Is LST'ing during flowering good or bad ?

skinnysmoke

skinnysmoke

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I had LST'd my girl a while ago, but decided to untie her. Now that she is 16 days into flowering and growing rediculously i decided to LST her again. I thought i would get some advice from anyone who has experience in the matter. The 1st pic is non-LST. Second and third pics are LST,and last pic is the following day. I also circled the area i was concerned with because i dont want to lower my yield by lowering the the pistil heavy portion of the plant. if that makes since.
 

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LST her, you won't loose or win to much, and share the results with us, keep us informed. It would be a good experiment, good luck.
 
yautjia said:
LST her, you won't loose or win to much, and share the results with us, keep us informed. It would be a good experiment, good luck.
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I will post results and more pics. The strain is unknown so it's hard for me to get good results to compare( would be very helpful) with. Also I supercropped her some before she show her sex and LST'd.
 
I couldn't tell you if it will do any good or not but I do know when plants start flowering they tend to find the room and space to push out as many flowers as possible. Good luck, post results.
 
LST'ing is fun. No matter how low you try to put her down, she's gonna try to face the light.
I supercropped and LST one and it just got outta hand. If you can give each stem a little more room tying them down, some popcorn can actually grow a little bit more solid.
 

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gR33n nice girl!! Is she in the ground?I looked her over and I'm gonna tie up some side growth tomorrow for more sunlight deeper into the plant.
 
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