Uneven Grow

[Thebeginning1989]

What would you do with the back three plants? The front six are pretty even, but those three are about twice the size of the front six (for reasons those three ended up vegging for quite a bit longer).

Right now I am waiting for the three gallon pots to fill with roots before flipping. Ultimately, I'm just worried those three will keep the lights far up from the other six, especially after stretch.

I'm thinking maybe cut them back to the size of the other six? How would that affect their production exactly?

 

[Gingerbeard]

I moved the light.

 

[Thebeginning1989]

Did the tops furthest from the light end up airy at all? I mean, from the picture it doesn't look like that is the case. They both look amazing.

I can definitely do that, the main reason I have two 300s in there in fact.

 

[Bluey]

You can lift the pots at the front or supercrop the back ones if you have space to fit it all or a combination of both.

If you are going to run out of room you can cut them back and depending on how you do that will determine yield.

Perhaps supercropping the big ones and removing everything from the 3rd node from the top down

 

[Gingerbeard]

Also what Bluey said. I dropped the two on the left because I did not want all four plants too close. I am not the connoisseur of dens/airy buds. Everything gets chopped into the same bin. I blast and sift so look more for trichomes.
My light moving comment was geared toward the number of plants you have. Raising two instead of six would be easier for me. I can also rotate my light 90°. Usually do that once in veg and once in flower.