u/HempHooks

whatup club! i couldn’t help but celebrate this one.
honestly, who cares about follower counts or visit numbers? becoming a club that people genuinely enjoy being a part of is a beautiful thing.

i am busy and don’t spend a ton of time around the club, but when i checked posts today, they were kind, encouraging, celebrating, and had comment sections i didn’t have to worry about getting to the end of. SO THANK YOU TO THOSE OF YOU EMBRACING WHAT WE’RE ALL ABOUT 👊🏽

and with posts like the one in the photo, who can blame people (noobs and vets alike) for being curious about learning how to one day pull something like that plant off??

i encourage new posts from new people. make sure to get a top canopy and a side stem shot! im always around for questions. 🫶🏽

have a great weekend everyone and hope to see you around LSTclub 🪝🌱

my low stress training game may be slightly strong but apparently my general growing is sus 😂😭 anyone have any pro tips for how to handle this damage? I sprayed her w natural pesticide at 6AM and the sun got bright quick 🌞😎 so she got burned. she’s a photo — obama runtz

feel like im doing a decent job getting young obama’s canopy nice and level. it looks like a combo of mainline and bonsai-style. im diggin’ it for sure!

mornin’, LSTclub!

underneath the canopy, things look wild and crazy, but up above it’s much more chill. enjoying this small outdoor grow so far!

how we training today??

did some defol and adjusted the LST hooks, came back an hour later and she looked too good not to photograph.

im really enjoying the outdoor grow and not necessarily needing a super level canopy as much as a spread out one. 🪝🌱

strain is obama runtz. veg day one considered to be May 31. im looking to switch my brand of nutes from nectar of the gods. what’s the club recommending?

not sure when i flipped to flower…early or mid-May. this grow wasn’t great but the bud should be 🔥. excited to get the next run going and be a little more attentive.

that cola is actually curling downward so it’s not as much of an optical illusion as youd think 🤯 it’s big.

so ive never witnessed twisted stems before. i could ask AI, but u guys are more fun. whats the effect of a stem or branch twisting like this? it looks awesome. 🪝🌱👀

the heat wave stalled us last week, but we’re back pumping out the fresh foliage now. no real plan with the LST, just working with what she gives me 🪝🌱

had that heat wave last week so she’s been stressin’ in the shade and stretching. oh well, im just taking what Mother Nature gives me and reacting with LST. hope the final product looks cool!

is there anything i can do to reverse the heat stressed fan leaves? ✌🏽

i think tomorrow will be this plant’s independence from its main stem 🤘🏽 does this look ready to you?

cheetah piss that got a little out of control and let veg too long. happy w the frost and the smell — my main focus for quality bud. pistils are all orange and trichs are starting to amber. not trying to lose too much of the sativa effect 🧠

i think tomorrow will be this plant’s independence from its main stem 🤘🏽

cheetah piss that got a little out of control and let veg too long. happy w the frost and the smell — my main focus for quality bud. pistils are all orange and trichs are starting to amber. not trying to lose too much of the sativa effect 🧠

check out the height difference bw these two side branches! im trying to grow a symmetric plant but this heat wave is forcing me to keep the plant in the shade, so its stretching like crazy. trying to train out the stretch, and this happened in the process. the LST contact point is the circled oval. the lines show the height difference.

any mainlining experts out there who can help me even out these branches?

love how this one uses the whole rim of the pot instead of pulling everything in one direction.

this is from a new friend of mine out in florida. we met from our love of LST. using this with permission.

each branch gets its own lane, the middle stays open, and the plant can keep stretching without turning into a pileup. kinda like mainlining but the nodes are different heights.

how far out do you usually pull a stretchy plant before letting it start back up?