Lst advice?

[Lukas85]

Do I wait for her to grow towards the light, and keep pulling her back?

 

[smokinrav]

Yes, until the lower growth meets or exceeds the height of the top. It's called breaking apical dominance. Good luck!

 

[GBAUTO]

When I use trellis netting, my goal is to create as even a canopy of tertiary branches as possible.
if you do a decent job of growing horizontally, it's a lot easier to get a sea of nugs.

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[PadawanWarrior]

Do I wait for her to grow towards the light, and keep pulling her back?

Please take pics without blurple. You'll get way more responses.

 

[Thumbnail83]

People r too cool for the blurple these days yea, well the objective is to get all your side shoots all to the same height. And if one starts to outpace another one, just pluck a fan leaf and it should stunt it from taking off.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

People r too cool for the blurple these days yea, well the objective is to get all your side shoots all to the same height. And if one starts to outpace another one, just pluck a fan leaf and it should stunt it from taking off.

 

[Lukas85]

Yes, until the lower growth meets or exceeds the height of the top. It's called breaking apical dominance. Good luck!

Please take pics without blurple. You'll get way more responses.

Please take pics without blurple. You'll get way more responses.

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[Lukas85]

Lol thank you!!

 

[Severed Tongue]

I just top once at 5 nodes, then LST each branch straight out. This is same Red Dragon plant at 3 weeks old right after I topped it, and 9 months old with simple LST and cropping for clones.