Plants grew too tall!!! Help a brotha out

[Brian romper]

Here’s the Grow room, the only entrance is thru a metal Cabinet I cut the back out of

 

[PadawanWarrior]

Thanks, hopefully it works, I knew that fishing line was gonna come in handy

I wouldn't use fishing line. It will cut into the branches.

 

[Couch_buzz]

I supercrop frequently. I have three on my table now I supercropped more than once in both early and late in flower. It just causes the plant to grow laterally.

LST is far less stressful to the plant, regardless.

 

[Couch_buzz]

I wouldn't use fishing line. It will cut into the branches.

It might, its nylon.

I use twine.

 

[curious2garden]

LST is far less stressful to the plant, regardless.

Hey Couch_Lock, nice to see you back.

Can you show me the peer reviewed study that demonstrates that? If not it's just our differing opinions based on our anecdotal experience.
Thanks

 

[Brian romper]

It might, its nylon.

I use twine.

Well @MrToad69 told me to be creative

So I got creative

I guess tomorrow I’ll get recreative and fix it

 

[Cookie Rider]

Go for a fit like this!
Not my girl but I'd like it to be.

 

[Couch_buzz]

Supercropping is known as a high stress technique, do you understand what "high stress" is? It slows growth down more.

LST is a low stress technique. Both can be used to control height, but anytime you are given a choice between high stress and low stress I know which is preferable. Even though you like to argue. I only argue if I see advice given I can't agree with.

 

[Brian romper]

View attachment 4478028Go for a fit like this!

That’s one plant?

 

[Brian romper]

Supercropping is known as a high stress technique, do you understand what "high stress" is? It slows growth down more.

LST is a low stress technique. Both can be used to control height, but anytime you are given a choice between high stress and low stress I know which is preferable. Even though you like to argue.

I thought only use high stress techniques only in Veg

 

[Couch_buzz]

I thought only use high stress techniques only in Veg

High stress is used in desperation. If LST doesn't work. Its definitely more stress to a plant, breaking a branch and then supporting it? The plant uses energy to repair itself. It WILL make it yield even more "IF" it is succesfull......also slows down the long wait we all have.

 

[Couch_buzz]

Hey Couch_Lock, nice to see you back.

Yeah, me and my THIN skin are back.

 

[curious2garden]

Supercropping is known as a high stress technique, do you understand what "high stress" is? It slows growth down more.

LST is a low stress technique. Both can be used to control height, but anytime you are given a choice between high stress and low stress I know which is preferable. Even though you like to argue. I only argue if I see advice given I can't agree with.

Again your peer reviewed source or it's just another difference of opinion based on anecdotal experience. This is on my table tonight. They are almost at chop. She suffered no ill effect and zero set back.

Just another opinion for the OP to consider.

 

[Couch_buzz]

High Stress vs Low Stress Training | Wikileaf

Want a huge ganja garden come harvest? Of course, you do…it’s the goal of most cannabis cultivators. Learn how to train your plants to grow huge nugs.

www.wikileaf.com

 

[T macc]

I always super crop. I think this plant is too tall and might be "woody". Angle those branches. You need it

If you're worried about "herms", its shit genetics. It really shouldn't be a common thing here

 

[Couch_buzz]

Supercropping creates more yield. But if a grower is new, like asking HOW TO CONTROL HEIGHT, its better to give advice that is less stressful, imo.

 

[Cookie Rider]

That’s one plant?

Yes it is!
Pemberton BC outdoor C99
Had to keep her below the fence height then into the tent to finish.
Gets cold and moldy come September/October.

 

[T macc]

Supercropping creates more yield. But if a grower is new, like asking HOW TO CONTROL HEIGHT, its better to give advice that is less stressful, imo.

True. I just dont want him to try and tie it down and the whole branch breaks. If the stem is hard

 

[Hempire828]

Telling you man, them super cropped trees smoke better....jm2c

 

[curious2garden]

I always super crop. I think this plant is too tall and might be "woody". Angle those branches. You need it

If you're worried about "herms", its shit genetics. It really shouldn't be a common thing here

The one you see I super cropped her main cola early in flower and late. I do a lot of late flower super cropping. I am always on a pheno hunt so I always have different genetics on my flower table, never had a problem with it. Maybe I've just been lucky.

True. I just dont want him to try and tie it down and the whole branch breaks. If the stem is hard

Exactly