lol, no falling out... he's just enjoying the spring time in the upper peninsula. He's about to get a butt load of beans, so I am sure you can catch him around. He's also on Facebook, he updates there sometimes. lol.It's planting time in MI. He's prolly doing that. Also, I think him and sub had a "falling out"
Haha, you can only try mate, or train hard. Those kushes above I had to have some serious shaping to get anything remotely close to the Nugs concept (and I still have a 3 (br), a 7(tl), and the perfect 8(tr)). But like he stated early, this style is most condusive to plants with single cola dominance ... which the Kush I have is not, yours may not be either mate, it`s the distribution of energy and nutrients that countsI don't think any of mine actually have an even number of heads. There's 7s and 11s and 15s
I think most wait for the fifth set of nodes before topping primarily to give your plant time to develop a healthy root ball. I topped to mainline as early as the emergence of the third set of nodes without issue. From seed I would at least wait for the emergence of the fourth node from a cutting (symmetrical nodes) the third.Noob question: (journal in sig, pic update coming weds)
My widows popped a single leaf first, then a three leaf, and are now on their first set of five leaf. So the nodes stack 1-3-5 at this point. How long do I wait to top it? I figured I would wait until the first full set of five leaf have stems and push away from the main, and top above them.