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Nope, LOL! If you topped once (main stalk), then you would now have two top branches (tops). Think of a stick figure. His head is the top of the figure. Cut his head off, and the arms become the tops. Every branch will have a head and two arms. Cut the head off of ANY branch, and the arms...

No, if you topped once, meaning that you snipped the main stalk, the two side branches growing, or starting to grow, directly below the cut, would now be the "top" of the plant. That's how you turn a single top into two tops. Not sure what you're asking, about side branches.

Cannabis is an apically dominant growing plant, which means if you remove the top of a branch or main stalk, the two branches just below become the tops. Make two tops from one, several times, and you end up with a level canopy of tops buds, which is way better than a single cola per plant...

Now the left side is catching up. They should be about done stretching. See all the tops I've got. That's from topping multiple times in veg. From the front. I just supercropped the right last night. Tons o' tops, not to mention all the buds forming right below

BTW, you can use regular kite string or Mason line for your net. Don't use twine. Really messy and the hairs get all in the buds. "Weave" your net.

Some people use three nets, especially when growing tall sativas. At a minimum, you should be thinking about having two nets. You might have been able to get away with one, but I think you're going to have to work to keep things under control. Even though they're level right now, a lot can...

Now I've got a lot more headroom

Okay, here are some pics showing how uneven the canopy has become, because of an aggressive grower. I've also got one direction of my net in place. I may not have to do a cross section. I've got more big fans that will smother the lower leaves, when supercropped, so some will be trimmed...

One of the other reasons I'm supercropping is to fill up the space left by the smaller plant in the back. What I do is bend the back plant's branches back towards the wall. Then, I do the same for the larger one in front. Kind of like an over-comb LOL! I'll post pics after I supercrop.

Stretch will last up to three weeks.

Before the stretch The bottom net I use to spread the branches out. I'll be putting my top net up today or tomorrow. Buds get heavy, and plants grown inside can have a more difficult time holding them up. This is especially true for hydroponics, where it's pretty much always necessary to...

Unfortunately you need to be registered with the state, to sell clones. It's taxed and tracked from your home to the dispensary. I doubt they'd even take stray clones because of quality control. Believe me, you're not depriving anyone of plants.

Well, not exactly what I meant LOL!

I wanted to show you what you're going to be in store for. I flipped mine when they were around 14" to 16". They're almost done stretching. "Almost". Overnight they grew around 4" to 5". It'll sneak up on ya, so be ready :) I'm debating on supercropping the incredibly aggressive White...

You can take the healthiest clone, and grow out a mother. But you'll have to set up the environment to keep a mother. You can keep them fairly small, with some techniques and practice. Although I'm growing out an agressive white Widow to keep as a mother for a while, I usually don't even do...

Toss 'em. I know it doesn't feel right, but you'll get used to it. Just like the larfy buds at harvest. Toss that shit! Unless you're not harvesting enough for yourself, and need to use as much of the plant as possible for your supply, toss all the leaves, branches, and everything else that...

If you haven't done so already, go to the GrowWeedEasy site. Excellent source for learning lots about growing. https://www.growweedeasy.com/

Have you gotten your calmag yet? You can use Epson salt for magnesium (you'll have to look at the ratio)

Coco is considered "hydroponics", as there is no soil used as a medium. So, like ^^^ said, check your pH. Follow the "hydroponics feed charts", not soil. Requirements are much different between them. Optimal pH for hydro is 5.8 to 6.0. Also, something I wanted to mention, in regards to...

Haven't heard that. Doesn't mean it's not true, just that I haven't read that. I've grown in Coco before, and that's the way I did it, with no issues.