OneDudecommentedweek 86 years ago
Hi!
It gives nice result and prevent mold formation, to have some air movement inside the room in flowering and water less often. They tend to mature the best in a more dry enviroment.
When the buds will start to fat up, then you can start "dry out" a bit the plant.
Good results for the setup! Nice first time :)
If you feel "brave", next time you can try some training.
LST, HST, supercropping are all nice, but for the first time, i would suggest to make it just on half the plants, so if you fuck up a bit it wont put you under pressure!
Fuck up will mostly happen, but that's how you learn!
P.S.: if you broke a bit one stem, you can roll some tape around to keep it in place and, if not disturbed, will kind of fix itself. You can leave it untouched until harvest with no problem.
If it totally comes off, you can read about cuttings. Yes, it will be a bit hard, but it will come out an half-sized auto for free :)
If you are using a single light source, you will have a more intense spot in the middle. If you use multiple leds, you will have a more homogeneus surface of light.
To make the best, you need to mold the plant into that shape, to always be at the most efficient point.
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