Hey @chris_barfield,
This is really going to shock you, but I’d need a ticket to support@grobo.io to assist in this request. With so many growers online, it’s impossible to track individual requests on this forum. Please send in a ticket and I’ll be glad to assist!
Best,
Stephen
@Stephen @Azuri @rainstorm3 question what actually happens during the transition phase? Change in light spectrum or light on/off times? Figured anyone who’s completed a grow or is in flowering could tell me ?
Hey @chris_barfield,
Nice question! Basically the transition stage is the beginning of your flowering period. Your lights will change their timing and their spectrum. They will now be on for 12 hours and off for 12 hours. The spectrum changes from predominantly Blue to a bit more Red focused. The plant will enter it’s stretch period where it will shoot up and double (or more) in size. This stage is usually a two week stage.
Hope that helps,
Stephen
@Stephen can’t wait so much new growth… does grobo youtube have videos of lollypopping cuz I think I’m def going to need to do it … im scheduled to go into transition in 10 days when should i start lollypopping ?
Now my friend. Watch a couple vids on YouTube and get er done lol. While you’re at it watch a few on super cropping, it’ll come in handy in a month or so
Morning @chris_barfield,
As @Osage states, you can lollipop now and research and perform super cropping in a couple weeks. To briefly review for all:
Lollipopping is taking away the lower leaves and branches that are not getting full light and will produce ‘popcorn’ bud or ‘larf’. This isn’t the best bud and often not as ripe as the rest of the plant. We remove this before flowering to concentrate the plant energy on the big buds up top.
Supercropping is pinching, twisting and bending tall branches down to a 90 degree angle to allow for upward growth of the nodes and really helps with height and space management. This is a great tool to use if you are getting too close to the light, it will help avoid burn.
Looking forward to seeing some flowers!
Best,
Stephen
@Stephen thanks for the Info did a bit of trimming but it was hard to get in there with the knee Injury… lol
Anywho do you think I should top again? I think I’m ten days out till transition so I figured if I should do it, it should be now ? Plant I believe has been out of shock since Sunday… the branches on the bottom are growing and so are tops. Plant looks really healthy and peeked down below for the first time and I see a bunch of new white roots…
What are your opinions should I top again or leave her alone ? And if should top? Where and what should I top? @Stephen @Azuri @Osage
You’ve topped once? If you go to into flower in 10 days you can still top now.
Here’s the topping refresher 
If you topped once, that means you topped the main centre cola. Now that should have split into two colas. So if this is the 2nd time you can top the two of them resulting in four colas when it grows. If you top again this is “HST” and your plant will need some recovery time. You might have to push out flowering for a week since your plant suffered transplant shock too so not sure if you added time for that? Seems a bit small in the pics to be going into flower imo. Your call growing is prettty flexible in veg.
@Azuri the ok t was started the same day my first grow started back in the end of July she small cuz she was pot bound for a while … so growth stunted until the transplant …
I want to top again but I want to hear from @Stephen before I make a move
@Stephen should I extend veg time and top again or just leave her be… I can’t really get good shots of bottom growth but it’s a lot
Alright @Stephen going to do it now and send a ticket? Should I include pics for you to looks at or ?
No, just ask @GroboJason to extend your stage 3 by 7 - 10 days. That should allow for time to fill out the dimensions of the unit and increase the yield.
Best,
Stephen
hey I just sent the ticket but did not include to extend stage 3 by ten days like @Stephen said I’ll send another ticket in … please disregard the previous one.
Strain = trapstar (LA OG KUSH x The Cube)
Breeder = exotic genetics (starfighter f2 dominant genetics)
Haven’t updated on the soil transplant but the trapstar is doing amazing in her new home . She was a whole lot bushier but I have trimmed a lot and I have the biggest fan leaves at the bottom tucked inside to allow for the branch growth to catch up to the rest of the plant and receive more light. Her color is a nice healthy forest green. Topped her for the second time a few days ago and I have a bunch of new colas forming. What was wierd was when I topped her the first time the main stem continued to grow so I ended up with the usual Y formation for the new colas and the main stem combined to make a sort of triangle of new colas lmaooo… only issues I’m having is some of my fan leaves are getting caught inside the fans…
She’s still in veg but boyyyyyyy i tell if you rub the stem she feels just a slight bit sticky but the stench on your fingerprints is so gassy which is surprising becuase well one she is in veg and two, just a day or two she just smelled like any other plant but today she’s is stinky…
I’m a tad bit worried that she will get too tall before the next stage so I’m sure I’ll be super cropping. I’ve already been trying to bend the newest colas to create some sort of flat canopy. I’m trying to figure out how to create a trellis net. To get ready for the next stage…
Only other issue I’m having is my cocopod is so low that most lower branches are actually really long but it takes so much to grow and reach the light due to the branches being so far down that they are taking a little longer Match the height of the plant.
For the fan leaves that I tucked in you guys think I should leave them or cut them to allow for more light? They are Green and no issues other than just blocking light for those branches I want to catch up ?
