THSeaofgreen
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I will post after i get new bats for the camera
Cali do you still want to see pics of LST
I tied down every branch on this sativa and the main stem....the lower and middle buds are just as big as the top buds....5 weeks buddingso do you tie down every couple stems or just the main stem. Does anyone have a pic of this. just curious as to which way would give you best results. I understand the concept, just wondering how many stems should be tied down.
do you cut a slit in the top of you pot and just tie them to the pot??I tied down every branch on this sativa and the main stem....the lower and middle buds are just as big as the top buds....5 weeks budding
also do you wait til you go into flowering? or when is it recommended to start lst????
what type of string did you use? anything special or should i just grab something at the hardware store? maybe theres something that is easy to work with?Yeah you def should start them young. The first time around i ended up doing late into flowering. I was still a noob and had no clue that the stems in Weed plants were hollow! No clue, they were as bendy as a 20 year old stick on the side of the hwy. SNAP! it did heal itself but lengthened the flowering period due to shock. What i ended up doing was LST the branches to the sides of the container. I was able to gradually get the stalks to have buds pointing down at the ground. A few days time they had curled all the way around and went from 270 degrees to 90. The buds really thickened and tops are heady like now.
no way... fix your camera. i want to check it out. did you lst them when they were babies? or around what day # did you start them??cali i got this shitty strain from nl the free thai that they give away with all orders. i started to lst that bitch about a month ago. buds have doubled in size and have stigmas popping still and im into day 60 today!
i gotcha. my clones are about 12 days old. so im going start them on lst. so are you going to stab the hanger into the dirt or how to you plan on attaching them so the overall weight doesnt pull them down??If you have ever seen spiraling ficus' or evergreens you will be able to understand lst better. If you make slight, gradual bends around a pattern. For instance i will be shaping clothes hangers into a progressive upward spiral. When the plant starts to grow i will gradually shape it along the hangers and tie it SOFTLY to the hanger. What will happen is side shoots and branches will fight horizontal growth, L - R, and pull of the stem towards the light, kinda turning buds into tiny colas of their own.