keeping plants small?
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homegrownboy
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LST, supercropping, topping, FIM'ing, SOG, take your pic...there's plenty to choose from.
dudeoflife
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+1 for supercropping.
You can keep it really small if you stop watering it. JK.
You can keep it really small if you stop watering it. JK.
sonar
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Low Stress Training. It's bending th plant over and tying it down. It helps the plant to grow more horizontally rather than vertically and also opens the side and bottom of the plant up to more light. It's great!
Here's a great guide. The picture to me seems a little exaggerated, but you'll get the idea.
https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/299554-how-lst-low-stress-training.html
Here's a great guide. The picture to me seems a little exaggerated, but you'll get the idea.
https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/299554-how-lst-low-stress-training.html
homegrownboy
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Thx sonar for helping him. +rep
it's420somewhere
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in the second week of growing some new northern lights and i feel that the hight is increasing too quickly compared to the developement off the leaves (not too bad). should i be concerned? solution?
grapesnowcone
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Heat stress
Saerimmner
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ive got 7 northern lights growing atm an that happened to mihne when the light was too far away, drop the light a bit and see if that helps
a2302050127
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I would say go 12/12 from seed to keep them small. I have a plant that is a little over 2 inches which is budding. I did 12/12 from seed (probably other reasons why she's so small).
