growing small
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majek
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basically it all depends on light and space. the more light you have the shorter and bushier the plant will be, and plants naturally adapt to the space they grown in. A large area will produce a large plant, a small one will produce a tiny plant. if you are trying to grow a drawf plant you want a auto-flowering indica strain
tahoe58
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like said above, to get the short plant, germinate the seed, and place under 12-12 light scenario from day one. I believe there's a whole thread dedicated to 12-12 from seed. Check it out. Good luck man! Walk On!!~!~~~
majek
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you should care about bud weight, that's the whole reason your growing lol. LST means low stress training, its simple you just tie down the stalk/bigger branches so the smaller branches can receive more light. It will help the plant stay short and bush out horizontally instead of vertically,
moash
New Member
yeah they have threads about it...low stress training...all it is is bending and tying instead of toppinp...but u can do both for a bushier plant
search lst
CrackerJax
New Member
Just make sure you use a short strain. Trying to bonsai a Landrace strain could be a challenge. Doing the same to a shorty like "Reclining Buddha" would be a snap.
The strain has a lot to do with it.
The strain has a lot to do with it.
moash
New Member
and what happens to something when it is forced a diff direction....it bends....u might mean crimping/snapping is supercropping
tahoe58
Well-Known Member
hahahah ... yuea good point ... put a 15wk sativa in there and no matter what ur fuk'd ... hahahaha!
CrackerJax
New Member
No............. 
You'll just have to wing it this time. Next time though, get some high quality small strains. They will be much easier to control.
You'll just have to wing it this time. Next time though, get some high quality small strains. They will be much easier to control.