What is your tent size,height.plant count and light used..guys will b able to give you a better idea when to flip.but by the looks that plant above should stay short bushy going by its age 6w..
Gday Cobba I can see your plant is getting to much light by the entire leaf margins are curling up . What hight are you running it 36” above the canopy would be a good starting point . Welcome to the farm regards OD .
No probs Dazza are you a fellow Aussie.?
Sorry i didnt reply back to your message Daz,got any pics of them in the tent..id b thinking of flipping them very soon .i went to 8 and a tad under 7 weeks veg in a 5x5 one plants stayed short but the other which grew spindly and trebbled its height in a 5x5 room 2.140 ceiling and was 50 cm away from light and has foxtailed something shocking.and takes up near half that space..if plants are say 40cm tall id flip..Sorry mate I was ment to reply to this but ended up just putting another message dont know if you would of got notification
Sorry i didnt reply back to your message Daz,got any pics of them in the tent..id b thinking of flipping them very soon .i went to 8 and a tad under 7 weeks veg in a 5x5 one plants stayed short but the other which grew spindly and trebbled its height in a 5x5 room 2.140 ceiling and was 50 cm away from light and has foxtailed something shocking.and takes up near half that space..if plants are say 40cm tall id flip..
A fellow northerner. I'm from DurhamNo mate am not am from Newcastle England mate 1 place I would love to visit and try some bud Australia
Yeah can defo see a touch of light burn, the lime green flashes down the leaves. If heights an issue maybe a little bending or tying down will help them Bush out rather than gain height. Maybe a week to let them settle then I'd personally flip just you don't want big monsters when you're just finding your feetTook these about half hour ago
How does this look now mate tied it all down so its growing out rather than straight up.the way I have done this wont damage them will it. Also took the top 2 nodes off just to try keep it shortYeah can defo see a touch of light burn, the lime green flashes down the leaves. If heights an issue maybe a little bending or tying down will help them Bush out rather than gain height. Maybe a week to let them settle then I'd personally flip just you don't want big monsters when you're just finding your feet
The topping alone would have done, but no it won't damage them, just encourage outward growth. Give them a week to get back into stride with new growth and flip them. Tidy up the under shite that will never get light, and just keep an eye on stretch, depending on strain they could double to treble in sizeHow does this look now mate tied it all down so its growing out rather than straight up.the way I have done this wont damage them will it. Also took the top 2 nodes off just to try keep it short
I don't some of the same a few months back was utter shit (reason I come here)they grew really tall but my set up was shit and light was right at the top of the tent start to finish as I didn't hangers but I'm thinking they moreless double in size since I kept light lower thos timeThe topping alone would have done, but no it won't damage them, just encourage outward growth. Give them a week to get back into stride with new growth and flip them. Tidy up the under shite that will never get light, and just keep an eye on stretch, depending on strain they could double to treble in size
Thats what I been thing getting some netting to put over the tops next time 2 1 above they other and do alot of bending maybeTexans suggestion of growing to canopy might suit you better, like an even spread or even just some netting and grow each "Top" through a hole in the net, creating an even canopy, but that's all for next time IMHO. For now though I'd just watch them and you'll be fine, they won't grow too tall this time through your work now and you will get some reward faster to help your motivation,
Good luck they looked happy enough apart from a bit of light stress in the first place and are young enough to bounce right back
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