Welsh-Smoker
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How many times can I top my plants, can you top the plants as much as you want to get a massive bush?
Ah right I new topping would stress her but did not now you could do it as many times as you want yea I would like to lst but I'm not sure how don't you tie the branches down or something like that? Thanks for the info very helpfulu can top as much as you want as long as you keep in mind that the plant will need time to rebound from the stress.spread your topping out over time so u don't over stress the plant. the more you top the longer you will have to veg for. but yes you can top a plant as many times as you want.you can try mixing topping with LSTing to maximize and increase the bushyness and yeild without adding as much time to veg as just topping a bunch of times.
Hey, check out the bonsai mothers thread. There are a few good stickies on this site, one of them is callled (I think) the ultimate pruning/LST thread.
Good luck!
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the more tops, the more the resources available to the plant are split between each top, so bear in mind that you're gonna need either more root space or more food or pref both.
well personally I found supercropping to be the least effective method of the 3 and topping the most, but I'm an indica in soil guy myself so you're outside of my comfort zone. Though I's say they'll let you know pretty quickly if they need more of something, just be ready to react. I'm sure someone else will let you know who has the relevant experience for your situation. Sorry.
Welsh,
In the sticky that was linked he says to do either topping OR supercropping, not both on the same plant. You can do LST with either one, though. I would definitely check out a good tutorial on defoliating before I did it. I'm still a little nervous about finding that sweet spot between improving it and chopping it to shreds.
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I multi top and supercrop on every grow without a problem so doing both is fine i top several times in veg to give me plenty of heads then supercrop during the stretch to keep a level canopy