small problem quick question

[zingablack]

my plant just shot up last night and smushed up against the flourescents sp so not a heat issue just messed up top will it matter in the long run or is it nothing to worry about just worried it was my best plant in every category

 

[Guest]

It should be fine, give it a couple weeks or so.

 

[zingablack]

also i think my plant is going to get to tall how can i fix that i know all about lst and all that but i just wondered wat you all would think would be the best way its just a verticle problem not width anyway IM BAKED any info is helpful thanks

 

[PurplePotion]

Research 'super cropping'. Basically, you break the inside of the stem without actually breaking the outside. Be gentle.. you will hear the inside break. This will stop vertical growth to that branch, and still allow nutrient supply above the break.

 

[Dr Dog]

Research 'super cropping'. Basically, you break the inside of the stem without actually breaking the outside. Be gentle.. you will hear the inside break. This will stop vertical growth to that branch, and still allow nutrient supply above the break.

Very easy, you just pinch the stem, as you tighten you will "feel" the inside start to crack under your fingers

 

[zingablack]

where do i do that. at the top of the plant or how many nodes below the top

 

[PurplePotion]

Where ever you want the tallest point. The part above the break will usually hang over.

 

[Grizz]

Dont know what kind of floro light you have but a t5 will keep them short and bushy and very healthy looking.

 

[geminibud]

just top that bitch....no more heat damage and also=more branches and budsites.

 

[PurplePotion]

Depends. If you're still in veg, you could go ahead and top it, but if you're in flower I'd supercrop, that way you aren't cutting off your already budding main cola.

 

[zingablack]

its weird ive had it in flower for about 2-3 weeks and they arent showing anything maybe they arent mature enough. i didnt veg em that long due to hight limitations will they start flowering when they get old enough