Training
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Fangthane
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Your best bet would be to go to YouTube and search for "low stress training." You'll find plenty of how-to videos. Basically, it's a way of manipulating the plant to allow light to penetrate to areas it normally wouldn't, causing the plant to get more bushy. There are also high-stress training methods, but they usually involve lopping parts off.
panda13
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to give you an idea and what to search for
J2M3S
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You have some reading to do.
LewberDewber852
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Sorry I can’t control myself sometimes
my only real input is I don’t train with the hopes of some magic to happen. I train to make the plants grow the way I want them to look and lessen microclimates within the greenery.
Nowww Sttaaayyyyyyyyyyyyy
Eazzzzzzyyyyyyyy
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lol
Sorry I can’t control myself sometimes
my only real input is I don’t train with the hopes of some magic to happen. I train to make the plants grow the way I want them to look and lessen microclimates within the greenery.
MickFoster
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Tolerance Break
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If you grow a plant from seed and let it grow naturally, you're going to usually get a main bud with some offshoots, ranging from a couple small branches to bushes, to Christmas tree shapes and branch structure.
If you intervene, you can change the structure of your plant to suit your set up.
I would advise getting your hands on a copy of the grow Bible or going to YouTube and looking for videos explaining the different methods, as it is much easier to see the different varieties than to read about them (if I wasn't on mobile, I would be of more help)
If you intervene, you can change the structure of your plant to suit your set up.
I would advise getting your hands on a copy of the grow Bible or going to YouTube and looking for videos explaining the different methods, as it is much easier to see the different varieties than to read about them (if I wasn't on mobile, I would be of more help)
sfw1960
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Are you printing those or buying?
I generally just use the silicone plant tie if I need more than a little tape (for a bandage).
Pretty sweet widgets though!
HydoDan
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Amazon search: plant bending clips.. A lot of different ones and they're cheap.. I got tired of watering and topdressing around all the ties..
sfw1960
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Cool, good info.
I'd just whip something up for the 3D printer if I was going to give em a try.
Even if they're cheap I can usually create something for pennies on the dollar (and I'm super cheap!).
I don't top dress and the ties are usually all at least 12-20" above the bags so I can water alright.
Thanks Dan!
rcory69
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Thank you now I know what yall are talking about and I kinda do it a little, well I top my plant on every third nod on each arm that grows and it seems to be working ok
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