Think I ran out of room 2nd week flowering

eyderbuddy

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defoliate the bigger leaves and bend the crap out of them... you'll be amazed, and they don't have much time left for stretching anyways
 

TIMtoKILL

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Trim the bottom 2/3 of the plant and then gently break your tallest stems so they don’t separate from the plant. They are hollow so if you apply a pinch like pressure it should collapse.

Another thing you can try is tying some small twine to the corners of your tent and tying them to your bigger branches. Slip knot them so you can can pull them back gradually.
 

TIMtoKILL

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What light are you using? I have quantum boards and the bottom 2/3rds of my plant were larf. Mind as well cut early to open space up and get more circulation. Leads too denser nugs.
 

shawnery

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Samsung f564b build 3500k. Covers an 8x5 area with an even coverage of 30,000 lumens at 12", that's 30,000 in every inch of square footage. A total of 1600 watts.
 

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TIMtoKILL

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Samsung f564b build 3500k. Covers an 8x5 area with an even coverage of 30,000 lumens at 12", that's 30,000 in every inch of square footage. A total of 1600 watts.
Your light is much different from OP. I would go with trimming more early in flower to allow for air flow and better light penetration. But that’s also going to be dependent on the length of your branches. I just had a grow that took off in flower. When you only have 24 inch branches you probably don’t want to trim 2/3 but when you have 48 inch long branches the 2/3 makes a little more sense.
 

shawnery

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What happens if you defoliate the shit out of your plant, as it appears some have, an you run into a problem and lose some naturally?

I don't like to defoliate to much incase my girls run into unforeseen problems and lose leaves because of it.
 

Airwalker16

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What happens if you defoliate the shit out of your plant, as it appears some have, an you run into a problem and lose some naturally?

I don't like to defoliate to much incase my girls run into unforeseen problems and lose leaves because of it.
If you're plant is sick to the point where it's losing leaves, I wouldn't think any withholding of defoliation would have saved it
 

ColoradoHighGrower

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At this point, I'd just spread out and maybe bend over upper half of those to fill the spece completely, lowef center branches will catch up.... then you'll have at least twice as many main shoots hopefully.. good luck!
 
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