Correct training method

[Lw1]

Is this the correct way for low stress training have just tied at the main stem any help is appreciated

[insomniaczzz]

While that will help some, you really should have started pulling that main cola over when it was younger and shorter. It may not be too late to cut the main cola back a few nodes and let some side branching begin.

Hope someone else comes along to give you advice.

[Lw1]

Ok I hope it will help abit and yes should have done it befor but wasn't 100% when to do it and ok will do that and hopefully it will increase its chances thanks for the advise

[kingfish]

Need to start when they are like this.

[kingfish]

I didn't know that you can't expand the picture. Check out my earlier post "My Girls so far."

[Green75]

Agree...I think you should top her....she is looking kind of skinny minnie

[Lw1]

Ok well I will leave this one like this and see how it goes she had 4 weeks of veg stage and someone said I could get about an oz of it this is first grow next one I will be doing a lot different would you say 6 weeks in veg would be ok

[Green75]

For me time in veg relates on ending height of plant after flower

[Lw1]

Yes this is why I went into veg stage as I was told it would double in size and my grow room is only 4ft

[Lw1]

Kingfisher they look good and yes I have got one that sprouted a week ago so would you say is ok to start that one in a week ?

[kingfish]

Yes you can. But be very careful it is easy to uproot her at this stage. You see I have yarn tied to the base to counter act the bending process.

[insomniaczzz]

Nebula at GWE recommends growing to 6 nodes, and cutting back to just above the 3rd. That's not cast in stone, but I guess a good rule to start with.

Then when the two new colas grow out to 6 nodes, again cut back to 3rd. This gives you a nice even flat base to start with.

[Grower-Aaron]

Works good for me every time. I have done it earlier than 6th node before and it works but it takes em a lot longer to recover when they don't have 6 total

[ndsmansyj]

Is not my plant also needs LST
My plant is not long ah. is this normal. Help out to take a look

Http://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum/growing-community/6965-growing-in-china-for-the-first-time-sweet-seed-speed/page2

[Karlee]

It will slow you down a little but you have a healthy plant, is it a auto flower plant?

http://www.growweedeasy.com/lst

[Lw1]

It is not an auto-flower seed bank said it was just feminised and green 75 am just going to cut at top node as am going abroad so am on abit of a dead line date and can't really afford to give it an extra 2-3 weeks but am definitely going to be doing this to my next plant as will be able to start that one at correct time thank for all the info people 👍🏼 Appreciated

[PuravidaC]

What kind of deadline? If you are counting on a finish date based on breeders estimate? Depending on growing conditions it could take longer. Last strain I grew advertised a 48 day flower period, it took 84 days but my grow conditions were less than ideal.

[Lw1]

The deadline gives it an extra 12 days from when they say it will be ready I think my growing conditions are ok as temp is good and Rh stays in a good place so I'm hoping it will be done in time aha