Beeeeeefy clones 
topped the ole girl and started strapping her down.
Think tomorrow the greenpoint plants will get tied down and topped, not sure yet.
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I broke 2 Almost 3 on my current grow. It was the the highest accounts of assault on plant thus far. I just pinched that sucker and put her where she needed to be. She’s still there and the highest producing branch. Crazy part is that I put her through so much. She was barely hanging on to the stalk. When I get home I’ll post the picture on my thread. Tuff times. Everything is still looking good tho on your end. You will barely know the branches are gone soon. 
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@nefrella looking good they appear be liking the buckets 
so how do you like the buckets?
just ask as I do find them to be a breeze to grow with better yield than soil-less
and easier the active Hydro
I have been thinking that I might do all my inside work with bucket
peace and be safe
Dequilo
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@dequilo I am in love with the hempy bucket grow style. I absolutely love the 100% control I have over what the plants are getting. Even with a good soil, its still never the same nutrient feed every time.
So glad for your knowledge and that of all the OG’ers because its made 1 million % all the difference.
The flower tent, I’m finishing out the soil run, then the only plants I intend to soil grow are the autos. For the short lifespan, it just seems logical.
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@nefrella I am looking for 50 or 75 feminized Autos that I can plant in a row a long a fence as
a test of sort
but I will only pay so much for beans and the smoke has to worth the grow
in this state as they will bust me for ditch weed
or I will do a hedge of Photo plants with 50 - 75 clones
and than I can break out the hedge shears just shear them like a hedge until flower time
what I need is a couple hundred acres in a legal state
but that means I would have to buy some place and I own this place free and clear
my taxes here are 600 dollars total a year for school and property
makes it hard to move
all the best and grow well
Dequilo
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I had a few incidents this past grow
when I was experimenting with the
plants and managed to completely destroy the plants outer bark and the inner cambium. So to remedy it I used hemp twine, wrapped the damaged stalk and melted bees wax over the twine and she bounced back
If you look closely at the base you will see that the plant is not inline with itself.
But she still managed to pull through
Aloha From Hawaii 
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That sounds like a nice band aid. How did you go about damaging it?
I was experimenting with a non toxic grease last season.
2 seasons ago I used a product called liquid lady bug.
If you look in the circled areas you can see a piece of sponge that I was soaking with the Liquid lady bug solution
Not sure if anyone is familiar that product, but price per gallon of concentrated product was high, $200 plus. Also this past year was a bad one so I tried a cheap route with some grease! Boy did I really mess up
Aloha From Hawaii
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So you soaked a piece of cloth with the solution to keep the mites from crawling up the plant? Is that how it works no spraying. Did it work for you?
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The product works by applying a full foliar spray and also the sponges at the base soaked in the solution of 1 to 4. Yes the sponge prevents any crawling pest from being able to freely travel up and down the stalks. Yes I can say that the (liquid lady bug) product works.
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Just another happy Tuesday 
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Nice tabby
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He goes well with the other 19 cats we have at the warehouse LOL. He’s the only one that’s figured out that being an inside cat is a better lifestyle. Props for his ingenuity…and his aggressive petting LMFAO.
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@nefrella I just realized “warehouse” slow on the uptake
you grow in a tent and have a warehouse? 
do you also have a Ferrari but chose to drive a Yugo?
hell I will bring lights and plants whatever you need
we can fill it up 
just saying
Dequilo
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Hahahaha, no, this is the warehouse at work…And, I’d never drive a Ferrari Hahahahah 
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Edit : I really need to get these in the flower tent. Yowza 
That Royal Queen - Critical is quite a suprise. I grew one in soil last year, and even my half ass knowledge at that point, this plant is soooooo hearty. And, the smoke is pretty tasty 
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Hey nefrella, the top pic. the plant on the top left. Was she just a runt or she just taken her time?
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