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Hey all. Got my seeds off a friend of mine who has been growing for 2 years. About a month ago we had a storm and therefor I set up some support for my plants (stick in the soil). I then removed them again 3 weeks later and then 4 days ago a new storm came. Here's what happened:

















My buddy tells me that they will get up by themselves, is that correct? I have lots more questions but first off I just want to know what to do with the plants that have fallen over.

This is my first time growing weed and I would really like to get a OK product in the end

Tie a piece of rope around the trunk, and once the tree is straight again tie the rope off to something.

if you have that many storms, you may want to consider keeping them staked. each time they fall over like that its going to cause stress, stress causes less bud growth in the end!

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well you can keep your support till your plants are ready

keep in mind to leave the rope louse so your plants have space to grow

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seeds and more seeds

Actually we don't. And that's the thing, it should make the buds grow that's why I've hesitated on giving back the support . I'll go tie them up and remove the support in a few days. I'll keep you updated in this thread

first grow??? freakin awsome!!! yeah man tie those bitches. like earlier reply leave loose for growth room. you will need to tie them anyways when the buds get bigger

God outdoor grows like that are so damn beautiful



I would just tie those bitches to something. Looks good though

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that problem is easy and bondage is a great option. if you choose to do so make sure you tie loosely as to not choke the plants delivery system. i would recommend checking out all of jorge cervantes' dvds.

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your stocks are nice and thick, but i would build some type of support system for them, then tie her down to it. i would hate to see my plants go through a storm if i didnt have them supported and secure. are you feeding them any carbohydrates?

Not that I know of. Maybe I do but I don't know if it goes as carbohydrates. I use this 10mL of this http://www.norfolklights.com/bloom-s...mi-p-1893.html everyday.