Give or take, keep those picture coming so we can track the height taper. Do you track height? Good thing to get in the habit of, helps me understand the cycle of a particular strian for when I grow it again, know what to expect right
. Learning by doing is best, just think how much she`ll change again in the next month 
Yup got bamboo shoots already sitting outside the tent waiting for this big nugsAll looks good caddy, might see some stem thickening happening to come. DEFINITELY going to need a 5-6 ft bamboo shoot or equivilant as those are going to pack on some weight. Give the plant some sort of support. Excellent cropping job I must say as well, now if only 4 weeks sooner
KC
. What would you recommend the next bend should be? Pretty soon its going to start reaching the top again...should my next bend be at A or B? I hope u can see the letters and arrows in the picture.
. Hit me back if you have any questions mate
I think I get what you are saying. Something like this?I would actually try to flex up the stem a bit before your first training area so you can give it a bit of a bow and then tie your `A `to the opposite side of the flexed tie. Should be able to work the stem gently back and fourth to where it will be bendable, tie at say 6 O`Clock on your bucket and then tie you `A `down to the 12 O`Clock of the bucket. Sorry about how terrible that`s described, wish I had some Paint files on hand for demonstration, but essentially you`ll be looking for half way down the plant for the flex bend. Should see response within 2-4 days
KC
You should be trimming both the bottom most sets of leaves. Both parts, should be clean up to the third node for nice airflow. The plant will work harder diverting energy to the top of the plant instead of leveling out the deficiencies, as you can see in the most recent picture you posted (yellowing).
Thanks man I did most of the trimming and she looks good! Check out the bud sitesYou should be trimming both the bottom most sets of leaves. Both parts, should be clean up to the third node for nice airflow. The plant will work harder diverting energy to the top of the plant instead of leveling out the deficiencies, as you can see in the most recent picture you posted (yellowing).
Otherwise don`t stress the `A`breaking, you want to hear the snapping of the tissues, but it should spring back within a few days. Following the training in a twister-esque fashion will allow prompt better airflow and stem structure for you as well. Looks cool to boot. That should keep your light level set for now, stretching will persist soon anyways. Keep us posted,
KC
Have you ever grown a Sativa like Super Silver Haze? It`s a stalk boss, not a bush, no canopy can be realistically produced unless the plant has been trained from the beginning. We`ve been over this earlier in the thread ...
Thanks man! If only I can send you some of the product once its done so you can compare to your previous SSHHave you ever grown a Sativa like Super Silver Haze? It`s a stalk boss, not a bush, no canopy can be realistically produced unless the plant has been trained from the beginning. We`ve been over this earlier in the thread ...
Otherwise, nice job Caddy, keep it coming
KC
. Man...im excited!
Ive grown a Sativa or two in my timeHave you ever grown a Sativa like Super Silver Haze? It`s a stalk boss, not a bush, no canopy can be realistically produced unless the plant has been trained from the beginning. We`ve been over this earlier in the thread ...
Otherwise, nice job Caddy, keep it coming
KC
My advice stands. S0uP
Hahha thanks KC you are a great help. I was thinking I can tie some coarse yarn to the poles on the ceiling of the tent and attach them to the heavy buds individually. You think that will work?Oh yes, thickness will ensue in the next 2 weeks. Can`t wait to see them buds start swelling here pretty soon. Done a great job Caddy considering the strain and your experience, keep it up. This is the fun times
P.S. You may want to begin getting the plant support ready as well, over the next three weeks those branches will be almost twice as heavy, will need some lovin`
KC
. What I would recommend is tie all of your shoots to the main at about halfway of each shoot, then you can later reinforce the main with bamboo, PVC structure, etc. to provide support when you need it most. The initial ties should give some short-term strength and will allow the main to be solidified better down the road. Always happy to help a fellow Super Silver grower