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It looks healthy so you can either leave it alone or straighten it up a bit every day and wait for it to get tall enough to start bending again with support from the opposite side next time. I would let it get at least another 2" taller and then just start to slowly pull down only the new growth over the course of a few days.looks like I messed the LST, should have read whole thread 1st . So this girl being like this 24h, I suppose if damaged underneath soil @ stem n roots then best leave alone ? sigh.
Is it pinched on the sides where it comes out of the soil? Is the plant showing any negative effect?Thanks for replying....It's an Auto, decided to let it straighten up so took off the green wire and it's stayed @ exactly the same angle with the top obviously bending back towards the sun. Makes me think it maybe not exactly snapped but bent over so the straw like inward of the stem maybe squeezed ?
If the top of the soil is dried out that much I'd give it some water. Dry and cracked is too dry! And don't forget to support the side opposite the bend on the new LST.Did another with 3 nodes but kept stem straight and only bent it 1/8 inch. Worrying part as looked @ the 1st one today there is like an earthquake split in the top 1/4 inch of dry top soil so definitively a tug of war going on, hope the roots win
I wouldn't supercrop an auto unless it had stretched out of control and into the lights during flower.Last years photos I rolled them until I heard the click/snap, is it possible to do that with a couple of week old Auto ? Made the fatal impatience error this year trying Auto's ;(
hey Elfi, welcome!Yeah right now I got some time until the branches become big enough to do anything with. But I was wondering how to handle them, once they do (In therms of height). Aside from tying them to the sides for the sake of leaving room for the nodes above to fill in the middle
Simply keep all of them below the curvature or some other part? As I understand it, the plant tries to develop a new apical growth. Is that one just the highest (or how do I identify it) and I simply need to keep it lower than the rest? Or do I bind every branch below the curve at first? Or just try to have every branch the same height, similar to a SCROG?
I hope my question isn't too convoluted...
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I know they exist, but I am hesitant, since they have a limited size and dont grow with the plant. With the thick wire I can simply keep the plant in line in the beginning. Later I use parcel cord or pipe cleaners that I attach to the tiny holes I drilled in the side of the potI use LST bend supports
This is an autoflower, so I cannot do any sort of Fimming/Topping. Just too much stress for the little time those ladies have in veg phase. That's why I love the Idea of LST. I know some people still do it, but in general it is not adviced in the stuff I read about it. Especially not for beginners like meI am currently experimenting with cutting off the tips so that perhaps I can redirect even more of that energy
They are grown mostly outdoors. In the first weeks I put them under a 45w light (I know, not the best) since the weather was horrible and there was hardly any sun. Now the summer arrived but I still only have about 7h of direct sunlight. But I want to keep them outdoors since I made my peace with less/worse yield and there aren't any major costs in it, especiall when I am unexperienced and won't get the best out of them anyways. Also I just like the idea of outdoor growing more.I wanted to ask you about how much time is the light on per day? as with unrooted clones I will use 24h under a 60 watt utility bulb, that does good for getting them established in a low stress environment but I believe that letting them sleep after that is maybe just as important as the light is.
I am not cutting any leaves, unless they start to wither. Those beauties need all the energy they can getalso Leave Leaves alone unless they are transpiring and you cannot move them enough, or they are well beyond their usefulness to the plant
Yeah manicuring will be another big step. But I will wait until ~1/3 growth period when I can see which buds got potential and which are just wasted energy.I find that just as important as all of the training is manicuring, you don't want a bunch of unfinished buds way down under the canopy so I always just cut those off too