Why are people against pruning?

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grassott

• Nov 4, 2011

• #121

Well on my non defol'd crops at that age, the plant's structure was taller. However, they were less bushy and rather stretchier.

Without the defol they would not have been as bushy as the above pic at that stage.

OK leaf lovers, just wait til I finish my guerilla crop lol

 

mad librettist

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #122

Maybe you should do something about plant nutrition if your plants are leggy.

Can we see pics of the latest? Im curious to compare them with the text.

 

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grassott

• Nov 4, 2011

• #123

mad librettist said:

Maybe you should do something about plant nutrition if your plants are leggy.

Can we see pics of the latest? Im curious to compare them with the text.

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No you can't see pics of the latest because the cops got them. If I never got busted then you would have seen the pics a long time ago. I thought this was obvious.

On a positive note I've just started clones in a new location away from my house. My guerilla grow. Everyone on ICmag will see the pics from clone to harvest in a few months time. I've been advised to report my experiment in this manner. Doing it this way also keeps people like you off my back lol.

 

mad librettist

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #124

you can't take a camera to your indoor guerilla grow? you didn't document the defoliation there? it is just starting? it sounded like you were much farther into this than turns out.

 

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grassott

• Nov 4, 2011

• #125

^you want me to take a pic of my clones which are a week old? why? have you not seen 7 day clones before? they ain't even been defolied yet. what's your problem mate? jee wizz some people!

 

mad librettist

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #126

no prob, I just didn't realize you had the clones, and that's it. sounded like you already had that growroom going.

 

mad librettist

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #127

also, I just finished making some oil, so my reading comprehension is a bit low.

 

wisco61

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• Nov 4, 2011

• #128

As someone who has walked for miles through mosquito and tick infested swamps and woods to find plants ravaged by deer, bugs, weather, rippers, cops and a 100 other things, I ask that you stop referring to a barn grow as gueriila. It just isn't and gives people the wrong impression.

 

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grassott

• Nov 4, 2011

• #129

Guerilla growing refers to farming away from your own property, or in a remote location where people seldom roam around. Indoor guerilla grows, outdoor guerilla grows, what's the big deal?

 

wisco61

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• Nov 5, 2011

• #130

grassott said:

Guerilla growing refers to farming in a remote location where people seldom roam around.

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fixed.

The other would be off-site growing.

 

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Brastaman

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• Nov 5, 2011

• #131

everything in moderation.

 

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grassott

• Nov 5, 2011

• #132

OK. No such thing as an indoor guerilla grow. I stand corrected and many thanks for pointing it out