to early to LST?

yo guys
just wondering weather i should attempt to lst my dwarf or isit to small?not seeming to get any taller just growing new shoots!!thanks

forgot to add the strain it could be any type of ryder as i got it in a mix ryder pack

Uh..... YA.
It's working on roots right now.
How old is that thing?
Maybe around 3 1/2 to 4 weeks, when you get 4-6 inches tall you could start.

okay thanks dude its about 2 1/2 weeks old

hell no it's not too early.. i've done them earlier then that... you just have to make sure and don't get any pieces of the side sprouts pinched or obstructed too much...i like to use pipe cleaners.. to peg them down.. but sometimes you even have to use bread tied if they are too small so not to pinch/obstruct

You can LST from day 1 if your are gentle. Anyone who thinks otherwise clearly doesn't understand the principal.

yeah still to early to lst.

as soon as you have enough to bend over you can go for it

you can go for it now you would just have to be careful. If you wait a week or so for those aux. shoots to develop more it will be easier to tie down without hurting those (not that its hard to do)

lol, what are you gonna tie down? there's nothing there! let it grow some, it's tiny. i don't tie down until flower myself.

here is a plant i started late... anyone on here telling you can't do it... or there is no use in doing it now.. has either never done it.. or never did it correctly... you start now cuz when you PEG it down (no1 is talking about tie'n down) you expose the side branches to the light and they explode in growth.. and it causes the main cola to explode w/growth because it keeps try'n to be the highest part of the plant but you keep pinning it down... ... there's more then one way to skin a cat.. and about a fucking billion way to LST... and the longer you wait the easier shit breaks...just do some google'n and see what ppl manage to get their plants to do... if you can dream it up... you can do it....don't believe the hype....and don't let anyone discourage you in your grow