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Topping means: you cut off the uppermost shoot tip of the plant so that it doesn't just grow upwards, but instead puts its energy into several new main shoots – more branching instead of just one dominant headbud.
Dominant Main Shoot
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Cut tip above nodie
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Dominant Lateral Shoots
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Scroggen
Scrogging is derived from the term "Screen of Green (SCROG)". So, you try to distribute and illuminate the plant as evenly as possible with the screen.
Grow
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Tie-down
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Fill Grid
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Fertilizing
The Frank C. pot system can be easily fertilized with fertilizer pellets. Simply insert any number of pellets into one or more holes of the pot system.
If you let the heads protrude slightly, you can also easily read how much has already been fertilized.
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Example Cycle
Small plant, small steps. Big experience, awesome result.
The plant is kept extraordinarily compact through pruning techniques and intense lighting. This extends the vegetative phase but rewards you with a dense carpet of buds.
Frank C. is not a seed merchant making unrealistic promises about timelines – the described cycle can certainly be accelerated, but I prefer a guide with a buffer over overpromising. You can, of course, develop your own technique at any time; many paths lead to the goal – especially with cannabis. Speaking of goals:
Harvesting, Drying & Curing
The plant has successfully produced its buds in the Glowbox and can therefore, of course, also be dried in it! To do this, the stem is cut below the SCROG grid. The lid, along with the grid and the plant, is then removed and placed in the box. It is best to let the substrate dry outside the box. If the substrate is already completely dry, you can also do it without separation. For drying, it is essential to disconnect the circulation fans from the power and only use the exhaust air! This way, your harvest will be gently dried in your home without a strong odor.