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plugsmustard

plugsmustard

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i have a plant in low stress training, it has a couple stalks coming out of the side...now i was just wondering what will happen if i take it out of LST and let it go normal (upright) will this cause any defects in the new stalks?
 
luvvin growin

luvvin growin

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your plant should revert to upright,I have had great success with LST,and after 10-15 days,you should start to see slight upward growth,with more pronounced filling.
 
luvvin growin

luvvin growin

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the branches go to a sidways "bushing"growth but the main cola will get another few inches,thats all.I top mine along with the LST,so I get some bushy girls.
 
luvvin growin

luvvin growin

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if your going through LST now,and are close to flowering,STOP.You will stress the plant too much,a good rule of thumb for me is to stop all training a week in advance of flowering,so the plant can now concentrate all of its energy to budding,not repairing damaged or lost cells,i.e-LST,topping,etc.,it works for me and my yield per plant increases by 12-18 grams.LSt one week,then I top them the next,then LST,two weeks off,then it's off to the flowering room.
 
plugsmustard

plugsmustard

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luvvin growin said:
if your going through LST now,and are close to flowering,STOP.You will stress the plant too much,a good rule of thumb for me is to stop all training a week in advance of flowering,so the plant can now concentrate all of its energy to budding,not repairing damaged or lost cells,i.e-LST,topping,etc.,it works for me and my yield per plant increases by 12-18 grams.LSt one week,then I top them the next,then LST,two weeks off,then it's off to the flowering room.
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i will do exactly that
 
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