Nuke Nutes ready set glow grow 
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talk about blurple, these guys have you beat hands down
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@monkeyman That is so freaking cool.Cannot believe a grow site that size is using burple and not quantum boards with the briglux white leds…Makes me feel better about my burples 
hmmm first snow storm i will have to see if i can turn it purple here lol
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Omg that’s epic! Also… a town of snowflake… Wow… I’m not going there (literally and methodically) or I might “trigger” a meltdown lol. But really, who names their town snowflake?!?
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Yeah! That is rather cool. 
I ‘fiddled’ about with that a bit as well, I think it has potential as a diagnostic tool for early deficiencies.
I could see some interesting patterns in my images when I was nailed by a pH issue.
Cheers
G
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@Gpaw Oh yeah i agree i can see it help to bring out early deficiencies to and its fun to pass the boredom lol
Hope your doing well brother and more props your way for the 2 beautiful ladies.
3days after being untied Ty-DoSpread completely bushed in again.So we did some selective tie down and leaf pruning again.This girls branches are getting ready to hold some serious wieght the way they are growing
Ripped even with her ripped in half taproot as a seedling is determined to over take her sister.Again untied 3 days bushed in,so selective tie down and pruning again for her to.
Loving these 2 auto fem ladies and the fun of training them in my livingroom on the veg rack.
Think i will make a training auto thread with these girls
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Happy days indees
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Happy monday man. Been gone for a couple minutes and now your garden looks completely different. Its all looking great man.
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@projectgreenthumb710 Happy Monday brother hope all is well and good with you.Been thinking of ya bro.Hope the garden is blooming and your harvesting some big killer buds soon.
Yeah i trimmed and cropped the tent again.So it lo0ks different till it fills in again…
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Enjoying all your updates, can’t keep straight how many different rooms/tents u have now! Loving it!!!
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Lol hey Sasquatch how ya doing bro…One 4x8 tent one 4x6 closet, one 5x5 closet just starting to run now, 3tier veg rack and converted entertainment unit to a cutting chamber in my living room and will soon be acquiring a 4x4 tent for the livingroom to
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Your ‘power management’ must be getting interesting …
I’ve an eye out for news of Toronto power blackouts
Cheers
G
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They joys of living in an apartment and hydro is included with no individual unit meters to monitor power consumption.
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@Gpaw hey bro Ty-Do spread is going into full flower now.I expect Ripped to follow next week given her set back as a seedling.
So one day after tying them back down and selective leaf pruning they are determined not to be held down anymore
Ty-DoSpread starting to put out bud formation now.
Ripped going through the final stretch to start flowering
Will be spreading and pinning down branches,leaf tucking and pruning daily for the next week as they flower under 18/6 light.
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Great training regimen you have going with those girls.
Ever thought about doing a tutorial?
I checked my notes, looks like the stretch was about 40 ~ 50% (ish) 
for those NL autos. Their growth slowed down to a crawl after week 2 of flower, but by then they were busy building bud.
Cheers
G
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Funny you say that bro.I just went through all my pics and moved 36 images of Ty-Do to a folder to do just that…On OG 1 i had a tutorial but it was on a plant outdoors.Traiined one plant to fill a 4x8 area with a sea of 4ft high cola spears @Mongobongo was an avid follower of that thread and it earned me mentor status for the outdoor forum.
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I’ve done some reading but haven’t ever really trained plant through bending and tying down. The only way I structured my plants was through pruning, and that was with my bonsai mothers that I used for my mini SOG. I’ll be watching for your tutorial hehe. I just got some binder clips to use as tie down points for my over grown plants.
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Looking forward to your tutorial Smkn!!
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That will work fine…I use jumbo coated paper clips for indoor plants
When the plants are starting out i use one opened out like the last pic hook it over the branch and spike it in soil.As the plant grows i open another clip to a S use one hook on a branch and hook the other hook to hook spike.I also like the paper clips because the pierce the fabric pots easily only making a tiny hole.
@Sasquatch howdy i will get the tutorial done over night as i kill the hours of insomnia.
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I thought about using some spikes, but I’ll use the paper clip idea for smaller plants.
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