Making my plants branch out?

ok so i googled it and every thing and found that if you bend the main part of the stem under the top leaves to were their pointing at the ground the plant will branch out and i was wondering if i did it right... and this is one of my 5 plants so im not TO worried if i messed up.

are you talking about super cropping? then yeah, although I think that little plant is way to young to handle that. To super crop, pinch and crush the stem up and bend over. be careful not to break the stem though. It will heal up in a few days and be better than before!

ok thanks and how would you know if the stem broke, would it pop? and what happens if the stem did break?

If the stem broke then it would either be a large tear or the plant would be in two pieces. A plant can heal a small tear but a large one will cause some problems, because 1. it greatly increases risk of infection, 2. water and nute flows are severely compromised. Some times large tears can be fixed by staking the plant up, and keeping the wound clean with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water.

it sounds as if your talking about lst'ing. y are you trying to train a seedling so young? it may be a bushy branchey plant on its own. idk to each his own. i would recommend waiting though for anything else you do for this plant. hope it gets better good luck.

alright it didnt tear or break, and you said 2 days to heal wich will result in 2 apical meristems correct?

Hey, i would highly recommend low stress training.. Do some research on it

Super cropping or any training is not going to make more branches. You train your plant by bending it so that the plant gets equal amounts of light. By bending the plant you keep your canopy even. Which in turn will result in closer node spacing and more branches.