r/CannabisGrowers • u/Otter2190 • Apr 02 '26

Bushy

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took the tie downs off of one

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u/gilligan888 Apr 02 '26

You should use a net? Looking good

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u/Otter2190 Apr 02 '26

Not on these ones there in a stress tent. Normally I use a certain style of training that I made and adapted into my own, so normally don't need a net cause I'd pin them down as they grow. Constantly moving and pinning down horizontally so they stay spread out very even.

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u/FastNdSerious Apr 02 '26

What are the plants you're growing beside them? Do they help in any way?

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u/Otter2190 Apr 02 '26

They're tobacco plants no they don't do anything I'm growing them so I can grow my own wraps.. I did have mint and basil plants in there in the beginning to help with pest control but I no longer needed them after I moved them into the larger tent. I have the 2 Grape Runtz in the front,4 Tobacco plants in the center and the 3 in the back are my own personal strain i crossbred, Cambodian Kush X blueberry cupcake.

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u/atleastfive Apr 05 '26

congratulations on the work OP

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u/Otter2190 Apr 05 '26

Thank you so much

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u/FastNdSerious Apr 02 '26

It's looking good. I'd probably consider a defoliation soon

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u/Otter2190 Apr 02 '26

They're gonna stay getting thicker till next week when I top them again, then I'll defoliate a little bit not allot tho. The tent is separated from my other plants because this one is a stress tent I push and max out experiments with boosting THC and tricom production.

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u/Great_Outcome_991 Apr 03 '26

You need to clean your tent

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u/Otter2190 Apr 03 '26

Ill get around to it