Super Cropping

[Philfy8]

Hey guy's this is how I super crop, at present I am achieving good yields through multiple tipping. Before I take clones the tips are removed from the selected limbs, given a time to get new growth and then cloned. This way I have a double when it roots and is placed in the net pot. As soon as it gets going it is tipped, give it a week or so and tip all x4, 1 week or so later tip again x8. I will keep doing this until there is 40 odd, also cut back any growth that is to tall. This can go on for 6 weeks until they are around 600mm tall & bushy with good root mass. Then they go under the 1000 watter.

 

Only trouble the vegging takes longer, 8-10 weeks would yield shit loads.

 

IMHO P8.

[pisspotgrower]

I may be wrong but isnt super cropping bending and snapping of the stem and in turn creates a "knuckle"

 

Tipping n topping a plant is a completely different thing..... ...but hey if ya seen it on utube

 

 

now thats super cropping and lst......7 plants 3by 3 meter room.....by ur accounts i should be pulling like 4 pounds a light which should be 24 pounds in a 3 by 3 meter room......it cant be done not enough room for the buds

Edited May 7, 2011 by pisspotgrower

[shroomyshroom]

this is not super cropping at all... what you are doing is called tipping, topping or pinching

 

but what you advise works great if you got nothing but time on your hands

[Philfy8]

this is not super cropping at all... what you are doing is called tipping, topping or pinching

 

but what you advise works great if you got nothing but time on your hands

From what I've seen and experienced for myself, isn’t super cropping a process where the yield is dramatically increased and tipping creates more bud sites than crimping, just takes longer as I stated

 

How much yield from 1 plant, under 1 1000w, do you think is achievable?

[Philfy8]

I may be wrong but isnt super cropping bending and snapping of the stem and in turn creates a "knuckle"

 

Tipping n topping a plant is a completely different thing..... ...but hey if ya seen it on utube

 

 

now thats super cropping and lst......7 plants 3by 3 meter room.....by ur accounts i should be pulling like 4 pounds a light which should be 24 pounds in a 3 by 3 meter room......it cant be done not enough room for the buds

 

How much yield from 1 plant, under 1 1000w, do you think is achievable?

[shroomyshroom]

http://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/200413-fimming-my-blaze-complete-how.html

 

check out this by M-blaze its basically your tech

 

 

check out page 35 for my plant done with this tech... she was a monster

[jimbojones5678]

yeah supercropping is the bending and snapping of stems to let the lower growth catch up and present more bud sites at the top of the canopy. What you are doing is just tipping or topping.

 

Jimbo

[Philfy8]

I may be wrong but isnt super cropping bending and snapping of the stem and in turn creates a "knuckle"

 

Tipping n topping a plant is a completely different thing..... ...but hey if ya seen it on utube

 

 

now thats super cropping and lst......7 plants 3by 3 meter room..

How the fuck can you call that scabby plant super cropping, half the fuckin plants missing. Your smoking to much shit dick head.

[ConvexConepiece]

Hmmm

 

Philfy you post a thread giving advice to others with the wrong technique name....

 

Then after ppg and others correct you ya call em a dickhead?

 

[brick]

Now that's not a very nice thing to say

 

Especially from someone like you who obviously knows all there is to know.

 

But alas no matter how much knowledge we have, we can still make mistakes.

 

And you are terribly wrong.

 

What you are doing is tipping. You got that? TIPPING.

 

So when you fucking grow up, just a little bit and learn not flame or berate others who obviously know what they are talking about (oops! forgot! the longer you have been growing the less you know about it) then come back and chew the fat.

 

Supercropping is the deliberate bending/snapping of a limb to let light into the whole plant and to encourage stronger growth lower down.