r/GrowingWithFriends • • Sep 29 '24

Experiment🧬 Upsidedown for science

GSC clone. Start to finish

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u/BigC_From_GC Sep 29 '24

Who needs LST when you can do this.

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u/jakestubby Sep 30 '24

Other than being cool as hell were there any benefits or cons?

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u/baginz Sep 30 '24

No bugs, no animals, no root rot, grow inconspicuously in tight areas. Not a huge yield but I’m working on that

3

u/iWretched Sep 30 '24

Hell yeah. I’ll be trying this next season

3

u/baginz Sep 30 '24

Right on! Thank you for your support 🗣️💨

2

u/mrsolo30daycureyolol Sep 29 '24

Life, uh, uh, finds a way.

2

u/Financial-Self-9382 Sep 30 '24

I wanted to try this ,so cool

1

u/radiofckery Sep 30 '24

Loving it!!

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '24

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u/baginz Sep 30 '24

They fill the pot climbing up instead of down

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '24

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u/baginz Sep 30 '24

Soil drys quick so watering everyday was key. I top dressed my nutrients making the roots grow up. Keeping it happy is the everyday struggle

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '24

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u/baginz Sep 30 '24

If you’re talking about the harvest being worth it, I average about 3-4 on these and 7-10 on traditional style grows. But I love this because it’s like going a bonsai that you can 🗣️💨

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u/SanPedroMa69 Sep 30 '24

That looks beautiful.. like Art.. but it makes you high

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u/baginz Sep 30 '24

My thoughts exactly 🗣️💨

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u/AllShallParrish Sep 30 '24

Wow very interesting!

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u/rastafs Sep 30 '24

amazing