Grow BIGGER NUGS with Cannabis Stress Training!

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Great @ucangrow2443
Comment from : UCanGrow2

I grow plenty of outdoor without cutting or bending at all 10 foot bushels that yield a kilo far superior to indoor it's all about genetics
Comment from : Allen M Ponsen

I've been super cropping long before it was considered cool
Comment from : Dark Soul Danger to society

What now 😊
Comment from : Haroun Samadi

Регуляры обязательно стимулмровать? Чтоб не был пустоцвет?
Comment from : Amursever

cartoons suck
Comment from : west ho

Honestly, tying branchesover used to be a hydro thing (20 years ago) It's not low stress but hydro isn't low stress either I'm not sure what the point is with this video The methods of growing pot depend on what you want from the outcome Some people grow male plants for the pollen, some only grow females for the bud Growing technics depend one your end game ;-)
Comment from : Chris Casserly

Love the video definitely would say I had to buy my dumbbells for the plant aka the pipe cleaners for LST 😊✌️💚
Comment from : Sneakybee

I think i unlearned stuff by watching this video
Comment from : M A

Advice from tomato Tek
Comment from : OzMo

Only stress a cannabis plant should have us none Your advice us completely wrong
Comment from : OzMo

Just use a reflective grow tent Easy peasy done
Comment from : todd moore

You can't grow cannabis on a windowsill, don't let this video fool you all the other info is a bit sketchy but you get the just of it when they showed the HST technique we actually call that supercropping
Comment from : Landon

This is great channel but they have a history of not checking there facts first before posting content
Comment from : MR-puffnstuff

Supercropping late in flower will boost your yield on many strains A lil pain
Comment from : Phillip Bug

Amateur videos with news from 1991
Comment from : Martijn Strobbe

This is the furthest thing from a 'COMPLETE GUIDE' that I have ever seen
Comment from : Lineage Unknown

Wish people knew the huuuuuuuge value to stress I supercrop my mama if she stayed still An auto craves hard training
Comment from : Cathy Broadus

duct tape for a plant? Lol what an overkill
Comment from : Claudio Cerezo

My last grow I said screw lst Despite reading it produces bigger yields more even canopy etc I went ahead and let them grow their natural Christmas tree look Not breaking up the main cola made for gigantic buds as long as my forearm There was popcorn nugs too yes but those main colas were everything Now every time I lst I get more colas but they're not as big I'm not sure the yield is that much higher Plus all the stressing increases risk of herm
Comment from : Paul Bowden

Thanks
Comment from : C Phillips

Always some good stuff
Comment from : Cannagrownia

Human need to Appreciate the Science, without it human could be poor and wasting time
Comment from : GrandTracksStudio

This video give me the vibe like it was created by someone who has read a lot of cannabis related material but has little to no experience actually growing cannabis
Comment from : Mark Faulkner

Great video Thank you Even for an semi-experienced home grower it's good to go over the basics I always refresh and learn from going over the basics brIt's so much fun to grow cannatomatos def worth sub/likie
Comment from : Doggie

Oh yh 4min video on all you need to know Bullshit This channel just come out with content for sake of it
Comment from : Martin Conneally

Trued subscribing to the twitter link but says the account dont exist
Comment from : DAT-TEXAS-DUDE

Wicked video! Thanks Hope all is well I would like advice on clipping the right leaves and stems Should I have be cutting certain ones? I just started growing Cheers mate,Sativa
Comment from : Sativa Diva

Love this video!!good job
Comment from : TNB Naturals

Training is not the word to describe torture when it comes to plants Stressing the plant is enough to understand the term
Comment from : Robert Maldonado