You should def. lst your plants if you can. Or super crop. I started supercropping last year and it was thourghly easier than fuckin w. tying a bunch of string. Here's a instruction vid from youtube
I might try tying it down if the others dont fill out the canopy(indoor). The outside plants I just tyed em over a long time ago.
They keep busting my cheap string and duct tape. I need to get some cage wire to in circle them as they are starting to close in on each other again and I think we're gonna get heavy.
I'm still trying to understand all the bug and N defficances. Not that BHS has bugs. I sprayed some Spinosad inside and out tonight. Preventave maintenance inside but I had some catipillars outside with maybe some other type of vermon !
This was the second spray and everything looks good. It was never bad yet but don't want it to get that way.
I do see a bad ass bug/moth that comes around in the evening. They are kinda long and skinny with a fat evil looking head and a white triangle spot towards the end of their body.. They like to land on the stem. When you go to squash them they just spin around on the stem super fast. If you fuk with them enough they will fly away. I see them in pairs most of the time. The closest thing I could fit them too was the cabbage moth. 
i use nylon string. it doesnt fray when it gets wet. but it does fray on the ends when youre handling it. tie it in a loop, then zip tie the loop to the branch. much easier to move later, just cut the zip tie and use a new oneyes I had my first almost in half break.
maybe u can make a cage for the poison? make a dome out of fencing big enough to let snails through. stake it to the ground so the animals dont just move it. that is if youre using the poison theyre attracted to...
i dont think so. im not sure what keeps grasshoppers away. id like to know though because i had one on my plants a few weeks ago. if i start seein em around, i might have to start murdering them
what will that do?
