Let it Grow or Train it Down

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aMdD

New member

• Nov 5, 2020

• #1

Samoa strains planted in medium from seed back on 9/22. There are currently 13 "tops"(6 on left side and 7 on the right). I have LST them all down to the same height on the canopy and the leaves are starting to all bunch up.

Four days ago, it looked like this:

and today it looks like this:

Should I let the tops grow higher before I train them down? Also, should I cut off some of the fan leaves to make room?

Any insights would be super appreciated!

 

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exploziv

pure dynamite

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• Nov 5, 2020

• #2

Looking good!
If you have enaugh space and a powerful light that should be enaugh. If not, do more lst..

 

pop_rocks

In my empire of dirt

420club

• Nov 5, 2020

• #3

how long do you plan on letting it veg for? about how big is your container
that is a very tidy lst you have going there brother and i hope you have a great harvest

 

A

aMdD

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• Nov 7, 2020

• #4

Will probably let it veg for another 2 to 3 weeks and the container is 7 gallons.

 

exploziv

pure dynamite

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• Nov 7, 2020

• #5

If you got the vertical space and enaugh light leave it like that for nice colas. If you need it compact and bushy maybe top the secondary stems as well.

 

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ResinFap

• Nov 7, 2020

• #6

good advice with secondary, push more, you can also top all tips and wait little more when fun is real pleasure

 

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aMdD

New member

• Nov 8, 2020

• #7

Thanks for the advice y’all! I’ll try letting it grow out a bit more and then topping the secondary’s if needed.

 

exploziv

pure dynamite

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• Nov 8, 2020

• #8

Don't forget to leave them at least a week of veg to recover from the topping before switching to flower.

 

pop_rocks

In my empire of dirt

420club

• Nov 10, 2020

• #9

you are getting great advice here uso
consider get some form of support into the mix too, a nice netting or a few poles to hold everything in place
how are the plants doing?