First LST, First Clones

[joebechill]

hi everyone !
i just wanted to post this because i’m stoked on how it came out. my first grow is about ready for harvest so i’ve had a little experience but not much. i didn’t know at the time you could “train” plants. i only have one tent and i wanted to clone my plants, so i gave them to a friend once i rooted them. they had a rough upbringing, but they’ll look better. so i’m helping my friend with her new plants and i topped them a week and a half ago. today i did some low stress training. let me know what you guys think!
3 clones /
in 3 pots of ffof /
first low stress training

 

[Swagymcfly88]

Not bad at all as the arms grow just keep pulling them down even to each other and before you know it you will have a full canopy

 

[joebechill]

Not bad at all as the arms grow just keep pulling them down even to each other and before you know it you will have a full canopy

thanks dude!

 

[bobrown14]

Instead of topping think about doing this next time - it's called super cropping.

I do it when the plants get too tall. I also do LST as well.

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• bobrown14
• Apr 30, 2019

Jellium Clone - super cropped

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• bobrown14
• Apr 30, 2019

Jellium Clone - super cropped cracky

Fresh crack - she was bent over a day or so ago. They recover overnight.
Plants dont like this. I only do it when absolutely needed.

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• bobrown14
• Apr 30, 2019

Jellium Polyploid clone - super cropped crack

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• bobrown14
• Apr 30, 2019

Jellium Polyploid clone - super cropped

Reason for not topping is that you will loose the main cola - this plant has not been topped. You can see the super cropped plants - 1 on the left the other on the right in this pic and also some LST with wires on the left (if you look close).

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• bobrown14
• Apr 30, 2019

PMB Bx - plant view