Cherry Poppers - Round #1 grow diary by Kenn0rphan

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@DrBud420, Ah yes. This is true. The one pheno (plant in front row on the right) I decided to supercrop was just outpacing all of the others. This gave some time for the others to catch up. I'll flip em to flower as soon as I water them next.

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DutchFarmercommentedweek 22mo ago

💪💪💪

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yan402commentedweek 12mo ago

🤞🍀♥️

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GERGrowDesignscommentedweek 02mo ago

Good Luck with your project ! Keep up the great work your ladie will love it :D

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Em_Martincommentedweek 32mo ago

First time with air pruning pots? You’re going to love the results

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Kenn0rphancommented2mo ago

@Em_Martin, indeed first time. I’m hoping it reduces the amount of soil and water/nutes I need to use.

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DrBud420commentedweek 22mo ago

👌

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DrBud420commentedweek 718d ago

Try to bend the tall ones further down, if you have some insulated wire, that's perfect for lst..but be careful because those branches are already strong and could easily break, so be careful, slowly, little by little each tightening. Also, try to put the tall ones a little to the side, and put the lower ones under direct light so that they get the most light, in the middle somehow, but it's best to do the way you think it should be, just do a little research on the forums and here with other growers who had a similar situation, it will surely help you and believe me everything will be great. Your ladies are beautiful bro,happy growing!!!

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Kenn0rphancommented16d ago

@DrBud420, yup. I’ve been working at bending and actually even cropping one of them. It’s not working too bad. The hollow stems have worked well for cropping actually. Breaking the inside of the stem but not damaging the exterior that is.

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DrBud420commented16d ago

@Kenn0rphan, don't let them break in any way, just bend them slightly

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Kenn0rphancommented13d ago

@DrBud420, it’s okay to break them. The key is to not damage the exterior ‘skin’ so much.

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DrBud420commentedweek 91d ago

You have an 11 L pot, you can comfortably water with 2.5 L and even a little stronger and you are calm for a week, better for you and for them. The plants are beautiful, happy flowering!!!

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Kenn0rphancommented11h ago

@DrBud420, I definitely could. But the soil is soaked pretty thoroughly (I use a mister) and I’m getting run off. Any more run off and I just see it as wasted water and nutes. If I see signs of lockout then I’ll up the water and reduce frequency.

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