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Photo update 9's garden

9fingerleafs

9fingerleafs

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Here are my little plants. Thriving. The self topped one that had tri leaf mutation became normal after a cupple of nodes. I just topped both tips again. The other one keeps growing the first pair of leaves. Good vibes to everyone I know you all love pics

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Lookin good! I normally only top once but thinking about a second topping on this grow. What confuses me is my "secondary" colas that start early and compete with main colas produce was well as main colas. I'm not talking about stragglers that never make it to the canopy. So my question is what advantage is multiple toppings and main colas vs secondary colas that produce as well as main colas?
 
I think (I'm pretty fresh at this) it for uniformity on bud size and canopy. Well balanced that way and spread out for a flatter canopy.
 
Is totally strain dependent. Sone strains grow away from the stem and others tend to stick together. I only topped this plant ONCE. The first bifurcation happened by itself. So I topped both grow tips once and (hopefully) all 4 nodes on each branch will develop as colas.
 
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