just dirt no thrip lmaoooo and yea man i ws thinking that so i went to high on the top next time make sure i cut lower to node smh so now what just weird leaves and continue on correctly?
when can i start lst?Yep, weird growth will grow out, I bend for a clean snap rather than cut when topping.
I'm a topping nut and I like to leave a sm stump above the node where I cut. I make sure there is space to cut before I cut. I don't get the splitting of the stock I got when tying the branches down if there's that stump left. It eventually disappears but Its leaves a good base for the 2 shoots to grow from.
When the branches reach over the sides of the pot your going to finish in. It makes transplanting awkward with branches all bent over if you bend them over too early. I'll gently bend over branches and will persuade them to grow away from the center Or Pinch the stalk and bend right over but that will eat up room in a small space
well im in a acinifity cloudlab 632 tent and in the final 3 gal fabric pots so i guess ill be lst soon my question is my one plant is not completely in the center is this ok? and also for lst to start imjust taking the top strong node and tying the plant down to one side untill i get growth poppin out the other side to make it a split plant growing two ways? correct?
Yes & yes but you are real early in growth to do too much to them. let them grow so you have plant to spare if you snap off a branch ( use as clone if you do). I know I've seen plants split into 8/16 only a few inches tall but that takes a long time. I'll top after 4-5 nodes then let it grow and top some more. I've some pics here I'll find and post what I'm talking about. BRB
i really appreciate the friendly people here and help because reddit and other places are just trolls and misinforming people ....i just wanna grow correctly and have good vibes and learn and meet likeminded people thats all :)
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