New Grower 2nd Grow: Anvil, Sour Stomper, CDLC // MH SP3000 // BioALL Org. Soil

[Zer0]

Plants look great! How is that bee sting i heard about?

 

[indicalla]

Plants look great! How is that bee sting i heard about?

Thanks! I’m fine now. Had a rough hour and then slept a lot of hours and had a great last day at TAC, thankfully.

 

[Zer0]

I feel your pain bro i got stung last year at the park by something big and yellow and a pack of them, yellow jackets i think, i had 4 on my back and legs and these fucks don't just sting 1 time they poke and pull out and repeat, 1 got me real good on my calf, i got a scar that sinks in a bit ; / bitch hurt and took forever to heal. the worst part is my wife pissed them throwing a Frisbee disc near them and while they were chasing her..she ran to me and they switched aggro to me and only i got stung, smashing them with my open hand was the only way to get them off me lol

 

[Carve]

@Zeromitch your wife has strong survival instincts

 

[terp182]

And all of them together. Not sure the solo cup grow on the right will make it, but I'll keep trying. This tent is going to fill the fuck up with these plants, unless I jack something up. I'm adding my third fan and repositioning them this evening. I hate the way these Hurricane fans clip onto poles. One day I'll upgrade to fans that oscillate and clip on better. Like these, which are just a way better design IMO.
View attachment 1354405

Looks great on the LST using those clips. I use similar ones I bought off etsy. They're fantastic for canopy management, especially for compact internodes like CDLC's and other squat indicas that benefit from more light penetration. Good stuff!

 

[CannabisMingus]

they're fantastic for canopy management, especially for compact internodes like CDLC's and other squat indicas that benefit from more light penetration

Sounds good - interested in these as well. Have you guys found they can replace the conventional soft-wire tie downs?

 

[CannabisMingus]

A little look at the girls.

@indicalla Plants are looking really solid man.

 

[indicalla]

Sounds good - interested in these as well. Have you guys found they can replace the conventional soft-wire tie downs?

I used a bit of both. When the internodal spacing was big enough, I generally used a bender. But there were some instances where the benders wouldn't fit, or where I felt I was better off using wire. So for me, I think a combo is right.

 

[terp182]

I used a bit of both. When the internodal spacing was big enough, I generally used a bender. But there were some instances where the benders wouldn't fit, or where I felt I was better off using wire. So for me, I think a combo is right.

Agreed. The tie downs seem to work better for peripheral branches while I use the benders to even out the top of the canopy, for me anyway. I just use binder clips on the side of the fabric pot and wire for the peripheral branches I'm trying to open up.

 

[indicalla]

Agreed. The tie downs seem to work better for peripheral branches while I use the benders to even out the top of the canopy, for me anyway. I just use binder clips on the side of the fabric pot and wire for the peripheral branches I'm trying to open up.

Same approach I use, down to the binder clips.