Too bushy?

Too bushy?

  • Yes

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Almost

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • No

    Votes: 4 100.0%
  • Total voters
    4
  • Poll closed .
Elmo's Closet

Elmo's Closet

Active Member
Hello all! My plant is reaching the end of day 28 and has been growing very short with less than 1" between each node for the most part. Unknown strain. It was topped on day 18 above node #4. It was then LST'd a few days after. Is this thing too bushy? I have taken off the fan leaves on the first two nodes as they got almost no light and were laying partly on the soil.IMG_20151219_113037375.jpg IMG_20151219_113131649.jpg IMG_20151219_113108613.jpg
 
Elmo's Closet

Elmo's Closet

Active Member
I suppose I should mention my light setup: 6x 23w and 1x 43w cfl. I have two more 23w and 1 more 43w. Just need to figure out how to get them hung correctly and efficiently. My box is 18"x18"x42" so there isn't that much space.
 
PapaPit

PapaPit

Member
Elmo's Closet said:
Hello all! My plant is reaching the end of day 28 and has been growing very short with less than 1" between each node for the most part. Unknown strain. It was topped on day 18 above node #4. It was then LST'd a few days after. Is this thing too bushy? I have taken off the fan leaves on the first two nodes as they got almost no light and were laying partly on the soil.View attachment 3568401 View attachment 3568402 View attachment 3568403
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Since it was topped, that's what happens, it gets very bushy, especially so young, also the leafs Look indica which is a bushy plant anyhow, put your lamps a little closer to the top of your tree and just let it go, see what happens, I don't recommend croping it again, just feed it and let it go, keep us posted and it should grow grow grow.. Good luck
 
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