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Topping done right?
hfwbr420started grow question 7 months ago
As I never topped a plant before I am not really sure if I did it the right way. Maybe someone with more experience can have a look? :)
The first two pics are directly after topping. The other two 5 days afterwards.
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001100010010011110answered grow question 7 months ago
you cut it above a gorwth node.. that's doing it "right"
if you plant to bend those 2 branches horizontally or in any extreme way, leave the stem a bit longer where you cut. It'll be less prone to split from training those two branches away from each other...
if you just top and let it grow, it's a non issue.
split a few stems and you learn to leave that nub a bit longer. you may have to split a stem before you realize the usefulness, lol.
Plant training should have an end target for the full canopy. 12 colas? 20? whatever... then make it happen in a systematic way to reduce vege time and money required to get there. If you do that, you are doing it right and intelligently.
modmyplantsanswered grow question 7 months ago
perfection. You can do some LST, pruning on top, in case you didnt think about it yet
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Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 7 months ago
Primary growth tip removed and a quick rebound. I'd call that mission accomplished. Lookin good.
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TheSlothanswered grow question 7 months ago
It’s perfect man 😉 as you can see the girl make new sprout
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