There is probably no universal solution here.
Previously, I always used aluminum electric wire in plastic insulation with a cross-section of 6 or 10 mm2.
1. You can fix 4 posts (red) of the desired height vertically on the pot (black), for example with tape. Scrog mesh (blue) is attached on top. This type of mesh allows you to move the pot.
2. If you fix the required number of posts on the pot and fix each branch at several points on its wire, then by bending the wire you can then give each branch the desired shape.
I also really liked the idea with plastic clamps in the previous posts.
If you make them from wire, you can get a number of other advantages.
- using wire 1.5, 2.5, 4.0 mm2 we get staples for branches of different thicknesses.
- a slight bend in the central loop and the opposite bend in the ends provide a more secure fixation of the branch
- if there is a leaf or shoot on the bending section, they fall into the void between the wire and do not interfere with fixation.
- you can easily change the bending angle of the branches both immediately and during growth by simply bending the wire.
