Bluey
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I choose to top but I train a bit differently to @rootsruler
My last two indoor photo grows I have LST from the moment the branches will take the weight of my soft flexible tie downs and work them outwards along the branches as she grows, which is typically after I've finished topping but I may top later for clones this time so start LST earlier than topping.
On flip I let them mostly stretch straight up just doing minor adjustments to try and keep them where I want them and keep the heights relatively even. I keep the tie downs on until stretch is complete and then after a bit I'll place the scrog net at the top of the stretch and work the colas to their squares.
Last grow they started falling over later in flower so ideally a 2nd scrog net is called for but I was scrogging an 8 x 6 area and just went for yoyos which worked fine. Much easier I thought. I had 24 yoyos which was about half that I needed so used anything I could find to keep them falling over.
My last two indoor photo grows I have LST from the moment the branches will take the weight of my soft flexible tie downs and work them outwards along the branches as she grows, which is typically after I've finished topping but I may top later for clones this time so start LST earlier than topping.
On flip I let them mostly stretch straight up just doing minor adjustments to try and keep them where I want them and keep the heights relatively even. I keep the tie downs on until stretch is complete and then after a bit I'll place the scrog net at the top of the stretch and work the colas to their squares.
Last grow they started falling over later in flower so ideally a 2nd scrog net is called for but I was scrogging an 8 x 6 area and just went for yoyos which worked fine. Much easier I thought. I had 24 yoyos which was about half that I needed so used anything I could find to keep them falling over.