Newbie grow update pics any action recommended???

[Beanosk]

G'Day Fellow Growers.

Im currently 16 days into my first indoor cfl tent grow, In my opinion things dont seem to be going to bad. Could you more experienced guys see anything wrong or make any suggestions to improve my plants? Thanks All. Peace

[alltatup]

Hi Bean, they look great!!! Gorgeous leaves, vigorous growth. Are you going to do any cutting or training?

[Bikerstonrr]

Great looking plants. I am a rookie at this but I have used manifolding with good success.

[9fingerleafs]

theyre looking great, if i where you id raise the lights a bit to make them stretch a little and then fold/tie down all the tall branches thus covering greater horizontal area, rather than trying to "train" every new inch that grows out of the plant like most do, just my opinion

[Beanosk]

Cheers for all the advice guys, its much appreciated. Im abit apprehensive about trying any tieieng with them as knowing my luck ill break them. But i am willing to try over the weekend. What is the best thing to use to tie them? Will post picsonce done. Happy Growing

[alltatup]

https://www.amazon.com/Multi-Function-Sturdy-Garden-Cutter-Coated/dp/B00WQGIN46/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1490395531&sr=8-4&keywords=plant+ties

That stuff works great: just don't tie too tight into tender stalks. Read GWE on LST and how to do it right.

[Inuart88]

Man i broke a brand almost all the way when my ducting fell right over the branch and pulled down"the branch went in the hole to the duct and the edge of the duct hit where it connects that was 3 days ago and now u would never known it happened i used a tie and a stick and lifted it back into spot.. it did not die the leaves would have wilted if it did! Anything u break or bend can almost always be fixed with duct tape or a tie unless u cut it off then your screwed

[LuckyAcres]

They look great, strong and healthy! I'd remove those lower fan leaves if it was mine, the ones almost touching the soil, don't want bugs hiding in there plus they could use the leaves as ladders. That'd push growth upwards as well with less foliage to feed at the bottom.

[Beanosk]

Hey thanks for the advice bro, I will take those leaves off tomorrow. Is there anything else i can do to encourage verticle growth apart from raising the light?

[LuckyAcres]

lights distance and well timed defoliation...and patience...but that's overrated!