Suggestions please!

Hello, You can start manipulating the plants as soon as they have between 3 and 6 nodes or a pair of leaves. During this first stage of growth, the still-flexible trunk can be bent without the risk of breaking, although as the plant develops, it will become increasingly difficult to bend. We can continue to guide the growth of the branches throughout the entire cultivation, even during flowering, which is a significant advantage over pruning at this stage, as it is not recommended at all once the formation of buds begins, as this will stress the plant and delay the harvest. If we are careful, the natural flexibility of cannabis fibers allows us to bend their trunk and branches with relative ease, even during the flowering of the plants. Using a thin rope, we can tie the tip of the plant to the base of the pot, for example, or to a stake that we have planted in the substrate. We will carefully bend the trunk and secure it with the rope; from there, we can gradually increase the tension of the rope, a little more each day, until we achieve the desired position. Pay attention to the plant's reaction, try not to apply too much pressure on the rope, and remember that the flexibility of the branches can vary from plant to plant. I hope this helps you! Happy growing!