Well man, you should probably try to do some topping now. Unless you dont want her to just grow upwards with less bud. Believe me, you cant go that wrong when topping a plant, you either top it or you FIM it. I doubt you are going to rip the whole plant apart by topping. So I suggest you to give it a try. Worst case scenario you make a mistake. There hasnt been a grower here that hasnt made mistakes and ends up having to start again. That is what will really shape you as a grower. Cheers!
Well, if you did it right then you wont have one set of those leaves…. you will have two! Now just let her keep veggin. Are you sure you dont want to look into doing a 4 way LST? It would give you a lot more yield and she will grow to the sides instead of like a pine. It is always up to the grower tho. Are you reading temperature? PH? whats the total of lights you have? have you thought about nutrients?
but iv fed her only tap and rain water so far so ph should be acceptable and seemings shes flourishing (i think hows pix look??) Lights im useing 4 23 watt (7600k specturm) CFL keeping them very close to her and a fan non stop running while lights are on inside house temp stays around 72 - 75 im in the deseret so all those mixed im hopeing im off to a decent start for 0 invested n just what was around
I feel ya when you say 0$. You should take a look at the DIY sub forum under the General Marijuana Forum. Also, the webpage I gave you is great for no only the LST but for almost everything else. You read that webpage and you should have enough to grow decently. Cheers!Yes i have both pair of leafs they are still intact together even, keepin em bc dunno nestaliga ?... lol yes i DO want a 4 way and im very appreciative of your link ty I just didnt want to 4way lst due to needing to topp bc i was a puss Im not reading temp yet due to literaly 0 dollars invested in this situation. in 3 days ill have cash for a therm and a humidity gauge n ph test kit. Unfortunitly i used MG potting soil due to not knowing better got soil had seed planted then researched
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Ok, just always to keep in mind, high temps and too much humidity = no good
