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the la bomba is growing like wedding cake too. Very small buds, but super frosty and fragrant

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Are the dark leaves a natural trait or causes by ferts/temps? It looks dank 😎

Just out of curiosity, have you ever done a monster crop? Some growers do it religiously, because its supposed to increase over all yield.

Its a bit to chaotic for me. Ive monster cropped a few clones outdoors but never indoors.
 
Are the dark leaves a natural trait or causes by ferts/temps? It looks dank 😎

Just out of curiosity, have you ever done a monster crop? Some growers do it religiously, because its supposed to increase over all yield.

Its a bit to chaotic for me. Ive monster cropped a few clones outdoors but never indoors.
PM leaves start turning purple in the last couple weeks of flower. the leaves on the four pm are a bit droopy while the la bomba and cheese are fine. I'm a couple weeks out so I'm not too worried.

I've only monstercropped when the plants were getting too close to the lights in my old cabinet.

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PM leaves start turning purple in the last couple weeks of flower. the leaves on the four pm are a bit droopy while the la bomba and cheese are fine. I'm a couple weeks out so I'm not too worried.

I've only monstercropped when the plants were getting too close to the lights in my old cabinet.

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Nice. Permanent Marker looks like a winner.

Monster cropping is intentionally revegging flowering cuttings. The growth is supposed to be more bushy, causing an increase in yield.



I think what you were referring to is super cropping, which seems to be a last resort to control plants that are getting too tall.

 
I had to do a control. The five in the black pots were all reveging. The one middle front was the only one I didn’t pinch off. It’s still reveging

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Some of those plants are looking beefy. Especially the one on the left.

From my experience, revegging happens quicker if the plant is pruned/trimmed early on, leaving only 2-3 branches. The energy of the plant is more concentrated this way. When its left alone to reveg naturally, it takes a lot longer.
 
Some of those plants are looking beefy. Especially the one on the left.

From my experience, revegging happens quicker if the plant is pruned/trimmed early on, leaving only 2-3 branches. The energy of the plant is more concentrated this way. When its left alone to reveg naturally, it takes a lot longer.

I'll definitely be cutting back my revegging plants from now on! Thanks for the tip.
 
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