By employing LST, you can help maximize your plant’s potential and achieve a more abundant harvest. It requires some patience and attention to detail, but the results are often worth the effort. Avoid breaking or snapping branches. If you accidentally break a branch, you can often repair it by using tape to hold it in place while it heals. Regularly check for signs of stress or disease, and adjust your training technique as needed. Regularly check the ties to ensure they are not too tight and adjust as necessary. Continue training throughout the vegetative stage and into early flowering if needed.

Do not tie your plants with rubber bands!! No matter how much the stretch. Soft sponge or if you are using a tie of some sort make sure you leave a larger knot then you would around the stalk of whatever u are LST'in. If she's an auto I'd wait till she takes more of a Xmas tree shape and then start training her lower nodes out so they turn up into the light. But that's not yet. Few more wks you should have enough with the net 2 do leaf tucking when needed, but as for now no it's not. Feel free 2 DM me in the future r whenever. Good luck

Looks good! You can use the rubber bands from Covid masks for tying. They're sturdy but won't harm the plant. And always make sure that all the tops are the same height and getting the same amount of light. Then it will turn out great!! Good luck!