NitroHaze - BSF

Hello growmie, There are lot's of very good articles in the journal section, i took the time to pick out a few ones that will just give you different ideas (you can find the article about topping under high stress training - 1st link) High Stress Training (HST): growdiaries.com/journal/how-to-do-high-stress-training-hst-on-cannabis Low Stress Training (LST): growdiaries.com/journal/how-to-do-low-stress-training-lst-on-cannabis-plants The advantages of training: growdiaries.com/journal/The-Advantages-Of-Training-Cannabis-Plants Supercropping: growdiaries.com/journal/super-cropping-the-best-technique-to-get-massive-yields Benefits of Supercropping: growdiaries.com/journal/benefits-of-super-cropping-cannabis Mainlining: growdiaries.com/journal/main-lining-cannabis-plants-to-increase-yields Personally i would begin by topping the plant between 2nd and 3th node that way you will end up with 4 main branches. If you want 6 branches top between or 3th and 4th node. Good luck 🍀 mate ✌️

Hello. If the roots are warm the plant can take the cold better. The next time you are at the gardening store get a heating mat for starting seedlings or some heating cables meant to be buried in the pot at the beginning but can be places on the outside of the pot with some insulation put on the outside of the pot to direct the heat inward. Warm roots happier plant. Chuck

Its hard to say, But looking at day 61 I see water on the leaves. If this was mid day when the sun is at it's hottest it might of burnt the tip where the water collected. Since its only one finger on a single fan leaf I wouldn't worry to much. Keep an eye to see if other leaves start getting it. As for the damage a few days ago that would be either snail or caterpillar eating the leaves. Big chunks like that are usually from big bugs. Good luck and Happy Growing.