Im trying mainlining and I have a question. Im still wanting the plant to grow outwards more before i flip to flower. I have my 8 branches established. My question is should i trim the nodes that are starting to come up in the middle? Also since i have my 8 main branches already will growing it outward more even make a difference?
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I would say growing it outward even is not as important as growing it to not shadow itself. Having each node aka bud site have its own light area is the key to even weight, of course it will also come down to the genetics. Outstanding job I am impressed
That’s almost a quadline now but you do have a single pair of nodes so the mainline is correct but either way there’s no need to quibble over words. Often 1 arm of a pair will be fatter and draw more nutes but yes keep it as even as you can. It’s really top notch job you’ve done. Kudos 33!!!
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Thanks for the replies guys. Also dont make me blush it cant be that good im a newbie lol.
But nobody answered my question, do i cut those nodes in the middle or not? My thinking is I want all energy going to the 8 branches so anything before i flip to flower should be trimmed right?
But nobody answered my question, do i cut those nodes in the middle or not? My thinking is I want all energy going to the 8 branches so anything before i flip to flower should be trimmed right?
No, if you cut them the plant will only try to replace them and they are perfectly good bud sites
Just let it grow now
Just let it grow now
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Ok cool thanks
