LST 90 degree training clips.

[petert]

Never seen these before! 50 for $35.

 

[ThewBerg]

looks more like HST

 

[petert]

I think they call it LST because unlike supercropping it doesn’t look like there’s any pinching or crushing of the inside of the membrane.

 

[ThewBerg]

I would consider this supercropping since the stems are being bent at a 90 degree angle, as long as this is done nice and early and nothing breaks the plant should focus most of its efforts to build strength rather than repairing damage

 

[Rsawr]

I love that idea, but it seems so finicky in a large plant volume area. I wonder how large the branches can get before they start getting pinched in there.

 

[waterproof808]

I would consider this supercropping since the stems are being bent at a 90 degree angle, as long as this is done nice and early and nothing breaks the plant should focus most of its efforts to build strength rather than repairing damage

Supercropping is when you pinch a branch and fold it over without breaking it and then a large knuckle forms at the pinch.

 

[SnoopyDoo]

I love that idea, but it seems so finicky in a large plant volume area. I wonder how large the branches can get before they start getting pinched in there.

If branches start to get pinched in them, just remove them and the branch should keep the bend. I've never tried those, but I'd like to.

 

[TurboTokes]

I use them, but got mine way cheaper.

They have them on amazon 100pc for $8

Search plant bender, I remove them once the plant grows a bit, it holds that shape