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Indoor plants. What's the best product to seal them after pruning? Where to buy it, cost and how to use it? Thanks in advance!
Started by Lawrence Ray on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Rubber plants ooze latex when sealing compounds which you can ....
However an indoor bamboo or yucca can be sealed with sealing wax or molten candle wax .
Most indoor plants do not require sealing after pruning and will heal naturally.
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"IF" height were not an issue, what would be the best way to train/prune a fairly pure Sativa(lets say Kali Mist since thats what I am growing)
I was told by the person working at Sacred Seeds that you dont want to top a sativa because you want the main...
Started by Thedillestpickle on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rollitup):
Id like ....
This is my first grow btw, my plant count is limited to 5 but im working 320watts per plant.
Where do I cut when doing pruning, is it as close to stalks as possible so the plant to accomodate more veg time.
A bit.
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I live in nothern California in the San Francisco/Oakland bay area and was wondering if this was a good time to prune my Japanese maples. I keep getting conflicting information, so i thoought I'd ask you folks who have given me great info in the past....
Started by benchris123 on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ubc):
Horticultural Society Pruning & Training Handbook : " Prune in Winter when fully dormant: maples bleed the 3rd and 4th quarters, it said that this is a good time to prune plants, as the water table this method? " There is ....
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Ive got some bradford pear trees along side my drive way that im thinking need pruning. the trees are probably 5-6 years old and have not been pruned since i moved into the house last year. The tree seems to be growing more vertical instead of out and...
Started by bnew17 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gon):
When one plants these trees and plant dependable native....
They are short lived.
Plant some nice oak trees tends to point vertically, thus limiting the spread of the crown.
You'll have to do this sometime in the near future anyways .
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I have 5 plants growing in pretty close proximity. The plants are 4 weeks old and have a lot of big leaves on top which seem to be blocking the light for the leaves below them. Is it ok to start pruning these big leaves and if so where should i trim them...
Started by Rock1048 on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at grasscity):
That involves trimming all the tiniest and leaves and foliage... .
The leaves and was in my second week in my friend told me I should supercrop my plants.
Want to do almost any trimming during flowering as it will stress the plant unnecessarily.
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Four Vanilla Kush that got out of hand, just started the 5th week. Thought of pruning?
Started by stukaville on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thcfarmer):
Exactly what jagle.
Cut everything from the bottom third of the plants off Cut all that scraggly shit off the bottom,plus this will help the plant to put more energy into feeding those top buds.
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Was curious 1 of my plants is 52 in. tall in a 3 gallon pot bushy beautiful but buds arent fillin in on this one although its got 5 more weeks flowering. Can pruning give my buds more room? Thanks for anyone who knows.
Started by bungholemadness on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rollitup):
Then I take hanger wire ....
Period grow)? I am not sure I heard about it for the first time this week I aggresivly prune right at the star.
Can i create more by pruning ? No dude don't prune during flowering unless your lollipoping.
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I have to prune and trim two blue atlas cedars Friday. They both are right next to the customers house in corners. They are about 25 foot tall and are spread out about half that much. Both need to be trimmed off of the house and one has had the lower ...
Started by ratherbclimbing on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at treebuzz):
You can prune there trees into bushy facing away from the....
The problem is the trunks will get large despite the radical pruning.
I plant them often.
Blue atlas cedars take to pruning very well.
This is completely false.
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I live in Salt Lake City and normally do my pruning in February. However this year we have had a very warm winter. The temps are now running in the mid 40's during the day and 20's at night. Last week we had several days in the high 40s.
Do you think ...
Started by 34Phantom on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fool):
I think your cuts will ....
All you'll lose is the sap in whatever you prune.
Do you think it is too warm to prune?
Living in Dallas, where it has gone below freezing for a grand total of one night, I would say it's still OK to prune.
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My husband and I planted 3 "Black Satin" thornless blackberries today. According to the nursery lady, these fruit on last year's canes. Anybody have any suggestions on how to keep track of current year vs. prior year canes when I prune these things? I...
Started by skeeter9 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at theeasygarden):
You can lay the tall branches.
I just stick them in the ground and see what grows but I'm sure there is a more scientific way to root new plants.
The trimmings can be rooted into new plants.
Established.
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