My honey cream stretched so much as you can see fr...

to get enough light you need to bend all 90 degree then attach them down make sure to go easy on the branch too

Hi @budbanditUk! This could be related to: 1) genetics, but RQS strains are usually very good/stable. 2) pinkish light, these are not the best when it comes to the stretch cycle, 3) too much Nitrogen while the plant was in its preflowering stage. There's not much you can do at this stage but bending her or super-cropping her might help, next time be prepared for the stretch and start to LST as soon as the plant has 3-4 nodes, this will help to contain its height while multiplying nodes for a better yield. Hope this will help, let me know in the comments section if you need any further information, happy growing! 👊

If u want tight spacing keep more blue light till week 3 then give more red for the rest of flower. U can also keep your day and nights temps the same this will help not to stretch. Good luck

Looks good. You need to cut her nitrogen down to help limit her stretching next time. Concentrate more on phosphorus and potassium for bud growth at this stage of flower. Keeping the highest parts of your plants to the corners or sides of your tent and lowest parts more directly under the light may provide you with the most light for your bud to prevent light burn. I would suggest investing in a PPF/PAR meter in the future to take the guess work out of dealing with LED light intensity at different distances. You can try a partial super crop by carefully pinching the stems to soften them up then bending them over just enough to even out the canopy a bit but not to the point of cracking the stem. Then tie them down a bit. Hope this helps.👍

My advice would be to move your scrog alot higher and tuck or tie the buds to it, the other plant may catch up, you could airways put something under the smaller plant to raise it