Dr. Grinspoon

@Ninefold, Try to spiral her around, keep the main branch spinning around upwards, doesnt matter how much i bent the branches during my force scrog they turned back towards the light in a matter of hours, and in a matter of days i had to start thinking of new ways to bend. She IS quite resilient, just takes a lot of time to recover. The only danger is overfeeding or overwatering. Begin by gently pushing the branch to the location you want them to go, slowly just give it a push, and again and again and again, until the branch itself sits lower, then lower, then lower, and then tuck it under the net, and let it come back around. the more you manouever the branches the softer they get, just make sure you dont do any extreme bends.

@DreamCatcher, 85cm is quite tall, that times 3 would be like 255cm. Would be a rather tight fit hahaha. I'm gonna check how much space I got and how flexible she is. I should have some wire left for a more flexible net, but I won't really be able to move it vertically. I think I'll try to get the branches as low as I can and then use the rigid mesh screen and see how it goes.

@Ninefold, when i shoved her into flowering she was 85cm tall, the first week into flowering someone suggested me to do a scrog, because they said i wouldnt manage the hight, and they were right, so i went out and bought a roll of PVC mesh screen and scrogged, daily pushed lower and lower until i reached the split where i topped. and as y ou can see by the end of this third week of flower now shes even taller, so much so that i am having to tie branches down daily. I am too much of a coward and i dont think ive got the balls to HST really, considering how she looks.. Yes put a scrog screen over her but opt in for the elastic one dont get a very rigid one, unless you were planning on scrogging from the beggining of the grow and kept the plant in shape to fit the galvanized steel or any other solid form of scrog screen, i would suggest you go with thread, or the elastic ones, then instead of pushing the shoots down and manipulate branches with risk of snapping, you can just pull the netting over them and let it push it back gently. Or, use the elastic one for the first layer, and then the rigid one for above, if you think you can maintain an even canopy, otherwise you get what i have, uneven shoots reaching for the heavens. Also, make sure to get rid of that tape, as the stem thickens it will dig into it. unles ofc its degradeable then youre fine..

@DreamCatcher, that's what I will do next time haha, keep her nice and low from the start :p

@Ninefold, Well it took its time but it came back around, I only topped mine so it would stop upward grown, but did it too late.. Honestly, you can begin LST from seedling stage, just anchor it around so it grows in a speciffic shape, i didnt know, but at the same time i chose DrG for my first grow so serves me fucking well hahahaha

@DreamCatcher, I just learnt that haha. Perhaps if I've done a better job she wouldn't have stressed out as much. What other techniques could I have tried? I know LST, but she seemed a bit too stiff to get her as low, so I took someone's suggestion to HST it around the tent :p. I knew plants would stretch but I was surprised they could stretch 3x, so I wanted to try something ASAP.

@Ferenc, thanks! When I first tried this strain I loved the effects. It will be more than worth the wait ☺️.