HatlessCow
Active Member
Well I've been reading up lots on topping and everything else lately as my babies are getting nearer to harvest and I have a new batch about to meet soil
So when you top a plant you usually cut it down to the first or second true nodes because the plant will go from directing it's main efforts into the single cola, to the 2 or four shoots it has left. HOWEVER this is all supposed to be done in the veg stage, and usually earlier then later...
I was wondering what exactly would happen if you cut the cola off a plant that is in the flowering stage already, would it simply start budding more on all the other shoots and budpoints or what?
I'm sure this has been asked before and I think I remember seeing something about it a lonnnggg time ago but I'd really like to know thanks
So when you top a plant you usually cut it down to the first or second true nodes because the plant will go from directing it's main efforts into the single cola, to the 2 or four shoots it has left. HOWEVER this is all supposed to be done in the veg stage, and usually earlier then later...
I was wondering what exactly would happen if you cut the cola off a plant that is in the flowering stage already, would it simply start budding more on all the other shoots and budpoints or what?
I'm sure this has been asked before and I think I remember seeing something about it a lonnnggg time ago but I'd really like to know thanks