New grow what's up

I save up twisty ties, those metal wires covered in plastic that come with electronic cables etc, or you can also get a roll of gardening wire, cut off strips and reuse them.
Paperclips are cool too.
And there’s also good old hemp rope you can use to sling in a circle around all the branches.
All reusable.

I use zipties for stuff that I don’t want to budge for years to come. :smile:

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It’s kind of amusing that people buy gardening stakes and twist-ties when sticks and string can be scrounged at little or no cost. A buddy of mine put his plants in blackberry and muscadine bushes, using those vines as a natural SCROG that also conceals his plants.
It’s amazing how much cannabis you can grow at little or no cost.

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If it costs money it’s not the best solution. :smile:

It’s healthy to hesitate, sit down and ponder alternate possibilities of just about everything in life.

Being lazy and daydreaming / meditating, makes room for more efficient and long lasting solutions.

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It’s all about finding the most effective and efficient way that takes as little time as possible. Simplify, summarize and read between the lines.

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In LITFA we trust. Amen.

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It’s twist ties I’m using. Though breaking a zip tie is kinda easy imo. Usually just a sharp right angle pressure on the square, then pop it comes right off.

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Looks lime it’s almost time to harvest. She’s surviving so far. I make sure to use warm water around 75-80f to help the soil stay alive while it’s trying to freeze.

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Ahhh, now I understand why some plants turn black when it gets cold, it absorbs more light and heat this way, ofcourse. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Beautiful shades!

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Well… the wind is brutal…

It all helps increase cannabinoids levels. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Edit: I just realized it’s velcro, lol, what an invention!

I’ve used a velcro guitar cable strap to keep a plant together before, whatever works!

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That’s an interesting observation, and it makes sense. This plant never ceases to amaze.

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I actually used the velcro strap from my arm brace. I don’t need to use it anymore. Almost a year after I broke my shoulder blade. Main reason it’s been a low training grow

increase it because of stress??

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It really depends on intent.
Plants also create scartissue, just like human bodies, and they also have a hormonal system.
Under stress a healthy body creates all kinds of hormones to compensate and cope.
It activates healing, soothing powers, and a plant that had to heal itself is perhaps more capable of healing the humans that grow them and ingest them.

Letting a plant unfold without interference perhaps give us a lighter feeling effect.

I trust the universe knows what it’s doing, otherwise the stars wouldn’t look so beautiful, and this plant wouldn’t be so wonderful, it’s all designed and created man, I don’t see chaos anywhere, only patterns and cooperative life affirming systems.

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I know a bug part of increased thc is perceived bug attacks. That’s one reason why people trim the tips off fan leaves. When you top/fim also it simulates a bug attack. The response is to grow more thc as it’s an insecticide and a glue trap in one.

Also new growth has resumed again. Inspections daily revealed she’s growing new green growth over the purple black growth. The contrast is beautiful :heart_eyes: though I just have to get some mesh around the railing for general rain protection.

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Colas are getting fatter. I really should name this plant already

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A year?! Wow. I bet you get an interestingly complex cannabinoid/terpene profile.

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I usually end up withsome interesting ones. Last grow was chocolate and coffee. A really nice mocha smell and taste

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If she won’t recover it’s harvest day. The leaves are actually frozen in the stem and move wherever I touch them to. I’m giving her some warm water and hoping she has some more time

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