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Thanks shed I shall fix it I’ll have to read more of your thread when my son goes to bed but from the little that I read does that mean you don’t need LST if you topped?LST involves tying down branches rather than leaves, and your branches don't look big enough to tie down yet. The only LST it looks like you could do would be to slowly bend the whole plant over.
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Greetings all! I've had members ask about how I do my LST (low stress training) on my plants so I thought I would do a pictorial on it. My pics are of two different plants but don't let that confuse you. It's just easier to demonstrate that way. Let's discuss the theory behind LST for a...www.420magazine.com
Also I think I found the source of what’s eating the leaves… caterpillars!Thanks shed I shall fix it I’ll have to read more of your thread when my son goes to bed but from the little that I read does that mean you don’t need LST if you topped?
LST can still be used to train the plant after topping, just not by bending it over. I use LST to keep the top two nodes (four branches) flat after I top to let the lower branches catch up. As each sets of branches reaches the top I use pipe cleaners to tie them flat, leaving the lowest ones that I'm keeping (usually the 4th node) to reach the top.Thanks shed I shall fix it I’ll have to read more of your thread when my son goes to bed but from the little that I read does that mean you don’t need LST if you topped?
BT spray (Bacillus thuringiensis) will do them in.Also I think I found the source of what’s eating the leaves… caterpillars!
Ah ok so I kind of had the right idea just to early and the wrong spot? I shall check the zon for BT. Just sprayed the autoflower and the lil death Bubba turned the lights off, I kinda want to bring them back outside or get a light timer hard to keep trackLST can still be used to train the plant after topping, just not by bending it over. I use LST to keep the top two nodes (four branches) flat after I top to let the lower branches catch up. As each sets of branches reaches the top I use pipe cleaners to tie them flat, leaving the lowest ones that I'm keeping (usually the 4th node) to reach the top.
Once they're all at the same level they can grow up together in a flat canopy.
BT spray (Bacillus thuringiensis) will do them in.
You tied the leaves rather than the branches, but your top node branches would need to be another inch longer before you could get a tie on them.had the right idea just to early and the wrong spot?
Shit well you don't learn unless you read/ask questions or just try random stuff like I do then ask questions I'm going to try option 1 first next time....in a near future fuuuuuuck SHED HEEEEEEELP I DID IT AGAINYou tied the leaves rather than the branches, but your top node branches would need to be another inch longer before you could get a tie on them.
Ya she’s an auto and just started showing last week and ya I mean the side branch guess I should ask this now and hopefully will be able to get some bloom next week but time to flip?I see pistils, is that the auto?
And do you mean the plant or the side branch?
Well, you don't need to flip autos. Looks like she's going into flower now, so I wouldn't try to top the side branches.Ya she’s an auto and just started showing last week and ya I mean the side branch guess I should ask this now and hopefully will be able to get some bloom next week but time to flip?
Sorry meant flipping to bloom nutes and now it’s just time to let her do her thing then get really high after pew pew please no rot Ya @Melville Hobbes
Is that tiny cob webs on her?Can I top this one?
Both sides have it and it looks like the branch that broke is healing
Ya they were outside and I noticed them when I brought her in using safers once a night now I haven’t seen any signs of mites but could be to lateIs that tiny cob webs on her?
Stay safe
Bill