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@DonHugo, Ahoi! How do I deal with the branches? Phew. I think I'll start with some love & a lot of patience. About the grow: The plant was raised alongside an autoflower. Unfortunately, the LA Bomba was quite damaged due to lack of space & the long flowering duration of the mentioned autoflower. After harvesting the autoflower, there was no more room for vertical growth during flowering. The flowering was then initiated on a whim with little hope. Before that, the plant was tied down for testing, and smaller & stunted shoots were removed. The goals were as follows: 1. To manipulate all shoots to one height 2. To give the "stunted" shoots a new chance near the light source On the topic of tying: Build yourself a good SCROG net and gradually push it down. You thread the branches nicely along the net until you can lower the net further. Some shoots from the back right corner were guided to the front left corner in a "half-circle." --All shoots are back at the same height. In the past, I also accidentally split a topped stem while “lowering the SCROG net.” Just fixed it with a zip tie & some tape. The spot is super woody & the plant was stronger than before. If you work with love, the ladies forgive you almost everything. On the topic of "testing": - The first test was whether the plant survives all the mistreatment (topping, cropping, LST, HST) - The driver of the UV-A LED was replaced - Risk of mold with high humidity, consciously opting out of a dehumidifier. I have only worked under different conditions as a small gardener. A new grow in a new environment started yesterday :)

@Legendaryseedthumb, Thank you buddy. Stay safe :)