LST 90 degree training clips.

ThewBerg

ThewBerg

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I would consider this supercropping since the stems are being bent at a 90 degree angle, as long as this is done nice and early and nothing breaks the plant should focus most of its efforts to build strength rather than repairing damage :clap:
 
Rsawr

Rsawr

Smoke and Mirrors
Staff member
I love that idea, but it seems so finicky in a large plant volume area. I wonder how large the branches can get before they start getting pinched in there.
 
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waterproof808

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ThewBerg said:
I would consider this supercropping since the stems are being bent at a 90 degree angle, as long as this is done nice and early and nothing breaks the plant should focus most of its efforts to build strength rather than repairing damage :clap:
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Supercropping is when you pinch a branch and fold it over without breaking it and then a large knuckle forms at the pinch.
 
SnoopyDoo

SnoopyDoo

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Rsawr said:
I love that idea, but it seems so finicky in a large plant volume area. I wonder how large the branches can get before they start getting pinched in there.
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If branches start to get pinched in them, just remove them and the branch should keep the bend. I've never tried those, but I'd like to.
 
TurboTokes

TurboTokes

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I use them, but got mine way cheaper.

They have them on amazon 100pc for $8

Search plant bender, I remove them once the plant grows a bit, it holds that shape
 
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