health that our plants exhibit. When my plants start getting sick, usually there is something I have to do for my mental health, and even things like cleaning up the house and detachment to stressful thinking can help in a multitude of ways.

The plants will instantly start responding in a positive way when our personal lives are tended to in a positive manner.

Thank you for stopping by and for sharing your perspective on this.
I hope you're able to get the plants responding better.
Sometimes they just need a little more light and heat :)

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The plants will instantly start responding in a positive way when our personal lives are tended to in a positive manner.

I think this is true. If disorder hits me, it also hits my home and all what is in it. Taking care of what is near me, I find gives satisfaction. Self care, though, is another matter ... LOL I must become better at it.

We will start to make the wintergarden more livable once spring is in full swing. So far, the plants which are still alive had to endure some cold and grey days :(

Greetings to you!

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I love to see how Cannabis growing and showing sign of health and happiness. plants are looking beautiful after cropping.

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How much time is left for first harvesting?

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Probably 8 weeks.

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I posted about Nasturtium flowers from my garden in my latest post after the gap of 4 days.

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