Hello everyone! Can some one help me about trainin...

U can look at my Pineapple Express Diarie or the Blappleberry haze for some inspiration

you can either top her at the top or 2nd to top node or youcan bend her over around the 3rd node or about half way in the middle. you want to aim for an "L" shape but on its side. i would take a tie and toe the base/ trunk of the tree to keep it sturdy and in place and then take the top and try to tie it down sideways to the trunk as an anchor for now. youll want to gradually move the tie up to continue growing it outwards in the same fashion as the plant grows outwards. both of these methods will cause the lower growth to grow up to try and be a main now. its important to plan ahead and to visualize what you want you want your plant to do and to anticipate what will need to be done. plant training is one of my favorite parts of growing. bend her over and treat the rest of her as a grid and fill in the gaps. anyother question, feel free to message me

Its hard to explain.I guess they aren't autos then.If they are I'd leave them.Its wants topping for a start.Pinch out the main stemt then you'll have 2 tops so on and so on.You can do this a number of times each time 1 shoot becomeing 2.You need to see it being done really.I'd go to you tube.Whatever you do it will grow back.The whole pots should be soaked at this stage.Don't keep it wet,let it dry between watering.The top few centimetres should look completely dry but nshould be dark under the surface.Dry spells engourage the roots to grow.

Topping, LST, Mainlining,lollipop, scrog

It looks like you’re watering your pots at the center of the pot. Try watering more around the edges to help the roots stretch and avoid root rot. If the center does get too dry just mist with a sprayer. As far as training g goes I would wait about a week to take off the bottom leaves. They look a little young. However when the time comes Take off the bottom branches as well as the bottom leaves, but maybe on a separate day you prune the bottom leaves to avoid over pruning and stressing it. Also don’t prune defoliate on days you water especially on days you give it nutrients as this can also over stress it. You’re also going to want to prune or I use the term defoliation for removing top fan leaves that shade bottom bud sights. If you believe you over pruned it add a drop of honey to the sight u pruned/defoliated and it helps with recovery(I’ve heard) I’m not a fan of bending tying down as it makes watering a bitch.