Asymetric Node Spacing

ButtersStotch
ButtersStotchstarted grow question 6y ago
I wanted to mainline my outdoor girls this year and this is the only strain I have that has crazy asymetric node spacing. I Think I should abort the mainline and just LST from this point on. Any other interesting training techniques that this girl could benefit from?
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Plant. Spaces between nodes
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occultgreen420
occultgreen420answered grow question 6y ago
There are lots of ways and methods. The fact that your plant is asymetric should not keep you from doing mainlining or aspiring for a big yield. Have a look at my diaries, you'll see there different mainlining techniques. The idea is to keep it horizontal. Symmetric or not, I am sure you will have a wonderful living sculpture full of swollen buds! Relax, sit back, enjoy the grow and light one up!
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labifle
labifleanswered grow question 6y ago
Hey there, gardener! I'm used to asymmetrical knots when the plant is in flowering but not in growth unless it's a cutting you took from a plant like that. You can do some topping and training like that, using a technique similar to main lining, but you won't have the super symmetrical aspect of main lining. Good luck to you, bella ciao!
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Med_in_Tropic
Med_in_Tropicanswered grow question 6y ago
Main line is still good even with asymetrical spacing. That why we trim and train.
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MadeInGermany
MadeInGermanyanswered grow question 6y ago
You could also start with topping 😊 Then it becomes extremely bushy
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