So I pulled the roots that form at the bottom. Don't worry she will recover fast. Key now is to understand that if you do LST it would mean you need to attach it to the top of the pot.
That's what I did in my first grow ever
So I pulled the roots that form at the bottom. Don't worry she will recover fast. Key now is to understand that if you do LST it would mean you need to attach it to the top of the pot.
That's what I did in my first grow ever
Pull them. No use trying to be perfect under the pot. I did lst a Lil too late the first time and didn't train my second attempt. I would say from third or fourth node maybe topping will be better for the first training. It's a good thing you have 2 of them to try both.
Yeah they didn't get affected too bad but was seriously root bound. The auto seems to be just just within the limits
I feel for you! I hope to see your plants popping out like majestic trees! I must pay a visit at your journal tonight
I have an LST tutorial in my signature which might be helpful for you. Are you growing an auto or photo plant, because the answer about when to start could be different.
). You need to attach a tie to the opposite side of the botanium to keep it straight up and down, like this:
Number one rule for LST is that you need to support the trunk-root connection so it comes straight out of the substrate (black beans in your case
How are you going to handle keeping it flat when the entire pot is only 6" wide?
With loads of effort!
On the pot you can make another pot on top of it (which becomes necessary at the end) and tie onto that pot. It's what I did
