To tie down or not to tie down in flower

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Itsdoubletime

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  • I'm in the middle of my 3 week of flowering plants look awesome and healthy I'm using two t5 ho 4 foot 4 bulb t5 plants look great but could be filled out a bit more not thin by any means tho my question is should I tie my top down a bit to allow more light to penetrate below and add more tops and will it stress it to much if I do or should I just leave it secondary shoots are about 3 inches away from tops​


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PurpleBuz

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pics required, 3 weeks in flower means nothing as it depends on what you started with when entering flowering
 
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Itsdoubletime

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The question wasn't based on what I started with ,my question was wil it stress the plants BEING 3 weeks in to flower to tie the tops down a bit just don't want to stunt the plants or stress them to the point of stunting or affecting the yield
 
Dannysayo

Dannysayo

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Nah it shouldn't hurt them bro. Just be careful and take your time
Itsdoubletime said:
The question wasn't based on what I started with ,my question was wil it stress the plants BEING 3 weeks in to flower to tie the tops down a bit just don't want to stunt the plants or stress them to the point of stunting or affecting the yield
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PurpleBuz

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Itsdoubletime said:
The question wasn't based on what I started with ,my question was wil it stress the plants BEING 3 weeks in to flower to tie the tops down a bit just don't want to stunt the plants or stress them to the point of stunting or affecting the yield
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you totally missed my point.

I can take a seed straight from 12/12 or I can veg a plant for 30 days and then go 12/12 or I can veg for 2 months and then go 12/12 or I can have strong healthy plants versus weak plants when entering 12/12.

Having pics really helps tp sort out the shit.


They will all be at a different maturity amnd health when entering 12/12 and that will effect their response to training.

boy defensive ... why did you ask for help?
 
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Itsdoubletime

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I apologize for sounding defensive didn't mean it to be if your interested I will be posting a pic in the next ten minutes I tied them down a bit this is the pic I will post any info would be great and sorry for the bad grammar
 
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PurpleBuz

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Itsdoubletime said:
here is a pick after i tied the tops down any advice or info apreciated thanks guys
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well I agree with the others that replied. carefull tieing down now to keep the canopy even and limit height is a good think.
Its early enough in flower development. The picture said a lot.
 
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