Top the second plant in 3rd photo in week 10 veg?

Hi, da die Pflanzen gut aussehen und du nach oben viel Platz hast würde ich auf ein topping verzichten. Zudem hast du ja bereits bei einer deiner Pflanzen topping gemacht so kannst du den unterschied später besser sehen und für das nächste Mal entschieden was besser für dich funktioniert. Viel Glück

Hey bro, you're still early enough to top if you're staying in veg a bit longer, but only if you're sure it won’t flip soon. If you’re planning to flip in the next 7–10 days, I’d skip topping and just stick with LST. If you’ve already topped the other one"""growdiaries.com/diaries/277617-grow-journal-by-kiopiercer100%22%22 and want more even canopy development, topping now can help. Also, if the main goal is storm resilience and airflow, you can top and spread those tops out with ties after a few days. Fabric pot gives you tons of anchor points. You can top now, only if you’re staying in veg another 7+ day✌️💚

Dont do anything Just let her grow Natural because now its too late

Only top plants when they are super small or your growing outdoor and plant is huge and you know what your doing… honestly if your learning just let the plants grow normal and you will know how they grow so you will have a base point to start from

Topping at this late end of the season is just going to stunt this plant.........it will take 2 weeks to recover, by which time flowering will be almost commencing, meaning you will lose 2 weeks of further growth for no real benefit. Continue with a bit more trainig, otherwise just leave her be without any stress (topping) and let her finish naturally.............this will give you maximum yield at this point. Topping a month ago would have been a better idea, but topping this close to flowering is not ideal.

It's outside. Don't worry about an uneven canopy outside. The sun does not lose intensity from top to bottom unless physically shielded. 93 million miles away, so a few extra feet is zero difference. hell, a 100 foot tall plant would be no different intensity top-to-bottom, lol. If you think topping it will allow you to spread it out more as time goes by, sure... but otherwise i wouldn't bother. i don't know what region of earth you are on, but around here it's just about to go into flower, so topping now wouldn't do anything useful. You'd need vege time afterward to justify it.

There is only one picture in your question but if thats the plant you are talking about I wouldn't see a reason not to top it. Unless you decide to send them into flower early manually, flower is far away enough that the plant will recover and strengthen the other shoots.