Decided to give LST a shot on the smaller of them to see how things go over the next few days. Hoping that I’ve got it tied off correctly to get the most out of it.
The biggest seems to have stopped with the nute burn after flushing last week. Would it be wise to remove those damaged leaves of am I better to leave them on?
Working a bit more on the LST and one plant is continuing to show some great progress. The other two haven’t started to show sex yet, but this one is well on her way I believe.
@Hogmaster I hope you don’t mind, but I’ve seen from a few other posts that you are an expert on autos. Is there any advice you would have based on how things are progressing? This is my first time with these.
Worried that I may have done a bit of damage to the smaller of the 3. Things were going well and I had decided to change the tie down point yesterday to get the new growth a bit further over since the original LST attempt. This was yesterday evening. Since that time the top has still not rotated upright again like the others. Is there anything I should be doing to help? I’ve rotated it so it’s currently pointing in a direction to get a bit more sun exposure to see if that helps.
Things seem to be progressing well. Still shocked that only one of the 3 seems to have gone into flower, the others are at least 10 days behind at this point.
Looks like there may have been an accident over the course of the night, perhaps an animal. But one of the ones just starting to show sex has had an involuntary “supercroping” the stem was bent to about about 90 degrees. It does not look like it broke through, but we definitely limp. I’ve released the tension of the LST on this one, and created a small sprint with a small dowel and tape. Hoping that it does not cause any issues in the long run as it’s high on the main stem. Does anyone have any advice on how to minimize the damage, or is it too late on this one and just hope for the best?
Checked in today and things seem to be going alright. No visible damage above the bend. Would it be wise to remove the splint after a few days to see if it’s able to hold its own weight?
The incident from before had healed and it looks like the other two have gone into pre-flower. They’ve stretched quite a bit over the last week. The small of the bunch is looking great!