Growing tall, Already topped, What do I do?

GreenBeanDean

GreenBeanDean

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I need some guidance on what to do to maintain this from becoming an annoyance. I have one that grew similar to this and when I put it into flowering it turned into a bush and I can't wait till that thing is chopped. I have only topped and it's still new to me, I have never "fimmed" but if I can do any of those again to slow it down and reduce it from being so sporadic while increasing the yield that would be dope.
 

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GreenBeanDean said:
Can you tell that they all need more light because they could be bushier?
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Yes.
A plant that tall should be much bushier.
Here are a few 4wk vegged clones in the first couple weeks after flip
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No training done and were around 14"-18" tall max.

Your ladies, although very nice and healthy looking, show exactly how the plant reacts when "stretching" to reach a dim light source.

Low light= tall/thin
Lots of light= shorter/squatter
 
Okay, I did the super cropping method on the tall one from a video I watched and added another light till I get better ones. I'm super excited to see how that turns out. I appreciate all of the advice cause it was put to use.
 
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