in my opinion, if you can incorporate a little blue light throughout your flower cycle, that would be ideal.....but i also like the idea of graduating the ammout of red light.....i run about 5800K in my veg, and 3500 in my flower.....
... loving how that sour kush and QT are looking, keep up the amazing works and pics coming
they look great....looks like you can prune for 4 anyday....just pick a nice symetrical set.
assuming they are from seed, and are still in a symetrical pattern....just a node with even axial growth on both sides.....just a simple pinch on a symmetrical main.
This is one that was un-symmetrical and then pinched and topped to be made symmetrical the beginning of mainlinining.hope this helps.
Seeds keep symmetrical branches meaning 2 branches coming off the stem at the same height. So something is symmetrical if you can imagine what your looking at pictured in a box border, draw a line down the middle and pretend folding the image over. No matter if you fold it left or right over the axis the one side will look just like the other. Plants start growing alternating nodes once they have matured and or are clones. Basically the whole reason behind using the word symmetry is trying to describe keeping all the branches as even with growth as possible. So that first initial top for 2 mains will be symmetrical because they are at the lower end of the plant.
sure, you will just have 2 mains, and a bunch of secondaries....
