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  1. grod31

    Growing a plant for aesthetics despite yield.

    nice.. so yeah as suspected you can basically do anything you want with them . I wonder what that braided stem would look like after a summer grow season.
  2. grod31

    Growing a plant for aesthetics despite yield.

    I will play around with a few ideas. How do you think they will do with braiding?(inspired by that pic) I'm thinking about using the two bottom branches to braid up around the meristem but continue dis- budding everything else. Its alot of fun to think about what we could grow if we didn't want...
  3. grod31

    Growing a plant for aesthetics despite yield.

    For sure. Anyone have an idea how long it would take to grow up to 100 cm? 5 gallon soil buckets with LED. I dont usually veg that long and when I have it was never strait up.
  4. grod31

    Growing a plant for aesthetics despite yield.

    How long do you think it would take indoors to grow a plant strait up to about 4 feet(100 cm)? 50 days 80 days?
  5. grod31

    Growing a plant for aesthetics despite yield.

    hhmm well that does make things a bit trickier. Thanks for that.
  6. grod31

    Growing a plant for aesthetics despite yield.

    really? the amount of branches that comes out of a node decreases with height or age ? Thats something I have never noted. If so one could graft in some additional arms(or varieties) at the top.
  7. grod31

    Growing a plant for aesthetics despite yield.

    Hey all this post is about what can be done not why something should be done. Many different trees and shrubs are trained and manipulated to be sold in various forms. Cannabis grows so quick I assume its possible to to train our ladies into basically any shape we set our ambitions on. From...
  8. grod31

    Are pre-flowers a sign of anything besides gender?

    Now we are getting somewhere. Besides gender/maturity you would agree it can say something about phenotype? or at least a plants individual metabolism. I guess that is funny to think about because the fact that it pre flowers IS its phenotype but what i'm wondering is. pre flowering =...
  9. grod31

    Are pre-flowers a sign of anything besides gender?

    Any thoughts on the meaning of preflowers besides maturity?
  10. grod31

    Are pre-flowers a sign of anything besides gender?

    So I have 10 regular plants in 1 gallon buckets on 17 hours of light started over 60 days ago. One of those plants is showing pre flowers and has been since day 51. Is this an indicator that it will start to flower sooner than the others? finish quicker than others? Has a phenotype more...
  11. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    This lil glimpse into a mad mans mind is how i'm deciding on the shape I want.
  12. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    This grow is mainly for principle not so much harvest, aesthetics is on the top level of priority. The shape of these trees is the utmost importance since my yard is incredibly small. They only have a foot print of about 35 square ft of immediate grow space. Outside of their immediate grow space...
  13. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    You can say that twice. Even indoors I got fucked one year by hurricane sandy... Entire grow room under water...
  14. grod31

    Mag-I-Cal® for Lawns in Acidic Soil | Jonathan Green

    Anyone ever use this stuff to amend beds? I have a bag of it and i have no lawn. Anyone use it? Any reason it wouldn't be safe?
  15. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    So you would( but didn't) vote not worth it? Your permitted 30 plants in NY?
  16. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    Would there be a difference between using supplemental lighting to disrupt the dark cycle for 1 hour Vs. vegging 16 continuous hours?
  17. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    Thank you so much for the suggestion im watching them now ill take notes as i watch These guys have a crazy grow season. its nothing like this in the north east. These guys are well into august and they haven't even started to flower. Lots of good stuff in there. these cats spend like $500 each...
  18. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    hell yeah, a rain cover would be ideal for sept-oct thats what i did this year and it made a huge difference. im gonna use these 4'x4 pop up tents for the frames with cheap 4'x'cold frames ontop to build a poor mans green house of sorts.
  19. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    poll vote? 😎
  20. grod31

    Bringing indoor trees outside in the North east.

    Plants in 1 gallon pots at the low end of the veg cycle at 16 hours of light started in November. Trim& train Transplant into 7 gallon pots end of January.Trim& train April transplant full sized plants into the ground with supplemental lighting to achieve the same amount of light it was getting...

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