If you aren't running a lot of plants, in a SOG (Screen of Green) style grow, then you will probably want to top your plants to give them multiple tops. Supercropping is awesome. Keep some masking tape and or zip ties nearby in case you break them while supercropping, they will heal amazingly well if you repair it quickly. I like to pinch then twist stems when supercropping.
So I should wait for one more node to grow then top the next one? and 3 more after those, then super crop them all, right?
When you top it, it will split into two tops and often some of the lower branches join them at the top of the canopy, so you can start supercropping at that time, or top the top four tops again, wait for them to become 8-16 tops and supercrop those. You can make some really fancy plants this way with very little trouble.
I'm fully with ol' what's his name on this one.
Not really supercropping in the attached pics, just one of dozens of ways you can train plants. I used to use barbless fish hooks and fly line backing in fabric pots. Now I just supercrop.
I like to pinch the stem I'm going to bend and then twist the stem, when supercropping, rather than just bending it without a little conditioning first. I like to let it know what I want from it, rather than just bend it over without warning, which leads to a lot of breakage.