Northern light mainline

Looks good 👍 👍 👍

Im far from a expert and never did this so i don't know if it would work, but i guess what i would try to do is to give her more veg time and bend the whole stem to the left side down so many new branches will grow out. Or you toss it and start over. :D Like i said i don't know if it would make sense, so please don't follow my tips wait for others, i just wanted to tell my opinion. Whatever you do, i hope it will turn out good for you! All the best

Can happen! Keep it up man! Good luck!

Looks good 😉 Goodluck with the mainline im following along 🌿 Greetings butch 🐕

Nice choise strain, good luck buddy ☘️

If you can bottom brace it, it will be fine and continue to grow. However it 'does' take some overall yield from your final results because those recovery days are growth days lost. The best thing I can tell you right now is not to worry so much about these tree trunk branches that will eventually be groomed to nothing so the higher colas get the light/air/nutes. The main thing in veg is to simply train to where you want the stretch to come from and try to make clear water ways for the nutes to travel from the roots. Early damage is recoverable and barely even noticeable by harvest if you back brace the damage early and mend the break with a little time - otherwise, yes - you can grow the other side out and allow some lower 'branches' to grow into that direction before flip so that when you flip you get the most out of those branches too (personally not a fan of this method) TIP: whenever you do damage, it's a good idea to lower the lights a little for a day - it seems to help in recovery since they do most growing in lower light conditions. Also when bending or 'breaking' a limb, try crushing the stem with a something hard like a pen (I use knitting needles) then work them to bend a little at a time over n over until you get them where you want. And ALWAYS support the branch from the node with your other hand to prevent it snapping off while you bend or break it higher up.

bro stop damaging plants, I don't care plants, I care you time and grams you are missing let them grow as they wanna grow, they will give you more and faster if you are growing for an yield and to get high lol Good Luck friend, we are at same ship, love 😻😻😻

Thank you for sharing your journals and good luck with your transfer damage nothing but good vibes to you. Im sure you will get past this. However yes, if you plan to transfer during a grow, using a small, well aerated, hard container is typically best until you get them into their forever pots. It allows water to drain, soil to compact a little, and the roots have a designed placed to grow until they are ready to transfer. That way when you transfer you can typically just flip, squeeze a little, and they hold together while you set them into the new pot.

Good Luck 🍀