October 10 -before LITFA
October 23rd- the one in front
11/30
Both the most constructive and destructive applications of LITFA I can think of.
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It’s Saturday afternoon, just 2 days ago and things are going fine. I had done the first topping on some cuts a few days earlier and the new shoots were starting to take off. In a week or so would be able to start some training after I transplanted them. I had done some leaf tucking on the first three to expose the shoots on the next node down and and moving onto the last one. Also the biggest and best looking of the group, my favorite, when it happened.
I knew I was running low, but didn’t realize how low until it was to late. I grabbed the bottle to go mix a new batch of LITFA and it was gone. I called both of the local shops, with no luck. So I called them direct and with overnight delivery it will be here in a few hours.
I made my way back to the closet to finish the last of the leaf tucking and started to push the fresh shoots down farther than I had on the other three. The next thing I knew I was starting to LST and while forming the shoots so they could be wired they both snapped. Both sides hanging by a thread “but I can save them”. I try to fabricate a wire tie to pull them up with maybe a drop or 2 of clonex to help seal them will do the trick. I go to work with my size 10 paws and before I can get the wire around one of the shoots falls off. I pull the other one off, while shouting some obscenities…
With LITFA
Without LITFA
Thanks for the best growing supplement on the market LITFA. Not to mention the stellar customer service and super fast shipping. But please consider increasing production because the shops can’t keep up with the demands of a new recreational state.
I would say more because there are so many more good things to say about LITFA. But I need to transplant these cuts and get them LST’d before the delivery comes. Go team LITFA!
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I am highly amused already! Let the show begin!
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Most excellent topic! I support this 999.9% 
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LITFA applies to cloning too!
Here is the one, #3, that I really want to clone quickly. My best female top from a NL. Been misting her, checking often, doing the “rooting ritual” which involves a lot of staring… no roots. Soggy rockwool. Ugh.
And here is one I dont care for #4, whether it is male or female, because it grew much too sparse and long. Didnt do shit to this clone, just let it sit there. Got overflow mist from the others.
LITFA, clearly, wins this clone-off.
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Outstanding! I’ll get to work. We are talking about plants right? Not women.
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Mods Shut her down… we have a winner! @ReikoX, go ahead and send both shirts this way!
After a strict regiment of LITFA IPM, I cannot be any more impressed with the job LITFA did with the snails
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A little bit of an overdose with the LITFA, relative humidity here is under 50% in the house during the winter. Drying hapens to quick so I tried to control it this harvest.
Tiny clusters of mold all over
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bumpity bump
I get told I need to use more LITFA, however I can’t seem to find it any where so my plants continue to suffer…
Some good stories on here though
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Dont forget, only a few more days (December 31) to enter the givaway!
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Bump.
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You know? I didn’t even realize I was practicing LITFA on this poor girl! Seriously! I was looking thru my grow journal pix to see if I had a LITFA example but an example of it HELPING me, not the LITFA that saw the other plants around her grow and get to be teenagers and such and she just withers away still! NOTE: The pictures are in reverse order with the top one being the most recent and the bottom image being the past shot
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Flush that girl well then feed her even better lol
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Thanks for the replies everyone. Today is the last day for entries. Winners will be picked and prizes sent out this week. 
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