ICantBelieveItsNotBud
Well-Known Member
So i am growing in a swamp which has some ptos and cons for my plants. While they are able to soak up water from the ground and remain stealth they also get attacked by bugs and don't get a whole lot of sunlight. 2 of my plants are 4ft tall not counting the bucket and the other 2 are about 2ft tall. The 2 short ones are fairly bushy but the tall ones are kind of lanky. They are just tall enough now to be higher than the swamp grass and cat tails so they should stretch a little less now. But since they don't get too much light i wanted to know if it would be a good idea to clear some swamp grass around them and tie down some branches spreading them out to hopefully get more sun? Or should i just let them grow as high as they can get? The 2tall ones will probablly reach 6-7ft around harvest. I just want to know how to maximize yield, P.S. They are in 5gal buckets