<span class="link_user">@ShadowGrows</span>, great question. I will top the main top node after the plant reaches a certain height. In my room, because I have a lot of space to fill, I wait til about the 5th set of branches or about 18 inches above the pot. It’s fine to top after 3rd or 4th node if you don’t have a lot of space. Over the next couple of weeks I will top any branch that gets too long or has this same 3 to 4 nodes worth of growth. DO NOT TOP IF THE BRANCH DOESNT HAVE 3 NODES WORTH OF GEOWTH. Then 10-14 days before flower I will top every single nod that hasn’t been recently topped. This give plenty of time for everything to heal before the push to flower.
<span class="link_user">@ShadowGrows</span>, so I just topped every node available, probably 50 nodes or so between the 12 plants. Switching to flower in 10 days. Its gonna be stupid good
<span class="link_user">@FrontRowAG_BrianG</span>,
They look great bro! Growing strong and looking happy.
So you top the side branches before flower as well? I've read up on that but I haven't tried topping more than once yet.
<span class="link_user">@ShadowGrows</span>, great update. Your space looks great, just thin it out and watch your night time temps. Low temps+high humidity=powdery mildew. It’s like a math problem. If you take away one of those variables you’ll never have a mildew problem. So just keep your night temps above 72 degrees and you’re golden. I love your high temp high humidity. It’s all about that strong VPD!!! :muscle::muscle::muscle: That’s how I try to run 80-85 degrees and 60-65% humidity til last 10 days of flush and then reduce humidity. Wait til you see the results…the proof is in the pudding