Eclipted said:

looking awesome my friend! Welcome to the farm this place has helped me tremendously

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Imzzaudae said:

So I was thinking that this is a very nice plant. You need to make some tie down steaks and steak the bottom row of branches down just above the soil asap. Keep them just above the soil all the way out past the sides of the bag using several steaks on each branch if you need.

Then do the same with the next row of branches. Pull them down 45 deg and tie them to steaks with string or wire keep moving the tie downs out as the branches get longer.

Now the important part. See the leaf with the burned tip. Front right. Remove it and all the top leaves like it. Do not remove the top bud
in the middle or the new branches forming around the centre bud. Just the 4 large leaves.
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This will let light hit the 2 new branches growing just bellow them and they will start growing. The leaves you remove will be replaced in a few days
as the bud you did not cut off grows. Simply do the same thing again. Gently pull the branches growing out to 45 and tie them. Let the top of the plant grow. Every few days remove the top 2 new leaves so the light hits the new branches forming just bellow.

In 30 days your plant will fill up your tent nicely for you. The lower branches you tie down first will turn up at the edge of the bag and you will end up with a super bushy little plant with a nice even canopy for flowering. Hope this helps you.

Tie down steaks. You know the marker flags the utility companies use. Grab a bundle at the hardware they are cheep. Cut them to length and put a hook on the top you can put over low branches or tie string to for higher branches.

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Imzzaudae said:

If you topped her, there is no longer a bud at the top of the stalk. What I posted will no longer work. The 2 stalks I have highlighted will become main stalks. correct? I cannot see where you topped her. Maybe try this way next seed instead of topping. It takes a day or so for the new branches to get long enough to pull down. They are tender so be careful with them. This creates room for branches forming above and this kind of training makes for real nice plants. Consider what I posted above for your next plant. Yes, removing the fan leaves allows light to hit the lower nodes and the branches grow way faster. So pulling them down and tying them in place creates room for new growth forming above. Be patient, this slows the plant down a bit as the plant is growing stalks a set a week. But in a few weeks the plant will be incredible.

Your plant looks a little short for topping. Always start topping at the 5h node. As you have already topped her please watch these videos.
I'm sure you will enjoy them. Ron

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