By continuing to use the website or clicking Accept you consent to our cookies and personal data policy. For details please see Privacy Policy
Accept
Training
DawgHausanswered grow question 2 years ago
You can start now bro. Top them first and give them a week to recover from this before you apply LST. You can also top again down the line if you choose. Good Luck Bro 💪
1 like
Complain
Robertsanswered grow question 2 years ago
For a photoperiod I keep nodes at 2 and 3. Removing 4 and stripping 1. I then stretch those limbs to edges as it grow and let them climb. As I go to flowering. Makes a nice manifold grow. My fft 10 dairy is a good example or anything I am currently growing under the UF4000 light. Good luck and happy growing 🌱
2 likes
Complain
420Highlifecoupleanswered grow question 2 years ago
When you feel is ready..generally 5 nodes my friend.
1 like
Complain
KushReloadedanswered grow question 2 years ago
Once you plant has 4 to 5 nodes you can start training if training auto make sure the plant is not underwater/overwatered and is healthy autos have a timer on their life due to ruderails so it can stunt growth affecting yield happy growing good luck 🍃🍃
1 like
Complain
Similar Grow Questions
Solved
omufabre
Topping techinque: 4 main colasI'm approaching topping for the first time. The aim is to get 4 main colas, without FIM. The intention is to cut at the 3rd node (cut C) in order to develop the branches of nodes 2 and 3 as main ones. Does this make sense? Has anyone already had any experience with this?
Techniques. Topping
22 days ago
6
Solved
AlphaBetaGamma
So many leaves! Should I defoliate even more?I defoliated just before and even during the first week of flowering, but she keeps growing so many leaves even during the second week of flowering.
Should I defoliate right now or wait a couple of weeks? I worry I could halt the flowering or cause even more useless stress...
Week 5
Techniques. Defoliation
a month ago
8
4
Solved
Swollen
DefoliationHi everyone 👋
I just want to know if defoliating more right now it's a good idea. This is an auto, and I think soon she will going to flower.
Week 4
Techniques. Defoliation
a month ago
8
7
Solved
SuperGreenGoblin
Hi Grow Community! I am trying LST for the first time. Plant is about 14cm hight. As far as I know I need to bend the stem until it's horizontal with the soil. But the stem of my plant is already so thick and solid. Does it need to be rly horizontal?Should I try and bend it more?
Week 3
Techniques. LST
7 days ago
3
3
Solved
VanTheMan
LST GuidanceI have been trying out LST for the first time... How should i go about this...
should i let the bindings loose at some point.
Can someone guide me on how to go on from here...?
https://growdiaries.com/diaries/198587-seeds-mafia-auto-freshberry-grow-journal-by-vantheman
Week 5
Techniques. LST
20 days ago
7
4
Solved
DrBrot
Northern Lights Auto, quite short and bushy, fan leaves shielding light - should I defoliate?First time grower with a quite short Northern Lights Auto in week 6. The fan leaves seem to shield a lot of light from the inner leaves, also touching ground. Should I trim the fan leaves? Or should I keep them, since it already seems stressed enough for it's short life…
Plant. Too short
Setup. Strain - Autoflowering
Techniques. Defoliation
11 days ago
3
Solved
Vikings24
Defoliation?When do you guys think I should do some defo? Was thinking maybe just a couple of leafs to help with light exposure.
Week 5
Techniques. Defoliation
3 months ago
5
2
Solved
Jaked
Bending branchI decided to bend the branch to form a bush.The stem was quite thick and when I bent it, I formed a large bend radius, but the next day I noticed that it took a sharp angle. How bad is it, and if it's bad, how to fix it? Thanks in advance🙏
Techniques. LST
Techniques. HST
2 months ago
4
4
Solved
JSanchezz
Can i Cut FanleafesHello
can I cut off the large leaves in day 24 veg,
they cover large parts of the plant with shade ?
Techniques. Defoliation
3 months ago
4
7
Solved
Johnnypotgrowr
Defoliation late in flower on Auto'sI like to defoilate, If I were to pick majority of the fan leaves off of these plants being Auto's, will they react or stress too much? I like to defoil near the end of flower to really push all the focus to the budsites. Happy Growing!3 months ago
4
7
Solved
rickytpb
whether I should transition her into the flowering stage or wait a bit longerHey everyone,. I need your opinions on whether I should transition her into the flowering stage or wait a bit longer. I think I may have trimmed the main stem too much to the side, and I'm a bit worried. The pictures and the video is in my diary if you have a look I'd be glad
Techniques. LST
2 months ago
4
3
Solved
HerbHare
Remove leaves from auto?Should I remove fan leaves from my auto flower? I wonder since it is so crowded, I worry a bit that the leaves are pressing against the buds. But maybe that isn't a problem? I've read that removing leaves is unnecessary and stressful for the plant.
Week 9
Techniques. Defoliation
2 months ago
3
9
