Screw This

I'm tired of searching threads and not finding, so I'm going to ask. Can someone school me on why, and how we train a plant?

This is a big topic, here is a little:
LST(Low stress training)-bending of the plant. why, because instead of light's lumens being discarded on the top colas you now have a plant that has been bent horizontal and lumens are more = across the entire main stem of the plant.

HST(high stress training)-
any cutting of the roots, stem, branches. why, Look up SOG(sea of green), SCOG(screen of green).

essentially, you train a plant to fit with your grow room, produce more bud per Sq. foot, or you might just want to expirement.

found this website, it should give you a better understanding.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=104379
peace out, and enjoy playing with the plants.

Also try the FAQ's bro man dude man.

threepete23 said:

Also try the FAQ's bro man dude man.

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thanks you guys so much. I did check the FAQ i don't think a tutorial is there though.

Toss said:

thanks you guys so much. I did check the FAQ i don't think a tutorial is there though.

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Hey man, there is like 5 different article in there on LST training. You just have to look for it.

Hey bud, this is what I use when I have any questions...

https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=category&id=90

I find it easier to use the tag part of the search function,you will get more results.Here is what i found when i typed in lst.OPH

https://www.rollitup.org/tags/

https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/6834-how-lst-low-stress-training.html

Try this one out.

i need this gide as well

I dont know anything about LST really but the RIU search function isnt always the most effective way to find information, try using google to search just this site.

I have learned pretty much everything I know about growing from this site using the following google search.

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=site:rollitup.org+-"View+Single+Post"&meta=

Just add the terms you are looking for after what is already in the search box.

Good luck.