How To Train Your Plants From Seed To Harvest - From The Stash Podcast Ep.190

[@EasternGrows757]

Another great show. Always love watching and learning from all of yall. I myself will top my plants once there is at least 5 nodes. Once the branches are at least 5 inches long I will start LST for the remainder of veg and the first 3 weeks into flower. I call this my 5x5 method. Defoliation and leaf tucking through the whole grow especially in flower.

[@FERALTREEFOLK]

Rob coming in with the Silence of the Lambs reference 👏👏 bravo! I knew I wasn't the only person hearing that every time!

[@StonerDad420]

I topped my new grow at about 14 days and started training 3 days after they are looking really good they were also leggy after sprouting I dug them up gently loosened the soil and looped them back into the soil right up the leaves I really was surprised at the results they were absolutely thriving 4 days later.

[@patslickcat533]

I’m with P on this 1. I haven’t grown the same over and over. Something new every time

[@richnault2866]

what a great conversation gents.

[@peterevans5899]

One of the top videos from you fellas in my opinion. Going into the grow playlist, Cheers

[@BACKWOODSGAS]

Great conversation. Love learning about all kinds of different training techniques

[@aussiedigger1441]

Thank you guy's i needed to hear more about hst/lst with autos!

[@minnekannabis1]

I think we are defoliating too soon (early veg). We're going to wait on the next grow until they are mid-veg and looking healthy. We will train again at 4/5 nodes and top but I think we stress them out too much by removing stems & leaves too early. Great info, sons!

[@barbwire5bh294]

I tried Heavy low stress after transplanting 7" at end of EarthBox's and pinned her down as she grew and each limb spreading her out low to the ground some limbs are now covered with top dress.. she's a beast outdoors with maybe 50 tops. well I got 4..lol what FUN! TY for all the instructional help!

[@BubbaBudsmith]

Great show growmies! You guys are hilarious

[@JanQVincent]

The side story of the main bud being too close to the light and herming with little bananas was funny and helpful 😂 The last week of my previous grow I battled bananas 🤜 Was thinking it was the new lights.

[@TroyheadleyHeadley]

Great show

[@ducatimidnight594]

Rob said it. Pros and cons and big sacrifice. There are reasons. It is what it is.

[@larryrodriguez8963]

Just in time for my morning joint and coffee gentlemen!

[@HoRRiiBLe1313]

4:36 I start my first training as soon as I can. I find using the bud clips helps buff up that stalk as fast as possible. After that it could be an every other day thing. I don’t have height so I can’t let them do what they want.

[@BudTrainer]

💪

[@Hermboldt]

P is going to drop a video tomorrow “why you shouldn’t train your plants” 😂

[@50dbo]

There’s pros and cons to almost any method… medicine was working when I had that typo

[@Hermboldt]

@@50dbofor sure brother

[@aaronschwanke3563]

He has to now! 😂 I love the funny pigeons videos like guys with a grow tent, the you betcha parody 😂😂

[@smm72]

You this year I think I have gone through 23 different strains

[@VTDIRTDEMON]

As always, I appreciate the knowledge fellas!

[@5clyde]

Good info as always growmies!!!🌳

[@mikekelly4286]

love all the talks. Outdoors for me in Mi. 2nd grow for me. Thanks!

[@CitizenInGame]

I've been experimenting with supercropping and I found that if you want your lower buds to bulk and mature grab the leafs and tug them away from the branch. They fill in the gap caused by the branch. I'm just about to harvest a Sherb Cream Pie plant and it stretched way more than I expected when I flipped to flower so I had to take extreme measures in my 2x2. I have dense big buds, especially on the supercropped branches, which inspired me to focus on the lower buds. I wanted to find out if there was a way to help them bulk and I believe I found it. Like I said earlier, just pinch onto the leaves and bend it out away from the branch so it is pointing horizontally from the main branch. Keep doing it every day or 2 and you'll see results. Any way...happy growing and great podcast!

[@untrainedastronaut]

seen my name on the screen! bad ass idea!!

[@offjasonwaynenicholsjr.182]

Great episode 🎉

[@PoppaLongroach]

Went to a rec dispensery in Cumberland md today. Was 1st time ever in a dispensery. Pretty cool. Got 14 grams of Gary Payton smalls for $87. 1st time smoking Gary Payton and I love the flavor profile, and it's pretty good pot. I like the gassy profile alot

[@SamGentry-sm8jt]

@@PoppaLongroach far drive but cookies on 8 mile in mi has $80 ounces of 25% buds and $30 eighths of wax. Sucks there’s such a price hike in certain states from gvmnt taxation

[@loopmantra8314]

I top them 12~18 days from seed, right at the third nod Get four main tops right there, and then it's all LST mostly

[@papajohn3123]

This js exactly what I needed

[@GRASZHOPPERS]

When it comes to outdoors I like to top the plant once the nodes start growing like a clone instead of two nodes coming of the plant side by side like when it’s young. Helps with weight transfer and not splitting the stalk when in flower. Also get to see how the plant grows on its own at same time.

[@MikeJohnson-c3w]

I like to remove the first couple sets of nodes to give more space to water and air then top after 3 or 4 additional nodes

[@uncle_creepy2743]

I prefer smaller or medium sized buds, less chance of any issues❤

[@whitneytate8158]

Look I have a big girl outdoor like yall guys to see. My outside grow this year

[@JHeezy-jf3jx]

I prefer low stress training and I use the red clips to bend the plant at the nodes. I keep training until I see the pistols, so through bout week 3 of 12/12 cycle.

[@jjjjjasonjjjjjackson]

If a plant seems to be just stretchy no matter what ypu try. Some of the older legs would separate the blue vs red channels. By using a lot of blue light and minimal red light will stop your plant from stretching while still allowing root development to continue

[@brentmullin3575]

I remove the first 2 sets of.branches as soon as it hit 5 or 6 nodes. I have noticed they never catch up. Saves time in the end for me.

[@willanderson5088]

I start taking a leaf or two off every couple of days after week 4/5 depending on plant. Bigger they get the more I might take off but I never to a ton at once. Just slowly clean it up as it grows

[@growersmindset]

autos i think the best is just no training lol. my best autos i did nothing. good points about defoliation. it is fun to train a plant and control the situation, but it’s also fun to watch them go wild lol. nice discussion fellas

[@jjjjjasonjjjjjackson]

I never get the huge flower stretch but I make sure that the DLI is consistent

[@SportsAndGaming23]

I’ve noticed If you top at the 3rd node the plant likes to stay short and not stretch as much. I top at my 5-6 node, I find o can get a good stretch still.

[@JonathanTush]

Heavy defole right before the flip and for me 2 weeks I give them the pigeons treatment haha

[@50dbo]

Don’t even look at em bro

[@50dbo]

Just peak in the door. Not on fire, shut the door

[@tvdubroolz]

Idk if you should hate on Triploids as much as you do Rob… but it does make me literally lol sometimes😂 keep doing your thing bro, love how you keep it real.

[@TucstonedGenetics520]

I try to top the top 3 nodes once the plant gets to about 6 nodes, and then I clone the top. If it roots, I switch the seedling and see how it stretches and grows. Then I can use that info to start training the clone. If I like the smoke, I have a mom ready to cut from.

[@60oldmangrowing]

What up from KY

[@L4DNS]

Goodbye horse's, and I'm crying, crying, crying over yoooooou.....

[@johnkehoe8368]

a friend and me asked his dad if we could grow in the basement he said ya i will help yas out and he said top the plants we said ok and had no idea so we said to him we did and in 3 minths of veg they was to the roof above the lights his dad came down seen them and took hedge clippers and cut them all down to 4 feet then he told us about changing the light and things can double in size was so upset thinking all our plants would die when he did this but it worked and was a good grow for beginners

[@chuckbailey6835]

Thats awesome how old is your freinds dad?

[@johnkehoe8368]

@@chuckbailey6835 he would be in his 80's if still alive he passed away about 6 years ago

[@DoubleA_AMAfpv]

FTS BOYS, Yeah!

[@RuckaznRollaz]

P is not going to like it, but I’m going to try to train autos 😁 BTW if you didn’t know it guys: Germany depenalized Cannabis on 1rst of April. People are allowed to grow 3 plants or 50 grams per month. This is huge for Europe. If Germany succeeds, entire Europe will follow. Maybe an interesting topic for your show. Greetings from Cologne 🇩🇪🌳

[@GregDunne-zf2ep]

I like transplant my plants cuttings on a angle i never place them straight up ive been planting like this for years G'day trom Australia 🇦🇺

[@michaillogan3720]

Hey FTS Crew and growmies. How do I go about joining the discord that they have for people to join?

[@MyOkGarden]

Just when I thought today might suck. In car now but I’ll b back

[@Grizz_grows420]

This is Ironic! I just sat down to update my LST’ing on my girls. Thanks for keeping me company boys! PS - I had no idea how much actual Garlic 🧄 and 🧅 this GMO X Kosher Kush Auto would smell! 👃 🔥

[@jjjjjasonjjjjjackson]

For me, I only time I get the stretchy seedlings is if my light intensity is too low or my color spetrum has too much red in it.

[@kevinv2474]

Cut the green one 😂😂😂 you got this 😂

[@LacyGrows]

Thanks for the valuable information!! I’m only at the beginning of the video.. but I already know what y’all are about. So thank you!

[@M.O.420]

The corn used in stash blend non-gmo?

[@fliporphil1335]

Rob has a radio voice

[@blakesmith7649]

I want to know what strain Pigeons had smoked before this episode? LOL

[@tallboy342009]

Mainlining? Giving it my first go genetics say fast veg stretch in flower

[@nathanfin1106]

I got a plant that is around 11 weeks and still not done but was supposed to be done in 8-9 I’m at 10/14

[@BreathingSoma]

We uppit

[@VTDIRTDEMON]

Shoulder check! 😂

[@JestersJungle]

🤘😎👍

[@mattadams7031]

Let’s go

[@whitneytate8158]

Genetics alot depends on Genetics

[@brianfavaron4782]

✌

[@timsmyth7942]

ayooo

[@mikehancho1613]

Anyone on here tried the new ac infinity herb grinder??

[@ronberube3887]

My homies, mister v p d don't know lopan all that well, but we'll change that soon enough....😊

[@Dawgnite]

Who brings there cellphone w them gosh. Read a fucking shampoo bottle for the millionth time like the old days lmao 😂

[@RedPillGrower]

✌️😎🔥🔥🔥

[@mattadams7031]

I let the plant tell me have a scrog in a 4x4 it’s full with just 2 plants

[@diezelvh4133]

@mattadams7031 what else does this plant say to you...

[@jacobgoldsmith5839]

Pigeons where good genetics go to die. 😂😂 Only joking

[@diezelvh4133]

Ya know, in the 90s, we called this super cropping. Not lst. We didn't use stupid words like cultvar or terp profile either.

[@Featherless1]

I called it manifolding in the 90s... 😂

[@FromTheStash]

That’s a different technique.

[@Featherless1]

We are living in a culture entirely hypnotized by the illusion of time, in which the so-called present moment is felt as nothing but an infintesimal hairline between an all-powerfully causative past and an absorbingly important future. We have no present. Our consciousness is almost completely preoccupied with memory and expectation. We do not realize that there never was, is, nor will be any other experience than present experience. We are therefore out of touch with reality. We confuse the world as talked about, described, and measured with the world which actually is. We are sick with a fascination for the useful tools of names and numbers, of symbols, signs, conceptions and ideas... 🌱🌱✌😎💨💯🌱🌱

[@growingpains9324]

i like these guys good knowledge but never anything to look at

[@leoneltejeda9330]

If it is growing too fast after 12 -12 turn your light up 100%to avoid stretching or if you are on your 100 percent on your light put your light closer to your plant 🪴 your welcome